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[SoM] Dragon Ball / DBZ Movies 1-17 + OVAs - White Balanced [1080p][x264]

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Submitter
iKaos
Category
Anime - English-translated
Published
2024-10-14 03:11:50
Size
358.2 GiB
Info hash
050ef5ab40a81d1ca1c0f35a044df34650b7772d
Information
https://discord.gg/5HuFcx5msE

Description

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Older Releases: Dragon Ball CC // Dragon Ball Z CC // Dragon Ball Z Level Sets // Dragon Ball Z HD Specials CC // Dragon Ball GT CC

After releasing our DBZ merge release in Jan 2021, I made the fateful statement that "the movies were next." Other projects and the decision to attempt full color correction led to many delays, however finally I am happy to release our interim version of the classic Dragon Ball movies and first two OVAs ("Plan to Eradicate the Saiyans" and "Yo! Son Goku and His Friends Return")

Video

Movies Source Resolution PAR DAR Scan Type FPS Format Encoder Media Info
DB M1-10A, Z M5-7, 9-11, 13 AMZN WEB-DL 1920x1040 1.85:1 1.85:1 Progressive 23.976 H.264 Nikosan MI Link
DBZ M1-4, 8, 12 JPBD 1920x1040 1.85:1 1.85:1 Progressive 23.976 H.264 Nikosan MI Link
DBZ OVA 1 R2J Dragon Box 704x480 10:11 4:3 Progressive 23.976 H.264 iKaos MI Link
DBZ OVA 2 JSAT DVD 854x480 16:9 16:9 Progressive 23.976 H.264 SoM MI Link

While initially advertised as a full color correction, our team eventually realized that they needed to step back from a full cc in order to make this release happen within any kind of acceptable timeline - therefore, each movie is presented with white balance corrections only. While not a full cc, the white balance corrections were done shot-by-shot and still improve the overall look of the films. We are still hopeful that we will be able to release fully color corrected movies in the future.

In addition, several video improvements were made over the original sources. For movies sourced from WEB-DLs, the dark details were merged from the AVC and HEVC versions of the films in a similar process to our DBZ DBOX merge. All movies also received some basic CDNR to remove artifacting caused by the compressed sources. As usual color adjustments also cause the size of the movies to expand as higher settings are necessary to retain the new details.

Comparison Pics

Audio

Movies Lang Source Source Media Channels Format Provided by Sync by
DB M1-10A, Z M1-13 JPN 2018 Toei Remaster JPBD Dual Mono / 2,0 Stereo FLAC Team-Mirolo Team-Mirolo
DB M1, M3-10A, Z M1-13 ENG 2008-11 5.1 FUNi "Remastered" Dub (Kikuchi Score) Remastered USBD / 4-Pack DVD Box 5.1 Surround FLAC SoM TC / Krycek7o2 Deli / iKaos
Z M1-13 ENG 2008-09 5.1 FUNi "Remastered" Dub (Replacement Score) Remastered USBD 5.1 Surround FLAC SoM TC Deli
Z M5-13 ENG 2002-06 Original FUNi Dub DVD Singles / Test USBD 5.1 Surround FLAC SoM TC JySzE / Krycek7o2
DB M2-10A, Z M1-13 ENG 2002-06 Original FUNi Dub DVD Singles / HiFi VHS / Test USBD 2.0 Stereo FLAC SoM TC / Krycek7o2 / Woodlandbuckle ZeroCool / Krycek7o2 / iKaos / Hikari / ZeBenko
DB M2-10A, Z M1-13 ENG 1999-2002 Speedy Dub VCD 2.0 Stereo FLAC TADA iKaos / Alperen
DB M1-3, Z M1-9 ENG 2001 AB Groupe "Big Green" Dub NL DVD / TV Rip 2.0 Stereo FLAC SoM TC / xoxDANoxo iKaos / WTK
Z M1-3 ENG 1997-98 Pioneer/Ocean Dub Pioneer Laserdisc 2.0 Stereo FLAC ZeroCool ergiman
DB M2-3, Z M5-6 ENG 1995-96 Creative Dub HiFi VHS 3.0 Mix / 2.0 Stereo FLAC fumeicom iKaos / Kaze
Z M10-11 ENG 1998 Solar Dub VCD 2.0 Stereo FLAC krystabegnalie iKaos
DB M1, 3 ENG 1989 Harmony Gold Dub TV Rip 2.0 Stereo FLAC Tom_Servo iKaos
DB M1 ENG 1995 BLT Dub DVD Dolby Surround FLAC SoM TC ZeBenko
DB M1 ENG 1994 BLT Test Dub DVD 2.0 Stereo FLAC Geekdom101 iKaos
Z M3 ENG 1997 Saban/Ocean Dub RTD DVD 2.0 Stereo FLAC SoM TC iKaos
Z M1 ENG VA Commentary UUE DVD 2.0 Stereo FLAC SoM TC iKaos
Z M6, 11 JPN 1992-96 Stereo Recordings Cassette / Big Box CD 2.0 Stereo FLAC tronk21 / Isaac iKaos / Team-Mirolo
DB M10A, Z M1-13 -- 1991-96 Isolated Musical Score Laserdisc 2.0 Stereo FLAC AnimeMaakuo Deli
DB M2-3 -- Music and Effects Track HiFi VHS Dual Mono FLAC fumeicom ZeBenko
Z OVA 1 JPN 2003 Dragon Box DVD Box Mono FLAC Krycek7o2 Team-Mirolo
Z OVA 2 JPN 2008 JSAT JSAT DVD 2.0 Stereo FLAC Krycek7o2 --
All JPBD, LD, VCD, and VHS tracks cleaned and normalized by Krycek7o2. QC provided by Krycek7o2, Ploffy, ZeroCool, CSManiac33, ergiman, VDenter, butler, KameZ, and AndroidxFusion.

