I recently ordered the three first DBZ movies on DVD in a fit of reckless nostalgia. I found a great deal, though, since I bought the original DVDs, with the Ocean dub. The movies escaped the early censorship the series got, and I get bilingual discs that include the superior Ocean cast (with Peter Kelamis, Goku in season 2)! Fuckwin.

Episode 3, "A Battle with Their Lives on the Line! Goku and Piccolo's Fierce Suicidal Attack!" *****SPOILERS***** Synopsis: Goku and Piccolo attack Raditz, who proves to be more than a match for the both of them. Piccolo attempts a new attack, but Goku is unable to keep him distracted long enough for it to work. Beaten, Goku is surprised when Gohan bursts from Raditz's pod and headbutts Raditz, injuring him. Goku grabs Raditz and holds him so Piccolo can attack, and Piccolo's beam attack pierces the brothers. Piccolo brags about the Dragon Balls to a dying Raditz, who transmits the conversation to his colleagues on another planet. Goku passes away as Kururin and the others arrive.

Just my way of saying, "Fuck you" to Aniplex for shutting down my YouTube account.

Episode 3, "The Town of Heresy" *****SPOILERS***** Synopsis: In the town of Lior, the Elric brothers learn of a preist named Cornello who can perform "miracles". Investigating, they discover that the man is a fraud, using what seems to be a Philosopher's Stone to bypass the law of Equivalent Exchange. Confronting him, they also expose his deception to the townspeople. Edward defeats Cornello, who goes into hiding, only to be killed by two mysterious figures. Comments: Well, I didn't know that the first two chapters of Fullmetal Alchemist could be fit into one single episode so well.

Episode 2, "Activate! Mazinger"

*****SPOILERS*****

Synopsis: In the future, a revolutionary new element called Japanium is being researched at Photon Power Labs in order to revolve the world's energy crisis. Meanwhile, a man named Dr. Hell is looking to use that power for his own and sends Baron Ashura to attack Photon Power Labs. Meanwhile, a young man named Kouji Kabuto's life is thrown into chaos when in the midst of dealing with some bullies giant robots attack and he's urged by his scientist grandfather to use his greatest invention, the giant robot Mazinger Z.



Comments:

This movie never stops being badass.

 

YouTube suspended my account because Aniplex got butthurt about me having some FMA clips up on there (even though I'm constantly telling people to buy the DVDs), so I had to rely on somebody else today. It figures, I support the industry, and I still get treated like shit. Fuck you, Aniplex. See if I buy any FMA 2 DVDs, fucktards.

Sorry about the video quality and lack of subtitles (hard to find better quality with subtitles on interweb). It's still a great moment, though. The Starblazers version is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fCCnmcuWNZE