The Saban/Ocean Dub is a heavily edited dub of the first 67 (edited down to 53) episodes of the series.
I added an instrumental track to cover the silence that occurs during the NEP.
The “Remastered” Dub with replacement scores (Johnson for 1-67, Faulconer Productions for 68-291) is from the Season Sets and was synced by Kratos.
The original mixes are available in the EXTRAS folder.
I created a new 5.1 mix for the insert songs in episodes 139 and 184, reducing excess dialogue as needed.
Deli also re-added the insert songs into episodes 20, 27, 28, and 46. Japanese NEPs have been added from the BA track. The Menza OPs have been replaced with the Japanese OPs.
The “Remastered” Dub with original Kikuchi score is taken from the Season Set Blu-Rays and manually synced by Deli.
Episodes 2, 229, and 237 use cassette and CD sources that are superior to the BA. A patch provided by Johnster was used to adjust the timings of the OPs to match the video.
Japanese Broadcast Audio is sourced from AnimeMaakuo’s and HKB’s leaks and since video-synced by Team Mirolo.
Audio Episodesġ989-96 Original Broadcast Audio (Fuji, Ishikawa, Tokai)Ģ007-09 FUNi “Remastered” Dub (Kikuchi Score)Ģ013-14 FUNi “Remastered” Dub (Replacement Score) Note that the TV Specials are sourced entirely from the R2J Dragon Boxes but contain various video fixes. The encode was made with a definitive release in mind. A complete write-up of the process and details of how the merge was done can be found at the write-up here and at this torrent.
This video encode combines the bitrate and bright details present in the R2J Dragon Boxes with the dark details present in the R1 Dragon Boxes.
You may have to watch this series from the beginning to get the full meaning of the story and what is going on, but if you see this on Cartoon Network or any other channel, watch it! Don't miss out! It is definitely worth seeing for the eye. My favorite episode is when Goku finally becomes a Super Saiyen, and Frieza later gets cut in half by a flying disk. I like it even better than Inuyasha, which is also good. Overall, I watched this cartoon more than all the other cartoons put together. It has a whole saga inside which makes it worth watching. I found Goku and Vegeta to be serious but a bit funny in between, and the roles of Gohan and Piccolo weren't shabby either. When I first seen it in 1996, I was overwhelmed at how much action and comedy was fit into one anime series. It also contains a bit of humor as well as subplots. It's character development and the plots of the whole DBZ story is superb, the animation is full of action, and every ending of an episode leaves you wondering what may happen next. I still watch it whenever I get the chance to. This anime cartoon in my opinion, is better than any other cartoon I seen.
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