Bruce Faulconer calling Shunsuke Kikuchi's DBZ OST "generic music" is peak irony and arrogance.
Yes, I'm serious.
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Bruce Faulconer calling Shunsuke Kikuchi's DBZ OST "generic music" is peak irony and arrogance.
Yes, I'm serious.
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Pretty much anything negative you can say about DBZ and it’s cultural impact is true BUT Bruce Faulconer’s music fucks and this is inarguable.
Hot Take: Bruce Faulconer’s score for DBZ was only good for certain character themes and action scenes. Other than that, it was hella distracting and cheesy
Me playing gohan anger theme from dbz. Again this isn't my cover. This is only 4 second with the right hand. Here's a link to the cover:
On this day 20 years ago, Toonami aired “Ginyu Assault” and “Incredible Force!”, the first “new” episodes to air on the block. Up to this point, Toonami was airing reruns of the first 2 seasons that had previously aired in syndication by Saban Entertainment a few years prior. This also marked a new era since from this point on, the English dubbing was done in-house at Funimation and had no involvement with Saban or Ocean Group like they did with the previous 2 seasons, hence the lighter restrictions with censorship on Cartoon Network.