Toonami Trailer
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ExSphere
- Joined: Sat Feb 03, 2007 9:43 pm
Toonami Trailer
Allright sooo lil video history on this. I made this bout 6 months ago when toonami went bye bye and I got all sad faced.
It was a lil attempt in me re-creating a Toonami promo.
YES I know it DBZ....which is why i was very hesitant to release this. This video isn't anything special or out of the ordinary. But it's NOT a shity quality, water marked footage, with lame ass radio music.
Just thought I'd get some feed back.
Enjoy
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Alt_z3
- Joined: Sun Jul 06, 2003 1:58 pm
- Location: Brodnica - Poland
Re: Toonami Trailer
Liked it very much. Good stuff 
and nice scene selection, all are very dynamic ones.
and nice scene selection, all are very dynamic ones.
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LittleAtari
- Call Me Moneybagz
- Joined: Sun May 22, 2005 10:23 pm
Re: Toonami Trailer
ooo, toonami.
/gets
EDIT: Overall I liked it. For the concept, I felt it was a cross between a toonami promo and an amv, leaning more towards the amv side. IIRC, the DBZ promos had a lot more dialog, screaming, and sound from the anime. At times, the promos were driven solely on sound taken from the anime and put together in a way that fueled the energy of them.
When it comes to an amv using DBZ, I honestly dont care much that it's 'unoriginal'. IMO, there has been a boycott (can't think of a better word to describe it) on DBZ videos for almost too long. Honestly, 99.9% of DBZ vids I've seen have been classics. So it's nice to see someone come out with a new one every now and then. I'm also glad to see that some MEPs are starting to allow DBZ to be in them.
/gets
EDIT: Overall I liked it. For the concept, I felt it was a cross between a toonami promo and an amv, leaning more towards the amv side. IIRC, the DBZ promos had a lot more dialog, screaming, and sound from the anime. At times, the promos were driven solely on sound taken from the anime and put together in a way that fueled the energy of them.
When it comes to an amv using DBZ, I honestly dont care much that it's 'unoriginal'. IMO, there has been a boycott (can't think of a better word to describe it) on DBZ videos for almost too long. Honestly, 99.9% of DBZ vids I've seen have been classics. So it's nice to see someone come out with a new one every now and then. I'm also glad to see that some MEPs are starting to allow DBZ to be in them.
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dreamawake
- Prodigal Pen-Throttle
- Joined: Mon Apr 17, 2006 1:50 pm
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Tearx
- The Malicious Feline
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