It might just be me but you really have to try and look for pixelation during heavy scenes. Everything looks undescribable. You will barely notice it, especially once your intent on watching the fight between Frieza and Gokou when they battle it out. The colors couldn't be any better!

The psuedo-stereo that MI made out of this set came out great. The R1's have the original mono.. But there is no echoing or problems like past series that have tried to do this. I hear everything perfect on my setup. Just great!

The psuedo-stereo that MI made out of this set came out great. The R1's have the original mono.. But there is no echoing or problems like past series that have tried to do this. I hear everything perfect on my setup. Just great!

You just still can't get the enjoyment from the R1's as you can from these Dragon Box ripped sets. All the original colors will give you the feel of how Dragon Ball Z was supposed to be watched. Including all the original music and none of that poppy crap that Bruce Faulconer created. Get this set you will love it!

The video for this set is a direct rip from the Dragon Box set one recently released in Japan. Considering the lower bitrate, the series retains it's quality throughout with minor pixelation on certain scenes. Aside from the pixelation, near perfect.

Lacking a dubbed track, but this inclusion would have only had the 9 episodes per disc suffer further compression, I am to understand the audio ripped from Dragon Box was tinkered with for this set, but regardless of this adjustment, it sounds just dandy to me. No complaints in this department, I hear every yell, punch and explosion with no difficulty.

Lacking a dubbed track, but this inclusion would have only had the 9 episodes per disc suffer further compression, I am to understand the audio ripped from Dragon Box was tinkered with for this set, but regardless of this adjustment, it sounds just dandy to me. No complaints in this department, I hear every yell, punch and explosion with no difficulty.

So the Freezer saga is herewidth concluded. The final episode of this set begins the rather poor Garlic Junior saga, and whilst it is entertaining, does not compare to the upcoming Trunks and Android/Cell sagas. The packaging for this set features a rather menacing visage of Vegeta, and retains the feel used for the previous three. Hats off to Manga International for another fine DragonBall set of episodes. Let's hope they keep coming.