The quality stays consistent throughout these DBZ MI sets. The video and color is crisp and clear. No matter if I am watching it on a 34" TV or a 20" TV... The colors are so vivid and perfect. Pixelation, if any, is very hard to notice and may only be noticable by pausing or looking close to your television.

The R1's have the original mono sound that DBZ was made in... Yet, MI decided to produce a pseudo-stereo effect with their sets. The result is no echoing and clear audio. It is not real stereo sound like Dolby 5.1, but this wasn't how DBZ was produced in the first place. You will hear every yell and action noise perfectly.

The R1's have the original mono sound that DBZ was made in... Yet, MI decided to produce a pseudo-stereo effect with their sets. The result is no echoing and clear audio. It is not real stereo sound like Dolby 5.1, but this wasn't how DBZ was produced in the first place. You will hear every yell and action noise perfectly.

Well the series is getting closer and closer to the end. The explosive showdown is creeping near. Trunks and Goten are training hard to learn the fusion correctly to become Gotenks. Gokou shows his ultimate SSJ3 strength to Majin Buu to stall for time, while Satan falls in loveable friendship with Buu. This set ends with Good Buu versus Evil Buu. It is only starting....

Almost no skipping problems. Pixilation is the same as the other sets, almost nonexistent.

The audio is very good. Nothing to complain about.

The audio is very good. Nothing to complain about.

Another great Dragonbox rip. If you havn't, pick it up wherever you can find it.