This series, although only 2 episodes long, is already off to an incredible and fast-paced start. Its total running time is less than 30 minutes, yet the creator was still able to re-imagine DBZ's next generation of Earth warriors into full-grown adults, giving us heroes that are both familiar and fresh. He throws completely new enemies into the mix, then decides to bring in even stronger ones, all while dropping some very exciting easter eggs for the future. Cost Drivers Examples In Service Industry on this page. As someone who was slightly disappointed with GT (mostly the finale), this is a wish come true.

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The animation seems to be a hit-or-miss with some people, as it is done entirely in Flash by one person (Mellavelli the creator), which might throw some watchers off. It takes getting used to, and there are admittedly slight errors in some frames, but overall it's not enough to be distracting.

What truly shines is the art direction. While the animation might be sub-par to the original series (done by a full studio crew) the fight scenes are pure awesomeness. There are very few repeated frames, as DBZ often had, and opponents will decimate miles of landscape in just a few seconds of punching. It's brutal and straight to the point, the kind of fighting one would see at the pinnacle of DBZ's action. Battle of the Gods was a pretty good movie, but I miss the old days when dismemberment, bisection, child abuse, and global annihilation was common stuff. This fan-made series aims to bring the more serious elements of DBZ (and also DBGT) back onto the screen. Minus the child abuse.

Two thumbs up, Mellavelli.

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