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# Dragon Ball Z Kai: The Final Chapters - Part One

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Seven years have passed since Cell’s defeat, and the Z Fighters have returned to normal life. Goku has continued his training in the Other World, Krillin has gotten married, and Gohan has his hands full attempting to navigate the pitfalls of high school. But with the new World Martial Arts Tournament about to begin, it’s time for Goku and the Z Fighters to reunite and face off against the greatest warriors on Earth! Meanwhile, the evil wizard Babidi has traveled across the galaxy on a quest for revenge, hoping to fulfill his father’s thwarted dreams of universal domination. The Supreme Kai has come to enlist the aid of the Z Fighters in his effort to prevent Babidi from awakening a monster of unimaginable terror—Majin Buu!

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## Customer Reviews

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    The Day I've Been Waiting 4-5 years for is here at last! (The Product Itself, DBZ Kai: TFC Part 1)
  

*by S***S on Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2017*

FINALLY, after first discovering Kai, I can complete my collection with these sets! I'll dispense with the details. Basically, Kai's a recut of Z Toei had commissioned for the 20th & 25th anniversaries of Z for both parts. When it was brought over to the States, this gave FUNimation a second chance at getting an actually great dub of the show out, as the original Z dub is...less than good, to say the least. If you ever run into an original Z dub fan, take a grain of salt if they automatically praise the dub, as it's not that good & can be legitimately awful at points. Kai's dub is much more consistently well-translated, scripted, & voice acted. No extraneous dialogue, very little, if any, translation errors, & a heaping pile of greatness. Seriously, THIS is how the show should be seen from many different angles.I've been waiting YEARS for this saga to get the Kai treatment. Unfortunately, it's not 100% perfect, but I'd still recommend it over any FUNimation in-house remaster by a LONG shot, that's for sure. It has a green tint, for some reason, due to Toei's remastering work, is selectively cropped, & not as sharp as the first part. Not to say that's really bad. The Buu Saga's always had decent track record of most masters being well-preserved, even with FUNi's masters, as it has the least amount of animation flubs, film age, & other stuff. It still looks good, considering the film stock's over 20 years old at this point & the animation's VERY mid-90s anime.The pacing's also majorly improved. As mentioned in another review on this product, it's greatly improved from Z & even the Japanese broadcast, which wasn't planned, & even cut down further, mostly with the earliest episodes. Here, I'd absolutely recommend watching Z through this version. The beginning of the arc is a little slow, as it's just setting up a new status quo after a timeskip from Cell, but once it gets going, it's a really fun ride. The beginning 13-14 episodes move at a decent pace, being very episodic before the main plot kicks in afterwards. First we're seeing Gohan navigate high school life & we see his home life, then he becomes Great Saiyaman, gets found out by Videl, then trains & enters the tournament. Each mini-plot is given a few episodes each to be fleshed out as much as needed, then it moves to the next. It's a breeze getting back into Kai after several years of only seeing the first part. Unfortunately, once the overall plot kicked in, I noticed some pace slow-down, but once it picks up again after a few episodes, it really gets going again. I'm really happy with how the pacing turned out. If there is filler left in, it seems very minimal & just helps with pacing the episodes, as with the first part of Kai. That's the brilliance of it. Yeah, I would've wanted them to reanimate the show from the ground up, but I don't mind this approach because I think it's a good alternative route to take, especially if Toei's working for cheap. I DO wish Q-Tec worked on it, as I would've wanted it to be in 4:3, but oh well.I'll take a moment to gush about the voice acting in the English dub. it's phenomenal! The dub was recorded between 2014 & 2015, the same years that Battle of Gods was finally dubbed & Resurrection got dubbed & released, as FUNimation got the episodes. Everyone who returns does a great job, as always. Standouts are always Sean Schemmel, who's come a LONG way from the rookie he was in the early 2000s, Chris Sabat, Kyle Hebert, Kara Edwards, Laura Bailey, & Sonny Strait. Then there's the other actors I'm not sure the name of for Babidi, Supreme Kai, Dabura, & Kibito. They're all great. Sabat's also the dub director & knows how to direct his actors, as well as how to have the dub be scripted, so it's all his doing. The dub is definitely the highlight of the show overall.So, overall, if you're going to wanna watch Z, get the Kai releases. While they're not 100% perfect, they're MUCH better than every single current FUNimation release, that much I can guarantee. I rate this set a 9.5/10.

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    Amazing Dub, but worst kai season
  

*by C***A on Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2017*

Amazing dub. It's truly wonderful to hear the original cast with their acting chops at the pro level. The level of nuance is spectacular and immediately noticeable; everyone sounds better and the script is worlds better too. That being said, the actual content of the Kai international cut for the buu saga is awful.Up until this point, Kai cut out about 90% of fillers and kept the pace quick but not unbearably so. This new kai is about 50% filler left in and very little improvement in pace - leaving in countless seconds of dead air inbetween frames and including unnecessary filler shots and extended cringe moments like the chi-chi/videl tongue off which ran on loop for a solid minute. It kind of defeats the purpose of choosing Kai over the original. They actually cut more of the action shots to make them seem faster, which looks choppy a number of times - but still choose to keep scenes drawn out when not in immediate conflict. Not sure why they decided to be so lax this season - it's a big drop in quality. This is, of course, not on funimation but on toei. Funimation did a fantastic job with what they were given. Just a shame to see one of my favorite series get a cheap cut for its end run. My only other complaint is the choice for Toei to make the last season cropped widescreen. I much preferred the 4:3 original ratio remaster. Worth it to complete the series, but it's much closer to the pacing of Z than the previous 99 eps of Kai.

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    Best version of DBZ on the market.
  

*by A***R on Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2017*

This edition of kai is fantastic. The dub is unbeatable and easily the best dub of the Majin Buu saga ever released in english. I noticed another reviewer said that the color pallet seemed off. I didn't think so at all. I have watched through all the episodes and the color seems to be great. It is a fantastic and crisp HD blu-ray experience. I do have two minor complaints however. The first being the change in aspect ratio. I much preferred 4:3 over 16:9, but its honestly not a deal breaker and not very noticeable if you're not actively thinking about it as you watch. I also noticed that there is more filler left in when comparing to the other kai releases. This does slightly alter the pace and makes the world martial arts tournament feel like an eternity, however overall, the pacing is still much faster than the original Z. Overall this release is fantastic and I highly recommend it over the original Z release of the series.

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