Dragon Ball Z: The Ultimate Review - The Freeza Saga

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  @TotallyNotMark · 3 years ago

  Myself and my team spent countless hours trying to make this video the best it could possibly be. We're all very proud of it! And would like to say thank you for taking the time to check it out! It means the world to us!

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  @michaelbootes4822 · 3 years ago

  I’m shocked Mark was able to summarize this massive arc in under 5 minutes

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  @DonnEStarside · 3 years ago

  "Kindness too, can be hopeless." This was a hard truth for me to learn growing up. I've always tried to be kind to people, to see the best in them, to give them chance after chance to grow. I had to learn that some people, no matter how hard you try, will not change, and it's okay to accept that and let them go.

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  @Tokumastu1 · 3 years ago

  I love how this arc solidified the Goku modes for the remainder of the show. He's either out of commission, dead, in training, in transit or saving everyone.

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  @ThelronFjord · 3 years ago

  Krillin really was the MVP of this arc. Taking charge of the situation, planning the strategies, facing adversity over insurmountable odds, all so he could revive his dead friends. He even pines to get married a few times during this arc. His death, and friendship with Goku was handled even more beautifully the second time around. This truly was his best arc.

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  @AlexRN · 3 years ago (edited)

  @<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=apPvqaFqhMk&amp;t=4742">1:19:02</a> thank you for including a snippet of Mario Castañeda’s amazing Goku. There are no words to describe how much DBZ means for us Latinamericans and just how special that Latin Spanish dub was for all of us. Back when the show was premiering new episodes in Mexico in the late 90s it was airing on a National free-over-the-air channel in prime time (8pm) and it’s ratings rivaled those of mainstream programming aimed at adults at the same time. DBZ is almost a religion here. Thank you for representing us.

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  @oj92 · 3 years ago

  The montage of international dubs sparks so much joy.<br>Despite our distances and differences, we&apos;re all together in our love for this story.

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  @Thingsinbags9496 · 3 years ago

  Fiiiiiiinally, someone acknowledging that Krillin is, in fact, the real hero of the Namek saga. Outclassed and outnumbered every step of the way, he still takes care of Gohan and carries out the mission as if his life depended on it. And he didn&apos;t need an entire arc of self-realisation to come to that conclusion either like big daddy Piccolo. He does it because it&apos;s who he is. Big love to the K man ❤

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  @pajamapantsjack · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=apPvqaFqhMk&amp;t=4721">1:18:41</a> I like how he casually drops one of the hardest dragon ball edits ever in the middle of his video

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  @sebastianpedroza4481 · 3 years ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=apPvqaFqhMk&amp;t=4742">1:19:02</a> The addition of Latin American Spanish Goku saying he is the legendary Super Saiyan actually got me right in the feels. I remember watching that moment with great anticipation back when I was 13 living in Mexico and I still feel chills with that moment today.

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  @MrBigtank78 · 3 years ago

  Goku fighting Frieza at 50% was terrifying to me as a kid. We the fans and Z Fighters on King Kai’s planet thinking Goku wasn’t goin all out he still had the KaioKen but King Kai drops the bombshell saying “he’s been using it this whole time” and still getting beaten down..damn my heart sunk as a kid

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  @lukejones7164 · 3 years ago

  The Namek Saga is peak Shonen. One of the best story arcs in Anime and Manga.

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