Even the old Japanese VHS looked better.Ĭomparison of the images (one screen per movie) Neither is the French DVD because it's the same master. To sum it up, the German DVD isn't recommendable at all. The only advantage of the German DVD is the sharpness.
Very conspicuous at the beginning of the movie when the logos are being presented. Moreover, the quality of the actual images could be better as well. I wonder how that could happen in an animated movie. And it gets better: during some parts of the movie, the images kind of WABBLE. It's very annoying, especially in movie #13. It's always darker than the Japanese Version which makes some details unrecognizable because the image is actually BLACK. The other censored footage is about Tapion's suffering and Hildegarn eating human beings.įurthermore, it's also worth mentioning that the image quality of the German DVD (which represents the International Version) is simply dreadful. In movie #13, a bit violence has been removed, besides a further removed scene woth Muten Roshi being drunk. There isn't any nazi symbolic in the Japanese Version either and it's obvious that it's just a cartoon character. Removing Hitler was actually superfluous. the very thick outlines of the undead or Fat-Gogeta's appearance). Easy to recognize by the overdrawn animations (e.g. One need to know that movie #12 is the most humoristic one of the entire series. The International Version lacks any scene with the former dictator. "Dragonball Z: Fusion Reborn" is movie #12 and opens the door to the underworld by what the dead return to earth - among them Hitler. Basically, it's always the same: our hero Son-Goku saves the day. Neither the series nor the movies are being characterized by an outstanding story or thought-provoking in any way. It just concentrates on what's required in the genre: action. The action series created by Akira Toriyama doesn't contain any complicated plots. "Dragonball" is one of the most popular anime serieses worldwide.
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