Voiceover isn't exclusively done by TFS members. Sometimes they get other V As outside the group like Amber Lee Connors, Xander Mobus, Remix or Little Kuriboh.
So i do think Ben will stay voicing Nail and Dr. Briefs. Taka too kinda "left" the group and won't take new roles but he will still voice any character he has done in the past (Meaning at least he is still doing Dende and Nappa)
Uni catAnyway, their spoiler free and spoiler full reviews for Super: Broly were spot on. That movie was a lot of fun. My biggest issue was that it gave another retcon to Bardock's backstory, and full on turned Goku into Japanese Space Moses, like how Kal-El is American Space Moses.
Also, Cooler was nowhere to be seen.
Edited by wanderlustwarrior on Jan 20th 2019 at 1:25:07 PM
Cooler should be nowhere to be seen, because he's not a thing. Prior to "Battle of Gods", none of Toei's movies are canon. They're basically filler arcs that don't even pretend they fit into the narrative anywhere.
The most egregious example, in my opinion, goes to "Wrath of the Dragon" which goes to all the trouble of telling the story of how Trunks got his sword without ever noticing that they're doing it with the wrong f*cking Trunks.
This movie is basically Broly's migration into canon, taking place after the events of the Dragon Ball Super anime and being roundabout mentioned in the pages of its manga - there's a placeholder between the Tournament of Power arc and the next arc that basically just says, "And then the Broly movie happened; check it out!"
Edited by TobiasDrake on Jan 21st 2019 at 8:04:34 AM
My Tumblr. Currently side-by-side liveblogging Digimon Adventure, sub vs dub.I should note that the movie being canon does not mean it's entirely devoid of Toei-isms. Toei's gonna Toei.
Remember that time when Goten and Trunks had trouble fusing, and turned into a fat Gotenks and then an anorexic one? And then Toei copied that joke wholesale for "Fusion Reborn", playing it in exactly the same way but having it make very little sense because they were doing it while a fight was going on in the background? Yeah, "Dragon Ball Super: Broly" copies that entire joke again, and does it in exactly the same way that "Fusion Reborn" did. Toei outright plagiarized themselves to get their rehash gag into canon.
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You're misrepresenting how the scene plays out. The punchline isn't "the fusion fails and looks goofy", the punchline is Piccolo going "another thirty minutes!" *smashcut to Frieza getting his ass whooped*. That shit was hilarious, one of my favorite gags in the movie and had both me and the audience in riots.
YMMV. Given the speed at which fights are supposed to play out is vastly greater than the time we see them in - see Frieza's five minutes for reference - the idea that Golden Frieza and Broly could spend a literal in-universe hour pounding each other when all the preceding and following action probably took place in like seven in-universe minutes is much too unreasonable for me to find humor in it.
The bit about tricking Frieza into fighting Broly to buy Goku and Vegeta time was hilarious, but stretching it out for the sake of rehashing the Gotenks Fusion joke for a second time was dumb. Frieza should have been paste long before Veku ever even unfused.
This was a problem in "Fusion Reborn" and it's even more of a problem here, where the fighters are much stronger and more capable of having an entire prolonged combat sequence in the span of half a second.
Edited by TobiasDrake on Jan 21st 2019 at 9:59:00 AM
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"What is this, a crossover episode?" is a recurring joke told by a character from Bojack Horseman. I'm pretty sure they were joking.