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 Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 8:18 pm
I'm caught up now! Oh my, they have gotten sooo good at animation! (74)
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Posted: Tue Feb 09, 2010 9:16 am
P_Tama I'm caught up now! Oh my, they have gotten sooo good at animation! (74) Have you ever notice when a show first starts the animation is no where like it is when the show gets older/ends? (post#139)
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Ayanami Rei First Child Captain
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Posted: Tue Feb 09, 2010 3:04 pm
I would think it depends. I mean how long running has the show been? When was it developed and such.
I mean if it's less then 20 eps long, I doubt you'd see much improvement. I think it depends more on how far away certain technological advances have been in the series. I don't often times see it myself.
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Posted: Tue Feb 09, 2010 3:58 pm
Ayanami Rei First Child I would think it depends. I mean how long running has the show been? When was it developed and such. I mean if it's less then 20 eps long, I doubt you'd see much improvement. I think it depends more on how far away certain technological advances have been in the series. I don't often times see it myself. Well compare the first episodes of DBZ with the later, and now compare the later eps with the animated game sequences and specials. It isn't just anime its american shows as well. Look at the first ep of family guy, and look at the latest ep. Even American dad in its short run is different from when it first came about. now in Bible black, they had a very weird chance for the animation between the second ep and episodes after. I could explain but the TOS lol (post# 159 Croconaw i just had a weird deja vu)
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Posted: Tue Feb 09, 2010 9:35 pm
Well, if a show goes on with popularity it gets more funding...DBZ probably helped fund the entire studio. American shows like the Simpsons are no different, once better equipment and the funds are available to buy them...well why not do so. It shows that they have a commitment to the quality of show they produce, that it's more than a job smile #147
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Posted: Wed Feb 10, 2010 12:08 pm
Elzingaiv Well, if a show goes on with popularity it gets more funding...DBZ probably helped fund the entire studio. American shows like the Simpsons are no different, once better equipment and the funds are available to buy them...well why not do so. It shows that they have a commitment to the quality of show they produce, that it's more than a job smile #147 yeah your right. Voices are another thing that change over time. Like how Vegeta first sounded when Christopher R. Sabat took over compared to how Vegeta sounded towards the end of DBZ and in GT. (post#189: Jumpluff)
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Posted: Wed Feb 10, 2010 2:18 pm
Sometimes it's hard to keep a voice cast for a long show like that, especially when production takes a long break like with DBZ. The 3rd season of Yamato (Starblazers) is the same way, in the gap between series they lost some of the main voices and had to re-cast since those people were unavailable...many voice actors aren't just in the voiceover biz so scheduling conflicts often occurred. It is nice when they can keep the same voices for things, like Lucky star had voice actors from other shows and referred to that as an inside joke...when dubbing here they got the same english voices that had dubbed the parts over here which was awesome XD#185
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Posted: Wed Feb 10, 2010 3:56 pm
Elzingaiv Sometimes it's hard to keep a voice cast for a long show like that, especially when production takes a long break like with DBZ. The 3rd season of Yamato (Starblazers) is the same way, in the gap between series they lost some of the main voices and had to re-cast since those people were unavailable...many voice actors aren't just in the voiceover biz so scheduling conflicts often occurred. It is nice when they can keep the same voices for things, like Lucky star had voice actors from other shows and referred to that as an inside joke...when dubbing here they got the same english voices that had dubbed the parts over here which was awesome XD#185 I just meant Vegeta's voice just sounded so throaty when Sabat took over, but then he got into the character. Krillin and King Kai also sounded F'd up at first. They fixed Krillin in the uncut remastered dvds' but left King kai lol (post#226: Mantine)
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Posted: Wed Feb 10, 2010 4:54 pm
I liked it when Jace of the Ginyu force suddenly got VERY Australian. #251
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Posted: Wed Feb 10, 2010 5:47 pm
Elzingaiv I liked it when Jace of the Ginyu force suddenly got VERY Australian. #251 Hasn't he always been Austrailian, even before sabat took over for him too? (post#270: Lotad)
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Posted: Wed Feb 10, 2010 8:12 pm
His accent got quite thick between 2 episodes, enough that he was offscreen talking and I thought a new character was showing up. #287
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Posted: Wed Feb 10, 2010 8:43 pm
Elzingaiv His accent got quite thick between 2 episodes, enough that he was offscreen talking and I thought a new character was showing up. #287 Well at least it wasn't as bad as how much Ginyu changed. Ginyu originally sounded like Frieza's Father King Cold. (old King Cold was a marry old soul, and a marry old soul was he because he was smoking crack lol) (post#311: Plusle)
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Posted: Wed Feb 10, 2010 8:46 pm
True, there was a drastic sound difference...such things happen when you fall behind translating and dubbing a show. people gotta work, after all. #305
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Posted: Thu Feb 11, 2010 11:01 am
Elzingaiv True, there was a drastic sound difference...such things happen when you fall behind translating and dubbing a show. people gotta work, after all. #305 Well Pioneer only licensed the first 50 something episodes and first 3 movies. Then Funimation decided to get the job done and keep all the money. The rights Pioneer had didn't run out until 2003. (post#329: Vibrava)
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Posted: Mon Feb 15, 2010 8:47 pm
OMG! Have you guys ever seen Ayashi No Ceres?
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