Dragon Ball Super: SUPER HERO - “Blockbuster Thank-You Stage Greeting” will be held on Saturday, June 25th. Timing: 7:25 PM (JST) Guests: Masako Nozawa & Toshio Furukawa
A lot of fans are gunning on the Super anime coming back, but others are also cautiously optimistic.
Hopefully they just go straight into adapting the Moro arc or just do something completely original.
Japan's economy is just as deep in the crapper as the rest of the world, so the global recession can be partially to blame for the smaller revenue on top of being released in fewer theaters. The main thing bamco is going to care about is merchandise/vidya, so how successful Superhero really was is in the hands of phone whales.
Going into Moro off the bat would fill the action quota and make Buu's fans happy if nothing else. Assuming Granola is also adapted, I think its time to push into the end of Z and introduce Uub as a real character.
I absolutely love that Vegeta has turned jobbing into his next power up, and yet still jobs with it.
Which is good because it looks way better anyway.
I like both, but it's hard not to love how imposing Omen can be. Sometimes simpler is better.
The original version of that was a video game walkthrough. That's why it wasn't dubbed.
well yeah I wasn't talking about that. I should have specified super sayians but I figured everyone would know what I was talking about considering I listed the late 2000s/early 10's ovas in order, I could still see the original being released on the same disc as like a subbed only bonus feature or something. it was released and advertised as a two part strategy guide for the famicom game, but has anyone ever actually watched it? it's not that at all really. it's just the plot animated. they use a couple seconds of gameplay footage of the world map whenever scenes transition but the game is a card based rpg and the OVAs have like no gameplay strats whatsoever (unless on the original tapes they had that shit before or after the animated portions I have no idea). the footage was repurposed for two playdia games with some additional footage added where it would actually have made sense as a guide because you make choices like a laserdisc game to progress the plot. years ago I had seen what I thought was both parts and having known they were released as guides figured that was it, but way later I ended up with a rip of the dragon box release of it and what I had seen on youtube like 10 years ago was actually playdia walkthroughs and was super confused just how the fuck the original versions were supposed to be a guide for the original game. but anyways if they wanted to it would take no time to edit the 5 minutes or less of famicom imagery out or just release as is subbed with a thing in the beginning explaining what it was so people wouldn't be like why do they randomly show an 8 bit map a few times? regardless I seriously doubt they ever will dub any of the OVAs or Heroes shit and I don't care because I don't think any of it would be worth the time or effort, but I do think any of that material would be a quick and easy dub project to boost some home video sales from people who just buy anything DB, are just riding hype for a new movie, or maybe don't know about some of that stuff.
I did. That's how I know it was a videogame tie-in.
That's basically what Vegito did halfway, he was turned to candy but it didn't fully effect him, leaving his full power intact. That's the general rule, if someone is strong enough they can resist basically anything, at least to a degree.
I meant more like the ray is fired with no change taking place at all and forces Buu to get creative.
On one hand, they should have just said “Fuck it, release Super Hero as it is” after the hack, and people would’ve found out at the same time rather than be spoiled. On the other hand, pirating potentially gets you more sales by word of mouth seeing if it’s worth your time and money. Studios always get revenue from the discs sold/streaming, anyway.
