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Reviews for Dragonball Z Part 5
Video:
Rating of 5.0 out of 0
Audio:
Rating of 4.5 out of 0
Subtitles:
Rating of 4.0 out of 0
Overall:
Rating of 4.5 out of 0
Video:
The quality continues to be pretty top notch throughout these DBZ MI sets. No matter if I am watching it on a 34" TV or a 20" TV... The colors are so vivid and perfect. If there is any pixelation it is becoming hard to see. You cannot complain about this one!
Audio:
The audio is a psuedo-stereo sound that MI made out of this set. 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 with a TV's normal speakers and with a TV with surround sound speakers and a receiver. But, like I said it is not Dolby 5.1 or anything like that.
Subtitle:
The audio is a psuedo-stereo sound that MI made out of this set. 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 with a TV's normal speakers and with a TV with surround sound speakers and a receiver. But, like I said it is not Dolby 5.1 or anything like that.
Comment:
This volume starts off with the Garlic Jr. Saga and ends with the Trunks/Androids Saga. This is one of my favorite sagas so you should check out the next volume for the Cell Saga. These Dragon Box rips are great. Buy them up, you won't be disappointed ;)
Level: 6
Reviews: 13
Experience: 59,435
100% (3) found this review useful
21 Jul 2004 23:02:46
Video:
Rating of 4.5 out of 0
Audio:
Rating of 4.5 out of 0
Subtitles:
Rating of 4.5 out of 0
Overall:
Rating of 4.5 out of 0
Video:
As before, a rip of the Dragon Box set. The animation rises a notch in the later episodes leading into the Androids saga. Minor pixelation present, but barely noticeable once you're hooked on the fight scenes.
Audio:
Altered from the original Dragon Box, or so I hear. However, this sounds perfectly fine to me. The background music stands out, especially the theme playing as the Saiyan Trunks transforms against Freezer and his father, King Cold. Every breath can be heard with minor difficulty. Everyone loves that recap music as well. Miracle Zenkai Power! *Fades off into singing*
Subtitle:
Altered from the original Dragon Box, or so I hear. However, this sounds perfectly fine to me. The background music stands out, especially the theme playing as the Saiyan Trunks transforms against Freezer and his father, King Cold. Every breath can be heard with minor difficulty. Everyone loves that recap music as well. Miracle Zenkai Power! *Fades off into singing*
Comment:
Following the presumed defeat of Freezer, the Garlic Jr. episodes play out, and finally the meat of these discs comes out of hiding, in the form of the Trunks saga and eventual beginning to the Androids attack. The animation has certainly become better as the series progresses, yet stays true to Toriyama's artwork upon which it is based. Without a doubt, Manga keep on getting better with these releases. The packaging features the Earthling Kuririn, in a position identical to the former releases, the menu system is suprisingly effective, and they are animated wonderfully.
Level: 1
Reviews: 2
Experience: 2,573
100% (3) found this review useful
23 Sep 2003 01:54:47