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Summary: It's carddass. . .But lots of DBZ pics. . .
Review: Dubbies (fans of North American DBZ), stay away from this. this is part of the 10 volume Daizenshyu set, books that, though mostly in Japanese, have become a resource for every great DBZ webmaster. There is little english to be found in these books, so hone your Japanese first.Carddass is a collection of DBZ cards. This book talkis about collecting cardass, and gives a lot of pictures. All in all, a great set, and as long as you are a TRUE DBZ Otaku, buy all 7. Those who watch the english DBZ, though, be warned: These books are not for you.
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Summary: It's carddass. . .But lots of DBZ pics. . .
Review: Dubbies (fans of North American DBZ), stay away from this. this is part of the 10 volume Daizenshyu set, books that, though mostly in Japanese, have become a resource for every great DBZ webmaster. There is little english to be found in these books, so hone your Japanese first. Carddass is a collection of DBZ cards. This book talkis about collecting cardass, and gives a lot of pictures. All in all, a great set, and as long as you are a TRUE DBZ Otaku, buy all 7. Those who watch the english DBZ, though, be warned: These books are not for you.
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Summary: Complete Illustrations
Review: I love this book, and would definately recommend it to any Dragonball fan out there. It contains over 200 pages of pictures, some not shown on the TV show. It's excellent for drawing from, and it's great just to look at too. The pictures are arranged by year, ranging from 1984 to 1995. It also has pictures from comics and magazines. Even if you can't read Japanese, you should get this book. (There isn't much writing, so you don't miss much ^_^)
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Summary: Complete Illustrations
Review: I love this book, and would definately recommend it to any Dragonball fan out there. It contains over 200 pages of pictures, some not shown on the TV show. It's excellent for drawing from, and it's great just to look at too. The pictures are arranged by year, ranging from 1984 to 1995. It also has pictures from comics and magazines. Even if you can't read Japanese, you should get this book. (There isn't much writing, so you don't miss much ^_^)
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Summary: DB Daizenshu
Review: The Dragonball Daizenshu, a very rare find, is a must for the Dragonball otaku. The Daizenshu give all the series information including power levels, and every attack from the entire series. The Daizenshu also contain many pictures never seen in the series, some are humourous, others serious. Daizenshu translates to "Coffee Table Book" in English. Also, if you are not familiar with anime in general, be warned that everything is in Japanese. Overall the Daizenshu are a great thing to have from the information to the colorful pictures.
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Summary: DB Daizenshu
Review: The Dragonball Daizenshu, a very rare find, is a must for the Dragonball otaku. The Daizenshu give all the series information including power levels, and every attack from the entire series. The Daizenshu also contain many pictures never seen in the series, some are humourous, others serious. Daizenshu translates to "Coffee Table Book" in English. Also, if you are not familiar with anime in general, be warned that everything is in Japanese. Overall the Daizenshu are a great thing to have from the information to the colorful pictures.
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