Notes:

  1. After extensive testing over many years we determined that the JPBD offered the best presentation of the original Japanese audio. Each JP track was cleaned and balanced by Team-Mirolo and Krycek7o2.
  2. For this release we decided to sync every single English dub available for every movie. A brief write-up explaining each audio track and which tracks are with which movie is available here.
  3. All JPN EDs on the FUNi Remastered Kikuchi tracks were replaced with higher quality EDs by Krycek7o2. All insert songs removed from FUNi Remastered Kikuchi tracks were re-added by Deli. OP/ED extensions for various dubbed OP/EDs were done by iKaos.

Subtitles

Episodes Style Format Timings Styler
DB M1-10A, Z M1-13, OVA 1-2 Stylized OP/ED, OP/ED Credits, Signs, Titles, Inserts, and Dialogue ASS sangofe iKaos / corre / moi15moi / Ploffy
DB M1-10A, Z M1-13 OP/ED Credits, Signs, Titles, and Inserts ASS corre / moi15moi / Ploffy corre / moi15moi / Ploffy
DB M1-10A, Z M1-13, OVA 1-2 Basic Subtitles SRT sangofe iKaos
DB M1-10A, Z M1-13 English Dubtitles ASS Krycek7o2 / Vegeta1806 / RedDeadEncode / WTK iKaos / Ploffy
DB M1-10A, Z M1-13 Japanese Subtitles ASS anon iKaos
All subs except dubtitles originally OCRed by Krycek7o2. Z Dubtitles OCRed by iKaos. DB Dubtitles transcribed by WTK. All OP and ED credits timed and styled by Ploffy. Names and romanization contributions from AnimeAjay, dubudavid, corre, WPR, Johnster, Herms, and SaiyaJedi. Titles and credits re-colored by butler.

Notes:

  1. Stylized subs are designed to mimic the look of the original Japanese text for all signs and onscreen text.
  2. The signs/songs track is meant for use with the FUNi English dubs.
  3. If you don't care for stylized subs, then we have included a basic subs track as well.
  4. Dubtitles are mostly based on the OG FUNi dub, although Z M1-3 are based on the Pioneer dubs.
  5. JP subs are included. DB movie subs were obtained from Netflix.
  6. As always we recommend MPV for proper subtitle playback. If you insist on using MPC-HC please use the VSFilter sub renderer.

Extras

Japanese extras are sourced from the JPBDs. Subtitles for most JP extras were originally done by Pendekar, except for the DVD Promos which were done from scratch by WPR, dubadavid, and SonicMaster2022. English extras are sourced from official DVDs, VHS rips, and YouTube. Note that NONE of the extras are color-corrected.

