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Meanwhile, the rest of the team has their picnic (and KrillinвЂ™s puppy song) interrupted by a group of Saiyans who greet Vegeta as their king.

After apologizing to Chi-Chi, Goku ends up using Instant Transmission to go help King Kai and begins tracking the Super SaiyanвЂ™s energy. King Kai reaches out to Goku telepathically to warn him that Goku is needed to save the fate of the north galaxy (the one that that Z-Fighters currently reside in), but unfortunately, Goku is stuck in a meeting with Chi-Chi to help Gohan get into a private school.

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The first Dragon Ball Z: Broly movie begins with King Kai sensing the destruction of the south galaxy by an unknown вЂ“ but incredibly powerful вЂ“ Super Saiyan. Before you read any further, itвЂ™s important for you to know that there will be spoilers for Dragon Ball Z: Broly вЂ“ The Legendary Super Saiyan ahead, so if you want to skip those spoilers, I would go right to the end of the article. One of these movies is Dragon Ball Z: Broly вЂ“ The Legendary Super Saiyan. Unfortunately, a large majority of these movies arenвЂ™t canon, which means thereвЂ™s really no point in watching a lot of them, but that doesnвЂ™t mean you canвЂ™t watch them if you want to.

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To be honest, while I donвЂ™t support the use of replacement scores, if you absolutely had to go with the rock music treatment for any of the Dragon Ball movies, the Broly movies are probably the most appropriate, considering the kind of character that Broly is.The world of Dragon Ball is quite vast, and spans multiple series like Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball GT, and Dragon Ball Super, as well as a lot of movies (including one that we never talk aboutвЂ¦you know the one IвЂ™m talking about). I'm happy they're going with the Japanese soundtrack cause that's how it was meant to be seen and gives a better representation of the movie than the English one did. The dub although accurate, was done 10+ years before Super so the acting isn't as good and some fans will undoubtedly be upset about the lack of an English soundtrack.

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But feel free to let me know if I'm wrong in my assumption. And I already can't stand their dub of Super. I'm assuming the dub isn't as good as FUNi's dub of Super. I feel like that'll anger quite a few fans. And the dub for Broly is pretty damn accurate, pretty much 1:1 most of the time. TheQuazz wrote:They'll be screening them with the Japanese soundtrack. Once again, Funimation lost nothing by throwing us a bone. As Lance Heiskell once pointed out, higher sales of the Orange Bricks were positively correlated with lack of (dub) fan interest in Kai. When has appealing to the subtitle demographic ever been a bane to Dragon Ball in America?Д®dit: And before anyone wants to bring up the lukewarm sales of Kai on home video, spare me. How about when the uncut DVD singles first featured Japanese audio at all? Nobody could have possibly picked those up for that very reason, you can't even see the Japanese track listed on the front of the covers, after all! Nobody would care about anything like that though, which is why Funimation definitely didn't prominently advertise that as a feature. How about the Orange Bricks? Say what you want about the video quality and dishonest marketing, but at least they default to an audio track with the original Japanese music. Damn, what a failure those were! Or how about the direction they took with Dragon Ball Z Kai? It's not like that series consistently pulled in great ratings across three different channels and demographics. Except for the North American Dragon Boxes. On the surface, one would think that the Japanese version presents no boon to the series financially.

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That said, people have already seen these films, including Fusion Reborn dubbed in theaters! How excited could anyone seriously be for more English screenings of them? TV airings, home media releases, video games, merchandise, convention guests, everything relating to DBZ has been so dub-centric up until recently. Multiple language screenings for a wide release could be pretty confusing for moviegoers, I get it. Honestly, I wasn't expecting the Dragon Ball Super movie to get a subbed release in US theaters, and I'm also expecting it to be a wider release than what these older films are going to receive.