Complete Dragon Ball Collection 

Jay Bee Thank you!

Dude this would be the ultimate treasure trove!!! I’m so astounded by the beauty of the DB collection and I’m a freaking fan of Dragon Ball since early 2000s. I only have all of DBZ remastered collection sets, few of original DBZ movies, DBGT Generations dvd, Dragon Ball Tien Shinhan saga, and Dragon Ball Wii games and PC games, also some T shirts and toys I used to have

Thank you, I appreciate your words ^_^

it is a pleasure Guru. keep at it man. what you have done is beyond simple numerical value

I like how you got that picture of the creator of Dragon Ball Z

+Johny Prondz Thanks! Much appreciated, best of luck :)

im planning to get a career to get as much as this guys im pretty sure im number 1 fan sorry dude but cool collection

***** Thanks!! I saw your recent comment! Thanks mate!

im a bigger fan that you though dude sorry tp say it

+darkknightfan75 Thanks! Good luck with collecting as you get older, I didn't have half as much when I was 16 :)

:'D

Alex Marin Alex Marin Thank you! I accept that criticism. I had a friend over to hold a trouble light behind me while I filmed and above the ping pong table in the beginning and when I imported the files for editing I noticed the blur as well. However from the beginning I decided to not focus on each individual piece of the collection but rather to show basically a huge overview. Since after all it would have been probably 10 to 20 minutes longer if I would have focused in for 3 to 4 seconds on every last action figure. The slide-show technique I used for the video games, shirts, and the anime itself was so that I could actually fit them into the video. I felt like they got special attention over many things that only briefly passed over the camera in blurred quality at times, but it would have been a lot of trouble to have my friend keep holding up the light which was absolutely necessary because of shadows and darkness. Not to mention none of the videos are first takes either because I needed the rate at which I filmed over the collection to sync to the music which I listened to with headphones as I filmed. That resulted in a few instances where I had to go just a tad bit quickly to keep up. I needed to get to the shirts just at the right moment for the goku attack sequence and the whole bedroom had to be absolutely perfect to sync the character's with satoshi's screams at the end. That alone took about 10 tries of filming over the whole room starting from the "Dragon Ball Z is the greatest action cartoon of all time" quote while trying to give equal screen time to everything and also leaving the camera on the autographed things for a few seconds and counting the time in my head that the "autograph image" would appear, as well as counting the seconds it took me to take off the top yellow blanket on the bed while filming so that I could subtract those seconds by ignoring what I was filming for that amount of time before I resumed so that when I trimmed the video to instantly show the blanket under it the music in the video would still be at the same point it was in my headphones, so that when I got to the Japanese Dragon Boxes it was just in time for the first scream. That's also why the autograph counts weren't all displayed for the same amount of time, since trimming them to last just a quarter second to a few seconds longer or shorter made the anime sequences sync perfectly. I'd probably still be filming if it wasn't for being able to trim those seconds on the autograph count images. So yeah, once I got them imported and noticed a few blurs I basically just said fuck it and went ahead and continued to the 6 hour editing process. Not to even mention all the trouble I had with that. I could barely see what I was doing without a preview because it got super laggy once I'd imported so much material. MP3's, the videos I filmed themselves, a fuck ton of high quality png images, anime scenes and darkmonoliths AMV for the beginning and end. I had to revert my entire Windows 7 operating system's appearance to be as basic as possible to use less RAM so my cpu could actually have the power to render the video, which STILL didn't work which is why there is no 1080p option on the quality because I couldn't render in 8 mbps 1080p without the software fucking crashing. Then there was the whole aspect ratio trouble. The files I used for Goku and Frieza punching each other at 1:00 wasn't 16:9 so I had to crop the entire video by zooming way in on it to avoid black bars on the side. (If you watch that scene in the anime, you'll see more of the characters) Which is something I've never done before. And every last image with the font used in the autograph counts had to be copied and pasted letter by letter and lined up with eachother, and then edited into the black bars at the top/bottom of the screen (whichever blocked less important stuff)

Thanks man! This vid wouldn't be what it is without you either!!

Thanks! But damn this collection.

What ps1 games am I missing lmao

:0 oh ... My .... God my wish came true

DBZimranV1 what happened to that person

I got all of them on ebay, as well as the Japanese Dragon Boxes :D

***** Thank you!! :)) And congratulations again for this huge collection!!

Yeah, I can enjoy watching the bricks perfectly fine.

The Japanese ones are way bigger.

+Kuririn Fan 01-Manga 02-Dragon Ball 03-Dragon Ball Z 04-Dragon Ball GT 05-Dragon Ball-Kai 06-Dragon Ball Super

A Narutard, most likely. Or a Superman fanboy. Don't discount the bronies either.

Word! This stuff is amazing, any tard should at least have some respect for the guy,