Customer Reviews

Dragon Ball Z: Vegeta Saga 1 - Gohan's Trials ( Vol. 4 )

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4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(0)
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This isn't a review on the actual volume... I will say that the episodes are the next set of filler ones, which people who have first watched English DBZ should remember them as episodes 6-7 of the original dub, plus the first half of the full version of episode 8. Notably Goku does some extra running, we get to see Kuririn contact Tenshinhan and Chaozu about going to Kami's, and Lunch gets to make a brief appearance.

However, FUNimation is still releasing the volumes with 3 episodes only on each disk. This wouldn't be so bad if they had been releasing 2 volumes like they did in June, but with volume 4 DBZ uncut has gone back to only one volume, which means a petty 3 episodes every 2 freaking months. Meanwhile, on TV, Cartoon Network has just started the Frieza saga. Great, and we haven't even gotten to Goku's training on Kaio's planet, let alone the arrival of Vegeta and Nappa on Earth, and from the looks of it we probably won't be seeing those episodes until some time early next YEAR. Sorry, but with a pathetic release schedule like that I really have to lower my score severely. FUNimation can do better than this.

I haven't watched this DVD yet, but I'm going to. I just got this today. There's not much I can say about this.

Back Description:

Vegeta and Nappa head towards Earth but make a quick stop on planet Arlia and become prisoners of the tyrant king who rules the planet. The Arlians realize that the two saiyans are more than they can handle as Vegeta and Nappa leave their terrible mark on the planet. Goku speeds down Snake Way for a meeting with King Kai, and Gohan learns valuable lessons from his survival training.

Episode 10: A New Friend

Episode 11: Terror on Arlia

Episode 12: Global Training

A very good dvd, these uncute dvd's are mutch better then the old one's, the only thing i dont like is 3 episodes on 1 dvd.

The episodes on this disc were actually quite good, it's just nothing major happened, don't get me wrong, it was still good, but just not as good as the Radditz fight. I would recommend you to buy it still as the Vegeta saga as a whole should be awesome, and you don't want your box set to have gaps.

The extra's are nice, the trivias good to watch for the clips, and the original Japanese subtitles and audio are a nice extra, I think it adds to value, because it's interesting to compare it in my opinion. The trailers for other anime are cool as well.

Also this DVD has no annoying bits at the start, or after episodes, like on my futurama DVDs there's those annoying black and white warnings saying the name of a country at the top in red, and you can't skip them.

If you like the Vegeta saga buy this DVD, if you only wanted the high lights of the Vegeta saga still by this DVD as there is some info on these episodes. If you were buying your top 10 sets of 3 DBZ episodes, don't buy this DVD.