Okratron 5000 did the dub with/for Bandai, Funi was probably involved but not anymore than licensing and Toei Japan probably had absolutely zero involvement in the US dub of the game.
Team Four Star Nappa is all on Bandai and Okratron 5000,
Nay. We've got three Namekians stronger than Raditz but weaker than Nappa, one super prodigy stronger than Vegeta (and thus all "normal" Saiyans) but weaker than any of the post-Namek base Saiyans, and one super duper for-realsies-this-time prodigy that's stronger than the base Saiyans and even Android arc Super Saiyans but weaker than the post-Room Super Saiyans.
For the most part, the Namekians don't rate. Five total Namekians whose power is even worth considering.
Anyone know when we get the next DBZ abridged episode?
Because there's no progress bar on the Team Four Star website anymore.
edited 31st Jan '17 4:08:20 AM by Demongodofchaos2
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Right. Fighting Nappa was watching all of his friends get killed one by one and he himself got battered to a pulp.
Tambourine, on the other hand, was basically a Single-Stroke Battle that was probably over too quickly to really psychologically affect him.
... Freeza I got nothing. The whole"horn impalement" and the fact he was running from Freeza for a week seems like it'd be a bigger deal, but I suppose that Freeza's a big deal for everyone so it makes sense for Krillin to focus on someone else.
edited 31st Jan '17 6:56:51 AM by Larkmarn
Found a Youtube Channel with political stances you want to share? Hop on over to this page and add them.Of note: Krillin has died three times. Tambourine, Frieza, and Super Buu all killed him.
The episode features Ghost Tambourine, Ghost Frieza, and Ghost...Nappa.
I still refuse to believe that is anything but a direct reference.
My Tumblr. Currently side-by-side liveblogging Digimon Adventure, sub vs dub.I personally think Krillin's death by Frieza should be the most traumatic thing.
The Dabura and Super Buu deaths happened pretty quickly. We don't really now how it went with Tambourine but it as fast enough for nobody to even notice it was happening.
Frieza, however, was the murder-icing atop a prolonged week of solid horror that ended in at least a couple hours of raging against the impossible. Krillin wasn't a match for Frieza's first form and had no choice but to watch him become increasingly more impossible with each transformation as every single one of his allies who might stand a chance failed.
And when Goku finally, finally pulled it off with his last trump card, Frieza came right back with a "Nope, not good enough." And then Krillin was plunged into the air knowing exactly what was about to happen to him, helplessly screaming for his life but unable to do anything, and with nobody else able to do anything but stand there and watch him die.
Frieza was like Nappa if Goku's arrival was met with him turning around and just crushing him too. Last ray of hope ground into dust.
edited 31st Jan '17 7:29:03 AM by TobiasDrake
My Tumblr. Currently side-by-side liveblogging Digimon Adventure, sub vs dub.It's just a funny coincidence if it isn't. They could have picked any of the 4 to target Krillin and they picked Nappa who, in the grand scheme of things, wasn't important to Krillin's development as a person or a fighter. Tambourine could symbolize Krillin moving past his earliest defeat, Freeza was the more important villain, Buu slaughtered Krillin and his family, Cell ate 18 right in front of him - but they chose Nappa to be the one who Krillin would find the strength to fight against. A ghost Nappa.
I'M MR. MEESEEKS, LOOK AT ME!That is a good argument against Frieza. Much as I love the guy and feel he's had a more profound impact on the franchise than any other villain - for both better and worse - there's no denying that Nappa needs the screentime an awful lot more than he does.
My Tumblr. Currently side-by-side liveblogging Digimon Adventure, sub vs dub.Because he deserved better.

Correction: Funimation- or whoever did the English dub of Xenoverse -knows about Ghost Nappa.
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