Will i be able to follow Dragon Ball Super?
I've seen the original DB and DBZ, and only bits and pieces of GT. I've never seen any of the movies so what i want to ask is if i need to watch them first? Thanks!
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Dragon Ball - Yo! Son Goku and his Friends Return!
Dragon Ball - Battle of Gods
Dragon Ball - Resurrection of Freiza
I think these three are accepted as solid DBZ history; the rest you can just watch and enjoy. Hope this helps.
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It's just called Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection F or "RF" for short.
Though to be technical, then it's Dragon Ball Z: Resurrection of F as per the official English-Japanese title.
A shame they didn't include Freeza's name in the title but on the plus side it doesn't show the stupid dubname "Frieza".
And what is wrong with the spelling of "Frieza"? I happen to like it. It may not be the original spelling but it still works.
share"Frieza" when pronounced word-by-word sounds wrong. Freeza is the proper way, though.
Just listen to how Trunks says it at 1m34s @ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-XAzDHco1w8
But if you're used to that spelling that's okay but not correct.
Resurrection F sounds much better than Resurrection Frieza. I'm glad they didn't call it that.
shareIt could've too been just "The Resurrection" to not spoil what the F means, but FUNimation's now more than ever sticking to more accurate translations/dubs and titles.
The Japanese-English official title is Resurrection of F but I've gotten used to liking Resurrection F more. It's cleaner and a bit shorter.
Well isn't that interesting. I never took "Frieza" as "FREIZA". I took the pronunciation as though it was spelled "FREEZA" since you know the whole "i" before "e" thing creates a long "e" sound. For the name to be pronounced as it is in that abridged show, the "i" and the "e" would have to be swapped.
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