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The script in the original Ocean/Saban Dub had been completely original with Funimation copying it later on when they redubbed SeasonвЂ™s 1 and 2.

This time the dub worked a little bit differently.

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Now in coinciding with Westwood Studios and AB Group, the original cast returned to finish the entire series starting at Episode 108: GokuвЂ™s Special Technique. While the American audience got the Funimation Dub, in 2000 the UK, Canada, and The Neverlands got the return of the Ocean Dub.

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These movies did extremely well and Dragon Ball fans were eventually going to get a full dub of the series uncut like this, but complications happened and Funimation took over. They even kept the original score by Kikuchi. This includes cursing by the way if you were curios, and the mention of death. It also featured, what I still think to be, the most accurate translation of the original Japanese scripts for Dragon Ball, period. This dub featured a second voice actor for Goku, Peter Kelamis, who replaced Ian Corlett in the show in Episode 38.

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While the TV Show was produced by Funimation, these movies were produced by Pioneer Studios. The uncut version was not a collection of uncut episodes however, instead it was a dub of the first three DBZ Movies: The Dead Zone, The WorldвЂ™s Strongest, and The Tree of Might. Before Ocean threw in the towel, in 1997 they attempted at doing what would be the very first uncut version of DBZ. Why this happened is unclear, however if anyone does know then please feel free to message me in the comments below. In fact, Saban and many of the people who were involved with the production of Power Rangers worked on this dub, which is why some fans title it вЂњThe Saban Dub.вЂќ This dub also featured many sound effect changes in an attempt to make the sfx more вЂњmodern.вЂќ The show aired the first and second season of DBZ, which is the Saiyan and Namek Sagas respectively, until it was unfortunately cancelled at Episode 53: GokuвЂ¦Super Saiyan. Shuck Levy and Ron Wasserman actually composed the music for Power Rangers as well. Instead the score used in the Ocean Dub was composed by Shuck Levy, with the title theme вЂњRock the DragonвЂќ (which had lyrics unlike FunimationвЂ™s op) was composed and written by Ron Wasserman. This changed lines like вЂњIвЂ™ll kill you,вЂќ to instead be вЂњIвЂ™ll destroy you.вЂќ This dub, like the original Funimation Dub, replaced the music by Shunsuke Kikuchi. They also werenвЂ™t allowed to say death and kill in the dub.

These didnвЂ™t detract from the overall experience however since they usually added a flash to indicate that Gohan in fact did get hit. They also cut out some of the parts showing gohan getting knocked around by Raditz and the Ginyu Force. The Dub was censored during itвЂ™s run cutting out some of the more bloody moments, like when you see the hole in GokuвЂ™s chest after Piccolo kills him and Raditz. HereвЂ™s an example of some of the people on the cast: It debuted in 1995 to huge success on Toonami. However IвЂ™d like to bring the attention to the much older, original dub of DBZ created by Ocean ProductionвЂ™s in Vancouver. Some people even argue that the Funimation cast does a better job than the original Japanese VAвЂ™s.

Whether youвЂ™ve seen it on the Orange Bricks, filler and all, or have watched Kai, itвЂ™s no doubt one of the most recognizable dubs in maybe the entire industry. Everyone knows about Dragon BallвЂ™s English Dub by Funimation.

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