SoM Member Credits

Video encoding - Nikosan, iKaos
Video sync - JySzE
White balance - JySzE, Tokimeku Panic, Ronin559, AndroidxFusion, Kura, TheMrDoggo, Quazza
White balance QC and cleanup - AndroidxFusion, Seru, butler, KameZ, vanner64, DAN, Tokimeku Panic
Audio sourcing - Krycek7o2, iKaos, DBZImran
Audio syncing - iKaos, Team-Mirolo, Deli, Krycek7o2, JySzE, ZeroCool, ergiman, WTK, Kaze, Hikari
Audio cleanup - Krycek7o2, Team-Mirolo
Subtitle timing - iKaos, corre, moi15moi, WTK, Ploffy, Krycek7o2, Vegeta1806, Hikari
Subtitle styling - iKaos, corre, moi15moi, WPR, Ploffy, dubudavid
Translation assistance - dubudavid, WPR, TheMrDoggo, butler, ajay
Scripting assistance - JySzE, Kura, moi15moi, Romao, Kaze
Overall quality control - Krycek7o2, iKaos, Ploffy, CSManiac33, VDenter, AndroidxFusion, Johnster, ergiman, RedDeadEncode, butler, ZeroCool

Additional thanks to non-SoM members who directly contributed to this release: sangofe, ZeBenko, Alperen, SonicMaster2022, fumeicom, krystabegnalie, overdrive, Lunarian Aphelioak, Woodlandbuckle, Fred Flanders

FAQs

1. Wen Z
Eventually™.

2. Wen movies with full CC
Even more eventually™ maybe

2. Why no 4:3
Sources are bad, although you can grab DB M2 from Kineko

3. How do I watch
Use our MPV build here: (PC) (Mac).

3. How can we thank you? Do you take donations?
We would never charge for our releases. If you want to donate, please consider donating to JySzE's Ko-fi account. Without him, none of this would be possible.

To report any issues, please join us in our Q&A Discord: https://discord.gg/5HuFcx5msE

Comments 55

Did you guys looks up the recent french BD release of the movies ? I've heard it's pretty good.
Thanks for that release and the hard work you guys put in for each release

Thanks for the hard work, I have two questions
What is meant by dual audio for both OVA? they were never dubbed in English. Or did you include fandub?
Also it seems OVA 2 was released in bluray/DVD along with BoG in special edition, does it look the same as the original release? Did you color correct OVA 2 to make it look like HD? Are all HD releases for it is fan made upscales? Also is the NCED Orange Hero included?

I'm not home so I can't check, but I just have a question about the subtitle track on this. Most of the torrents seem to use subtitles that come from Funimation's double feature set that neglects to translate the movie title card, which has the title in Japanese. Or in the Bojack movie's case, uses the single DVD's subtitle track which has Goku say something along the lines of "So it seems the world thinks Cell defeated Cell." Which Steve Simmons said was a mistake and was fixed for the double feature release. Sorry for the long winded comment, I'm just curious if these subtitles have the title cards translated and also uses the correct Bojack subtitles?

@Bahlskra The French Blu-ray set by AB Vidéo uses Toei's restorations, and the Blu-ray masters specifically (with their additional censorship). Video compression is acceptable on a casual level, though somewhat problematic, with moderate macroblocking in darker regions. The right calls were made here to use the sources chosen.

Very much good work.
Very much epic content.
Very much 10/10 visuals.
Very much legendary audio.
Very much chef’s kiss subs.
THANK YOU SO VERY VERY VERY MUCH FOR BLESSING US WITH THIS MASTERPIECE!

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Dragon.Ball.M10A.WB.1080p.AMZN.WEB-DL.Dual-Audio.FLAC2.0.x264-SoM

I hate to be that guy, but if you reencode the video then it's not a WEB-DL, it would be a WEBRip.

Also, now that you guys are releasing using P2P naming (which is very based imo), you guys should have put the actual movie name and year in the file name, not just the number.
For example: Dragon.Ball.Movie.2.The.Sleeping.Princess.in.Devils.Castle.1987.1080p.AMZN.WEBRip.FLAC2.0.x264-SoM

@KingOfBunnies the subtitles are fixed. In our version the line reads "So Mr. Satan has become the one who defeated Cell, huh?" if that's the line you're thinking of.

Amazing. Now I can watch the movies with my real life friend who has never watched the movies before. And it's a good thing it took years since I timed the subs, so I have forgotten some scenes. Thanks, haha.

@3du-54n

I hate to be that guy, but if you reencode the video then it’s not a WEB-DL, it would be a WEBRip.

