Dragon Ball Z Season 1
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Sales were tepid at best, and Funimation abandoned the release schedule after the first volumes, leaving fans irate and disconsolate in about equal measure. Now several years later, Funimation is back up at bat, releasing what I assume is the same set of restored masters, albeit this time reframed in 1.78:1, perhaps in a hedge against more tepid sales, since at least this way the product can be licensed for broadcast to HD networks which now insist on a widescreen aspect ratio (my, how times have changed—remember when 1.33:1 was so-called 'full screen'?). How this will sit with consumers is anyone's guess, but I would point to the furor raised when did this very same thing a few years ago. Maybe a new world war is about to break out in the anime universe.
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Buy Dragon Ball Z Season One on Blu-Ray from FUNimation.com. Watch Dragon Ball Z - Season 1 (1996) Episode 39 Xmovies8 - After learning that he is from another planet, a warrior named Goku and his friends are prompted to defend it from an onslaught of extraterrestrial enemies.
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Rather than recount the content of the series, I refer you to any of our many reviews of previously released Dragonball Z product. Simply type Dragonball or Dragon Ball in the search box above, and a glut of releases can be accessed. There's little doubt that most of the conversation about this new release has revolved around the rejiggered aspect ratio (now in 1.78:1, courtesy of an AVC encoded 1080p transfer).
Dragon Ball Z Season 1 Episode 1 English Dub
As far as these things go, this reframing has been handled relatively well, though there are some obvious anomalies like missing tops of heads on characters at times. However, here's something new to discuss: where's the grain? This new release has been rather liberally scrubbed of any 'offending' grain, something that gave the few 'Level' releases their naturally filmic quality.
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There are also rather strange stabilization issues on this release, with a noticeable jiggliness between frames that tends to affect the edges of objects, so that they appear to move incrementally or have slight warping or bending tendencies at times. (I'd compare this to telecine wobble or gate weave, except that it only affects objects within the frame, rather than the entire frame itself.) There's no doubt that this has been cleaned, for the image is spotless. Colors are also exceptionally bright and vivid, but this presentation has virtually no connection now to its film source elements, and so I cannot in good conscience give it a higher score (and some may think I've been too kind with 3 stars). The audio options on this release appear to be exactly the same as those I covered in my, so I'll simply repeat those observations here: FUNimation has provided three lossless offerings on this Blu-ray, the English dub in Dolby TrueHD 5.1 with the original Japanese music, the original English language broadcast version (with broadcast version music) in Dolby TrueHD 2.0 and the original Japanese track (with Japanese music) in Dolby TrueHD mono. For the bulk of my watching, I opted for the 5.1 mix, as the synth heavy, proto-pop 'stylings' of the broadcast version's music weren't as much to my personal liking as the 5.1's original Japanese music. Add to that some very smart and fun surround repurposing, without attendant fussiness or gimmickry, and the 5.1 track is the clear winner here, at least for those who want a fairly consistently immersive experience. Fidelity is top notch on this track, and the battle scenes are filled with slams, punches and crazy sound effects that ping pong around the surrounds with abandon.
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