That TFS wasn't supposed to be on Xfinity, so the fact that we are getting it at all is a miracle.
This explains why FUNi didn't have time to redub that scene and had to resort to using Z audio, which is definitely something I can't see Sabat being happy to do. I can confirm the performance I know reported this to Toei immediately after the promo first appeared and got a response not long after. Is this a confirmation or a theory? If so, I hope they at least do something different instead of leaving in the Z recordings. The accidental release on-demand was an accident, like how Episode 1 of Kai had the Yamamoto score.Īfter this, Sabat probably now realizes he can't get away with sneaking blatant TFS references in the English dub without risking certain consequences. Don't expect this on the home video release, it's a given Toei doesn't want this available on any format. In February of 2009, Toei Animation announced that as an honor to 20 years of Dragon Ball Z, they will begin the production of a renewed DragonBall Z, named Dragon Ball Kai. Jelleline89 wrote:I'm very certain as of an hour ago that after the initial promo was aired containing the TFS audio, it was imnediately reported to Toei through a mutual friend. In an earlier abridged episode, you can hear Vegeta say it as Zarbon carries his half-dead body back to frieza's ship "My power is maximum" has been an obscure in-joke about broly and DBZ in general for years Still doesn't explain the radio silence we've been getting from them, but NDA's are a bitch to secondary actors, so.who knows at this point. If this is true, & it IS on the X-Finity version, it might end up on the home releases after all. It adds to the improve feel that scene had if they did it that recently & were just screwing around over Skype while recording their voices to send to Sabat if this is how it happened. The, "my power is maximum," line wasn't introduced until Broly, where he said it, & that wasn't released until late December/Early January, so it was most likely recorded some time in late November/early December, though most likely written some time in advance. This theory actually has some credence to it when you think about it though. Yet they had their voices in the preview that used this episode's clips.maybe they just dubbed the thing a week before the promo & they didn't change the audio in time, or something? Remember how the very first episode of Kai actually had the Yamamoto score years after the controversy?Īt this point, this is the only thing I can think of. They went back and put the TFS voices later, but somehow somebody goofed and sent the old version to Toonami. Perhaps the TFS voices were added later in the dubbing process, namely after the rest of the episode had been dubbed, and the Z dub clips were used as placeholders.
WHAT EPISODES WERE ADDED FOR DRAGON BALL Z KAI THE FINAL CHAPTERS THAT DIDNT AIR IN JAPAN FREE
Valerius Dover wrote:My theory, feel free to debunk if you know more, is as follows.
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