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Dragon Ball: Movies 2 & 3 - Creative Products Corp. (LOW QUALITY VHS RIP)

Creative Products Corporation

Animation

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About

I feel as though enough time has passed that I should make this fully, publicly available.

This is the VHS rip of the Regal Home Video release of the Creative Products Corporation dub of Dragon Ball movies 2 and 3. This initial VHS rip was sent to both me and Nessie (@FleetwayAmy), courtesy of FumeiCom. Fumei didn't want us to release this, as he thought I'd be a bad showcase as to what his actual skill is when it comes to preservation. However, I feel as though he's already proven himself competent with the upload he's made for these movies synced to the Amazon WEB-DL's. I wanted to hold off on uploading this for the time being, so that his upload of the remaster would garner more attention.

I really, REALLY want to reiterate that this was sent to me and Nessie as a means for us to see exactly what this was QUICKLY. This was never intended to be a professional VHS rip by any means. Don't let this be an example of what he's capable of.

Fumei has still yet to upload a VHS rip for these movies, as I believe he's working on a much more professional one for The Greatest Rivals. I doubt he wouldn't want to do the same thing for these once he's finished that, if it's true. For now, however, here's a low quality version. Mainly just for the people curious as to what the visual edits were in these releases.

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Archive
Internet Archive, in Anime
Licence or status
CC0 1.0, as the Internet Archive states it.
Credit
Creative Products Corporation
Language
English
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