DBZ Sparking Meteor Story 100% Beaten Complete 

Dragon ball sparking zero (budokia tenkchia 4) has a trailer now 🤗

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Oh okay. Thanks.

ThatCanadianGamer ending credit with music just like in first Dragon Ball anime " romantic ageru yo"

The Japanese version had remixed tracks from the Japanese version of the Dragon Ball Z Anime, but it also featured a few tracks from GT and Dragon Ball. Meanwhile, the western release had a completely different track. It's understandable why they changed it. The remastered uncut dub for DBZ was still pretty new at the time when the game came out, which would mean a lot of people wouldn't have seen that version of the anime yet. That music would definitely have felt out of place for most people in my opinion. With all that being said, it is possible to mod the game and replace the tracks with the Japanese versions or any other music.

so thats why i keep hearing the japanese version of the music strange

also why does it have a different title its suppose to be tenkaichi not sparking meter like ultimate tenkaichi but in japan they call it ultimate blast do they got different title?

I believe it has been like this since the original Budokai games, as the first 3 were simply called "Dragon Ball Z" with 1, 2, or 3 at the end. I don't know for sure, but I am assuming it's because most of the DBZ games in Japan are published by Bandai, while the western versions of the games were published by Atari. Maybe Atari wanted the game to have a subtitle, then it probably just went from there.

@@josh07698 Perhaps it is because the Americans are not used to Japanese soundtrack, but in the case of the European versions it does not make sense to have the American soundtrack, since there the voiceovers kept the original soundtrack. In Latin America, a good part of the copies have the original soudtrack from Japan since they kept the original soundtrack here, but all copies are pirated or modified with these soundtracks, it is rare to see a version with the American soundtrack here, at least in Brazil.

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