Dragon Ball Z Kai Season 3
DVD Wholesale Quick Overview:
This is my favorite DBZ Kai season out to date!
This Review Will First talk about the packaging/contents, then thoughts on actual film.
Packaging:
This came from amazon in a small brown cardboard envelope type package. I would say its pretty safe from damage because the contents when opened were not crushed and was wrapped in plastic to protect from scratches. When I removed the plastic wrap, I noticed that the case comes in a sleeve that has the exact case art on it. I don’t understand why it has the exact same print on the sleeve as it does on the case but it’s okay, the sleeve still adds a nice quality look to it. When opening the case I found a DBZ Game ad, and a survey. The case is see through so you can read the episode list printed on the back of the case cover paper. And Of course the four disks.
Film:
If you’ve watched or heard about the kai, you know it has been refined, shorten, and re voiced. I think the characters sound just as good as the originals. There is some mild language but nothing to offensive. The new animation looks great, especially in blu-ray. It doesn’t play in full/wide screen, atleast not by default. What I mean by this is that the aspect ratio looks like it’s in 4:3. Im not sure if you can change this, I haven’t messed around in the settings.
Overall though If your looking to watch some of those episodes from when you were a kid, or watching them from the first time, its a good idea to pick this up. Less filler and more action!! Dont be counfused, less filler doesn’t mean small amount of content. Lots of time spent watching this season!
-Jonathan Morales
I enjoy the story so much better with out the “filler”. Not a knock for those who love the original, which I do and have seen, but watching it with my family goes over a lot better in this format than the original. I would lose some family members, which took a little work in sharing my hobby with, if the show I presented them with didn’t keep them engaged. Filler episodes and 5 episodes of powering up would definitely bore them to tears. So this format works well, and they enjoy it.-sotcru33
I was very skeptical about kai since I grew up watching Dragon Ball z on cartoon network and buying uncut vhs. Kai is great though it’s dragon ball z without the fillers just like everyone else has probably said. If your familiar with the series some of it feels really fast forwarded like the trunks saga and they cut some of the fillers that build up the dramatic scenes which sucks; but overall it’s really good. If you can get over some of the different voice overs and the music change you’ll love the new version- Aj
DVD Wholesale Main Features:
Product details
Actors: Sean Schemmel, Stephanie Nadolny, Don Brown
Directors: Christopher R. Sabat
Format: Multiple Formats, Animated, Box set, Color, NTSC
Language: English, Japanese
Subtitles: English
Region: Region 1 (U.S. and Canada only.)
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Number of discs: 1
Rated: NR-Not Rated
Studio: Funimation Prod
DVD Release Date: September 11, 2012
Run Time: 600 minutes
ASIN: B008D1RCV8
