Well the thing is, the fusion only shows up for the last two minutes. Actually, that kinda sums up most of the latter movies. The only relevant parts are the last 10 or so minutes and the rest is kinda...filler.
Did y'all just spend 17 pages talking about Dragonball GT? Cuz I just read all of that and yes it does.
This is how Dragon Ball inspired
Bobobobo Bo Bobo.
Glad we're not letting that grammar slide. Alright, I'll join in.
"Did you just spend one post pointing out the obvious? Because I just read it, and yes it does."
edited 17th Feb '13 8:07:49 AM by wanderlustwarrior
Come on, leave poor Raditz alone.
Dragon Ball is like the Master Roshi of the franchise. It's old and better at making people laugh than fighting, and is pretty strong, but overshadowed later. Nevertheless it's the root.
Z is like the Goku of the franchise. It rather quickly overshadowed its mentor and is the most well-known, but it wouldn't have gotten as powerful as it did without Master Roshi/Dragon Ball.
GT is like the Yamcha of the franchise. It sucked from the moment of its birth and sucked until it ended. Okay, maybe it had a few good moments, just like Yamcha had a few good... wait, he didn't. Never mind, analogy broken.
You cannot firmly grasp the true form of Squidward's technique!You know, speaking of GT, everyone shoulda just sicked Devilman on the evil dragons. Problem solved. Then again, I keep suggesting this idea even though I know how pointless that'd be with the regenerating villains.
So I've been watching a lot of games recently and one of them had the voices actors constantly switching between Z and Kai(sometimes mid-sentence), and woah does Freeza sound different (and nearly schizophrenic). I was kinda wondering where they chose that voice for Abridged, since that one sounds so much more like the one from Kai. And Gohan no longer being insanely raspy is such an improvement too.
edited 17th Feb '13 5:19:46 PM by hass
I'd like future games to stick with the Kai voices (Not that they have a choice in some cases).
Really, from what I've seen of Kai, it's superior in every way to the original dub except I really don't like the music score (Yamamoto's Kai score was good, but plagiarism issues means they took it out and put the old score in. I'm glad Abridged at least uses the Yamamoto score rather than the original one). That and Cell's death scene is pretty lame in Kai compared to the original, not helped by the music again.
The best is Youtube videos that reinsert either the Yamamoto score or Faulconer score.
edited 17th Feb '13 5:25:45 PM by Anomalocaris20
You cannot firmly grasp the true form of Squidward's technique!

Fusion is not the first thing that comes to mind with that movie......