Dragon Ball (1986) Opening w/ Wometco Theaters Theme
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So, I just discovered a rare policy trailer for a cinema brand from Florida called Wometco Theaters, and I really enjoyed its theme because of it’s 80s/90s style of rock and roll and jazz, honestly reminding me a bit of Garfield and certain action cartoons and anime English dubs from the decade. So I decided, why not put it on the opening to the original Dragon Ball? Pretty fitting, huh? Although, I decided to use version 2 of the opening as I found it more fitting. Unfortunately, during editing, there were a lot of awkward silences, so I decided to fill them in with the start of the Hatshepsut theme from Serious Sam: The First Encounter and the explosion sound effect from the Powerpuff Girls intro. And I unfortunately had to trim it due to syncing issues. Overall, I think it looks good, and I’d like to know what you guys think as well. Honestly, in my imagination, just imagine what it would be like if sandwiched between Harmony Gold and Funimation, another American English dub was gonna be produced with a new theme song and score like this? Wouldn’t that be cool? Anyways, I hope you enjoyed.
Credit to Dragneel Uzimaki for Verison 2 of the Dragon Ball intro, Preshow69 for the Wometco Theater theme, Faust7PL for the Hatshepsut theme, and the official Powerpuff Girls YouTube channel for the explosion sound effect.
You can check out the original policy trailer here: https://youtu.be/7AHK4QOuzmY
All rights go to Toei Animation Co., Ltd., Funimation Productions, LLC, and Wometco Enterprises. No copyright infringement intended. This video is intended for educational and entertainment purposes only.
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