On top of what Umino said I think Pioneer wanted to take full advantage of DVDs billingual capabilities which couldn't be put to good use on edited only releases.
Pretty sure Funimation also only released their billingual uncut stuff on DVD for their Dragon Ball shows and the edited versions were reserved only for VHS
Pretty sure Funimation also only released their billingual uncut stuff on DVD for their Dragon Ball shows and the edited versions were reserved only for VHS
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Aside from musical changes (cues and songs), I don't recall the differences between the edited and uncut S/SuperS dubs, but similar to the SMR:TM DVD release from Geneon/Pioneer featuring "The Power Of Love" as a bonus feature, they could have done the same with the english version of "Ai No Senshi" and other scenes as well.
What the others said + it would have been confusing...unless they released the edited S/SuperS dub first followed by an uncut boxset.
What the others said + it would have been confusing...unless they released the edited S/SuperS dub first followed by an uncut boxset.
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FloraKiraraHime
The only musical change between the edited and uncut versions was Aino Senshi in episode 102. The rest of the music is the same in both versions.
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They don't. The Cloverway dub only used the Japanese music even in the edited version
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That's a very sought after one to find!
You might've also mixed up the movies releases. The edited versions had some DIC music, while the uncut versions used the original music (except the Moonlight Densetsu was switched out for the English theme song.)
You might've also mixed up the movies releases. The edited versions had some DIC music, while the uncut versions used the original music (except the Moonlight Densetsu was switched out for the English theme song.)
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ChampionOfNuggets
Same here, though the VHS tapes are stuck somewhere in the attic and it's piled somewhere in the many boxes
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