Their leader is a Saiyan with an all-too-familiar look about him. The Tree of Might: Aliens arrive on Earth, planting a mysterious tree that will suck the life out of the planet. Using the Dragon Balls, his assistant frees him and his lab, and he begins seeking the world's strongest body to use for his own. The World's Strongest: 50 years ago, a mad scientist's lab was covered in ice not even the strongest attacks can melt.
Dead Zone: Set a year before Dragon Ball Z begins, a demon whose father competed for the role of Kami and lost seeks out revenge against those responsible - and aims to use the Dragon Balls to make himself immortal. Mystical Adventure: Roshi takes Goku and Krillin to fight in a martial arts tournament in a distant land - but quickly find out not all is right in the kingdom they arrive in. The gang journeys to a haunted land to rescue Bulma from a variety of monsters. Sleeping Princess in Devil's Castle: Retelling of how Goku first met Krillin and how they came to be Roshi's students. A little girl enlists their help to rid their land of a gluttonous king. Here is a brief overview of each: -Curse of the Blood Rubies: Retelling of how Goku met Bulma and several of his other friends. Numerous Dragon Ball/Z/GT movies/specials/etc. However, it should be noted that FUNimation released the Dragon Boxes, featuring the original aspect ratio and a frame-by-frame restoration, not long after the Season Sets.
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a "frame by frame" restoration like many major motion pictures receive would have been far more expensive, especially considering how many episodes of the series there are. To put it simply, FUNimation did the quickest and easiest thing they could to "remaster" the show. American fans are in an uproar, since Japanese fans get an uncropped remastered presentation on DVD.
Additionally, the series was remastered in a proper fullscreen presentation in Japan, for the Dragon Box sets that were released a few years ago. However, the cropping has resulted in a serious outcry from fans, in that there are several frames of the show where the cropping (and the damage it does to the show) are obvious. Not only was it easier for FUNimation to simply crop the image and remove the portions most dirty and damage, this also allowed them to release a presentation that was enhanced for viewing on widescreen television sets. The true reason is that the film frames were quite dirty and damaged at the top and bottom. While the "remastering" featurette on the first season box set explains that this was done in an effort to "create a more cinematic viewing experience", there is no denying that the picture has, indeed, been cropped at the top and bottom, even if there is minor picture gain on the sides of the frame.
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