Dragon Ball Z - Digitally Remastered And Uncut - (Trailer)

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Uploaded by on Jan 3, 2007

Update: I've now got the dvds, it's excellent The wide screen wasn't too bad and the only downside was the dialogue wasn't changed.

It appears that Funimation Entertainment has decided to rerelease the whole series of DragonBall Z. (The 291 Episodes) It will also have widescreen format, Japanese music and everything will be redubbed. The dvd will be released February the 6th 2007. I personally can't wait especially with the addition of Japanese music. I couldn't stand the Funimation crap. Funimation called it the biggest event in DBZ history.

Features:
The complete Vegeta saga: 39 Episodes on 6 discs
900 Minutes of Action
English Voice Track with Original Japanese Music
Includes 24 page booklet filled with episode summaries, character descriptions and a DBZ timeline

At Dragon Ball Z.com there are details:
FUNimation Entertainment announces the definitive Dragon Ball Z collection available February 2007 in TV on DVD season sets

Fort Worth, TX -- November 13, 2006 -- FUNimation Entertainment, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Navarre Corporation (NASDAQ: NAVR) and the market share leader for home video sales of Japanese animation in the United States, is the U.S. company behind the success of anime phenomenon Dragon Ball Z. Today, the company announced that it has digitally remastered in high definition and restored the entire Dragon Ball Z series, all 291 episodes. The Dragon Ball Z Season Sets will be available at a suggested retail price (SRP) of $49.98 at major retailers nationwide on February 6, 2007.

?This is a great announcement for the Dragon Ball Z collector and the first time fan,? says Gen Fukunaga, president and CEO of FUNimation Entertainment. ?The entire DBZ series has been transferred from the original Japanese film and digitally remastered and restored.?

FUNimation worked with Dallas-based Video Post & Transfer (VPT), a full-service post-production house that provides a complete spectrum of video & film related services, for the digital remastering and restoration. The Dragon Ball Z series was digitally transferred from the original Japanese film frame by frame at 1080p. During the process, VPT utilized state-of-the-art digital noise reduction units to remove film grain and thousands of instances of dirt, scratches and debris. The transfer was performed by nationally-recognized colorist Steve Franko and supervised by FUNimation.

?It?s a new era for Dragon Ball Z and this is a project we have been looking forward to for a long time,? continues Fukunaga. ?The Dragon Ball Z Season Sets will be the definitive collection for the loyal fans of the series and they are a great way to introduce the series to a new generation of Dragon Ball Z fans.?

Dragon Ball Z is the explosive sequel to Dragon Ball. The series follows the adventures of Goku and his son Gohan as they team up with their friends to battle evil forces throughout the universe to protect their beloved planet Earth.

The first Dragon Ball Z Season Set includes 39 episodes on five DVDs with over 900 minutes of action. For the first time, fans will be able to listen to the original Japanese score with either the original Japanese dialogue or the English dialogue. There is also a special ?making of? section for the new high definition Dragon Ball Z masters. Other special features for the Dragon Ball Z Season Sets include revised English dialogue and a brand new 5.1 surround audio mix.

Dragon Ball Z Season Set 1 covers the Vegeta Saga and it chronicles the introduction of one of Dragon Ball Z?s main characters, Vegeta. The Dragon Ball Z Season Sets will be available at major retailers nationwide on February 6, 2007 and will have an SRP of $49.98.

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  • to the casual fan who doesn't know all the facts this comercial is deceiving. Its a clear case of false advertising. It says throughout the trailer "remastered in high definition from the original japanese film masters"" No compromises" " experience the classic series as it was originally intended". All these statements are false and you can find out why but unfortunately i can't explain it because of youtube"s comment size limit

  • @Xenocyde0 Yeah, seriously what is the name of the song in this trailer. It gives me a wicked rock-hard boner.

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  • So is the Orange box set or the Dragon box set uncut with blood and language?

  • @ainman1986 and @zenkay123

    ...or that EVERYTHING may be better.

  • @zenkay123 Yes they have the japanese version with subtitles. Don't be shocked when you realize that the script is a bit different and some things may be better.

  • Personally i think the audio rework was an improvment. It gave the old episodes a serious undertone that really fleshes out the mood of the characters situation.

    But that enhanced picture shit is a load of crap. Contrast, color, and brightness tweaks at best.

  • 16:9.... lame im going to stop looking to buy it.

  • @desertfoxfilms no hey added lighting for power effect.

  • @Diabound66

    Listen. If you knew anything about DVDs you would understand that just because you watch something on an HD television set does not mean everything you watch is HD. Also, DVD is not capable of storing HD content.

    Besides, these sets were the epitome of shit.

  • Does this contain the subbed versions of the episodes because i have always wanted to know what the japenese voices sounds like

  • @TheOfficialGoten So I guess me watching it in  HD on my HD tv doesn't count.

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