For a long time, the use of WEB-DL and WEBRip naming conventions have been problematic for P2P because many people have used them interchangeably. There are still releases mislabeled today, with WEB-DLs being labeled as WEBRips. This creates issues where a large group of users block WEBRips entirely from being picked up.

Some consider WEBRips to be screen captures of web-streamed content, rather than re-encoded WEB-DLs.
I can understand both perspectives but the reality is that WEB-DL and WEBRip only refer to the initial acquisition method of a file.

If you look at WEB-DL naming schemes, you’ll notice that an untouched WEB-DL is typically named something like:
Dragon.Ball.Z.M1.Dead.Zone.1080p.AMZN.WEB-DL.DDP2.0.XXX.

Where XXX refers to the codec, such as H.264, H.265, AVC, or HEVC. It will never use x264 or x265 because those are reserved for indicating the encoder used by the poster.

So, if a WEB-DL uses the x264 or x265 flag, it indicates that it is a re-encoded WEB-DL.

Also, now that you guys are releasing using P2P naming (which is very based imo), you guys should have put the actual movie name and year in the file name, not just the number.

We choose not to include extra information, like the movie's name and year, because we want to focus on the technical details of the content. Tools like Radarr and Plex can still identify the file correctly, and this also keeps filenames from becoming excessively long. This approach also helps distinguishes this release from any future CC vs WB release, which will not have a v2 tag as it will be a completely new version.

Where XXX refers to the codec, such as H.264, H.265, AVC, or HEVC. It will never use x264 or x265 because those are reserved for indicating the encoder used by the poster.

So, if a WEB-DL uses the x264 or x265 flag, it indicates that it is a re-encoded WEB-DL.

This is just plain wrong. A release can be x264 or x265 and also be a WEB-DL. This can happen due to the service providing the encode settings and the encoder used in the downloaded file, so it will use x264 or x265. A WEBRip should be used if it based on the WEB-DL but not the directly downloaded file. WEB-DL is restricted for the direct file downloaded from the service not a re-encode of it, as at that point it is no longer a download but a re-encode.

@ZeroBuild

This is just plain wrong. A release can be x264 or x265 and also be a WEB-DL. This can happen due to the service providing the encode settings and the encoder used in the downloaded file, so it will use x264 or x265.

This is not what I'm saying. Allow me to clarify, what I am saying is if you find any reputable untouched WEB-DL on BHD/PTP etc they will NOT include the encoder used in the filename and only the codec type, even if the encoder was included in the metadata which is rare nowadays anyways.

Here are some random ones that still had the encoder settings provided to prove my point.

https://pastebin.com/yAwDnG4d
https://pastebin.com/V6TAugF3
https://pastebin.com/aYMpzQA6
https://pastebin.com/4XL5EGps
https://pastebin.com/wbkj2q9i

I know that you or others might feel the need to reply to have the last word but I don't think we are going to be able to convince each other of anything here and quite frankly it doesn't matter. We believe the naming scheme we have chosen is appropriate, we know it works to pick up metadata, and will continue to use it. If you want to continue this conversation you can message us about it in the QnA server general channel, server link is at the top of the torrent page.

@JanSilver01 Yes, that is the line I am thinking of. I'm still not home, but I assume the fix also includes translated title cards. Thanks!

@KingOfBunnies Yes, we have stylized cards courtesy of corre and moi15moi, as per our other releases.

Probably they made a naming error.
Why did you not delete your old DB and GT releases? Aren't they inferior to your color corrected release?
Wish TOEI remastered dragon ball for bluray like they did for dragon quest

Can you guys please color correct pocket monsters advanced generation movies too? The BDs have red tint which ruin the look. PM's hardsubbed rip of Lucario movie has tint removed.

@DisplayNamee yeah, it was an accident, both OVAs are JP only.

@RyzakiT

  1. old releases are up for posterity in case someone wants an "untouched" Dragon Box rip.
  2. no
  3. ok
  4. I swear you asked this before and we said no

@iKaos, Thank you so much for this release, so i have one question, can I download this release? or can I wait and be sure that they will release the full CC version soon, it's just that it's a little suspicious that in the description when they say "Even more eventually™ maybe", lastly, the DBZ 11 movie, it didn't have a WEB-DL HECV version right?

Thanks!! Awesome release as I'm planning to watch from Dragon Ball and watch all movies too lol. What are the actual titles of each movie? Or do they at least pop up when playing in VLC? (Just so I can rename them for PLEX). Thanks again! Great work!