The reason I didn't give this set a score of 5 was a bit of pixelation in the part with Cell and Gohan. It is during their last bout with their Kamehamehas. It really is no big deal, but I bumped the score down for picky people :) The colors and smoothness still hold up perfect though, like all the other DBZ MI sets. It looks great on any system setup or TV I try them on. It is all crisp and clear and here for you to enjoy Dragon Ball the way it was ment to be.

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.

What can I say... This is it! The final showdown with Gohan and Cell. If you were going to pick up any of these sets, you should make sure you grab this one. One of the greatest scenes in the series is in this boxset. The discs end out the Cell Games Saga and start the weak, Great Saiyamen Saga. Check it out ;)