Dragon Ball Z Movie Pack

Guessing the Z Movies/Specials are all DF, except Z14+Z15 and Super Broly, obviously.

you are correct sir. my first ever upload so am open to any feed back and requests.

Why are they so small, yikes.

If you take into account the age of the films and the date of their release its not that small. They are not all in HD but the quality is still good, unfortunately they are not remastered so it isn't today's standard of animation quality but it takes you back to when they were first released and watched as a kid like I did. I sincerely hope that you will download and enjoy them like I do.

You said they were from the Double Features, does that mean they're from DVDs and not BDs? It would help to be specific if you want people to know what they're getting.

@lebunny123
What the hell does "age of the films" have to do with file size?

Sorry that was my bad. I thought it meant direct format from the original movies. But they are DVD quality in terms of animation.

And to respond to your question @Venny,
I have found that some older movies/series/anime are in a more compressed size to retain the original quality of the film from the time that it was created. It brings out the nostalgia as if seeing it from that time. If you watch it in order from 1 to super you will see how the style and animation improves, like a walk through time.
Or if that doesn't satisfy your question, I personally have movies from the early 90's that are the exact same size as the DBZ movies with perfect picture quality, it was just the size they were made in those days because space was limited. I did not see a terabyte drive until I was already a man.

But they are DVD quality in terms of animation

This doesn't make any sense. The DB/Z movies were all animated on 35mm film, which are capable of >4K amounts of detail when scanned properly. They have been released on Blu-Ray and on Amazon with a 1080p restoration. Even the FUNi Double Feature Blu-Rays have a decent amount of detail despite other problems. Nostalgia for small file sizes shouldn't be a thing in 2021 when there are better options available.

For reference I watched DB/Z on Toonami on a 15" CRT and first watched the Dragon Box on crappy DIVX downloads I found on Kazaa, but there's no way I would watch those same rips today.

Anyway you're not seeding so there's no way I can judge/compare whatever it is you've done here with what is possible from a proper rip.

you’ve done here

he probably found these somewhere

Well like i said, first time up-loader so appreciate any and all feed back.
@sameer you might be right, to be honest i am not 100% sure where I got half of the things on my pc, just thought it might be nice to share so that people might have it if they were or were not looking for it.
@iKaos I am still working on the seeding but unfortunately my internet does suck so it is taking a lot longer than I anticipated. But will continue my efforts.

@lebunny123 It’s alright, sometimes people act and sound stupid when doing something for the first time.

@lebunny123 If this is your mentality I'd rather you not encode anything that was remastered from this era... Also DVD-Rs/DVD+Rs can hold WAY more space that these individual mini encodes. It's why they are called DVD5s and DVD9s. Blu-Rays hold 25-50 GB so they can get as much picture quality into the disc they can it's why the format was invented...for better quality and space. Technology advances and with advancements you get way more space to hold that picture quality and have movies from a by gone era look sharper and more detailed than they ever have. You compressing this shit down to 100 MB encodes is somewhat a disservice to the restoration work that went into these movies. They weren't meant to be viewed on people's pea sized HDDs or phones. It's why I hate mini encodes in general and armature encoders who just slap shit in some Handbreak preset to compress it down so little Jimmy can watch it on his Gradma's iPod. Also why even upload this? Not only is a higher quality Web-DL release from SoM being worked on, but there are at least 50 other mini encodes of these movies on Nyaa and hundreds more scattered around online. I think people who want smaller compressed encodes can just find them with a quick Nyaa search

@Venny
He literally doesn't know what he's talking about . Maybe he's just a kid .

@Venny I think lebunny123 has no experience and doesn’t know any better, the kind of fan that Funimation makes a killing selling their awful dragon ball z releases to.

@UltimateFighter Yeah I understand. Just venting because of how many garbage uploads pop up on this site in comparison to stuff of actual quality

“If you take into account the age of the films and the date of their release its not that small.” “I have found that some older movies/series/anime are in a more compressed size to retain the original quality of the film from the time that it was created.” ???