when the fights actually look like karate movies, the punches look like they hit hard. they powerup with extreme intensity and emotion. man i miss this
they stopped looking like karate films because they aren't fighting martial arts masters anymore just well trained super powered aliens thats why the fights changed
@thedarkwolf5637 that's not true, it's mainly a time/animation thing along with whoever is in charge of the choreography on a specific portion or episode
@KonariTTV I didn't mean the real world reason I meant it more of like an in universe reason like if frieza was a regular person he would be a bit above average in martial arts
@@thedarkwolf5637 A bit? Im not saying hes a Bruce Lee like Vegeta or Goku but that nigga on average is throwing and trading with Martial Artist Masters with ease.
No lie I find this animation cooler than anything in Super and even most of DBZ, I miss when Dragonball had something actually resembling martial arts.
Phenomenal work on this breakdown, my mans. And I have to give to you, World's Strongest is my absolute favorite Dragon Ball movie. We got Kaioken all over the place. First time I ever seen Roshi up in the fray. TRIPLE KAMEHAMEHA, Master and his students. Gohan in the cape before SSJ status, I know he doesn't do much, but he's still so little. And the choreography, Goku versus Pink, Green and Yellow were all great. But I have to get it to you, 20+ years of watching this movie and I've never seen Piccolo's fist in Goku's eyes, that is the literal craziest detail I've ever seen in this entire franchise.
NGL DragonBall and the beginning of Z was fire because they were throwing hands like crazy. It's why I honestly think we all were soo hooked on the show
I’d always said that Dragonball Z NEVER looked better than it did in this movie, and you showed why I’ve said that. It was the detail in all the frames in this movie coupled with the choreography. It was just crazy.
People sleep on world strongest but it, Dead Zone, and Tree of Might had some banging ass classic fights and choreography before it was inundated with super saiyan transformations and world ending energy displays.
Early DBZ movies had immaculate hands, big reason why I love Dragonball and the earlier DBZ episodes. Back when it was like watching an old Hong Kong film
Dude the fist in the eyes are insane levels of detail. Those first 3 movies were on point. I remember slowing down the fight scenes in “Tree of Might” and “Garlic Jr” as well, MASTERPIECE.
When dragon ball has real fight choreography and not just 5 seconds of 1 frame punching and kicking being reused over and over again(Lookin at you SUPER!) its peak
Woke up today, clicked on RUclips and saw we had a phangitos world strongest video and it made me so happy 😁 worlds strongest had some goated choreography and this mans analysis’s are the truth and clean asf 🔥💯 thx brudda ✊🏾
Back when the choreography was actually great. Now it’s just big energy attacks and super rapid straight punches and kicks. Doesn’t even look like martial arts nowadays.
Not only was the choreography of the action scenes in this movie amazing, but through good animation and sound design the hits felt like they had such weight to them, just really brutal satisfying hits.
This is what happens when companies actually care about their product and pay the big bucks to the good animators to put out QUALITY content for the people.
The series and the movies have always shared the exact same staff. Money was never an issue either, both movies and series were always produced with the standard budget of the japanese market. The lack in quality has always been about terrible schedules and overworking. At some point the series started to decline in quality in its animation because they were pumping out TWO movies a year while having to work on weekly episodes. Again, the SAME staff. It is a common misconception to think that if they pay more, the animators will animate better. Not only that doesn't make any sense (no one does a bad job on purpose...) but also that is far from the truth. Terrible working conditions and near impossible schedules are the ones to blame.
@@TheSoulExplorer where do you get your information from? I know for a fact they used different animation companies throughout DBZ and especially DBS. That's why the animation in the DBS episides was so terrible and nowhere near the quality of movies like The World's Strongest or even Dragon Ball Super Broly. Scheduling conflicts did play a role but there is a difference in the money spent between animation companies. Obviously the less experienced ones are cheaper than the higher quality well established animators.
@@arrowofGod86 They did hire many studios to work on the series. Where you got it wrong is to think that they cut corners by paying less for unexperienced studios. Toei has always hired companies that had been around for years and have worked on many series. The criteria was always how proven they were and how fast they could deliver the episodes while also helping out with the movies. Even the worst studios that worked on DB, Last House and Studio Live, were veterans in the industry. Do you think that they had low rates? Their biggest problem was the culture of their country: people get promoted based on their age and/or years on the company and not on their skill. The animation supervisors of said companies were not the most talented people on those studios, they were outclassed by some of their juniors by a clear mile. One such example is Naotoshi Shida, who had to work under the supervision of his less talented senior for many years on Studio Live. Or Tadayoshi Yamamuro on Studio Juno. So, again, Toei never held back on budget. They simply hired studios that were not ideal for Dragon Ball, had to work under terrible schedules and had to be involved on many projects and the same time.
3:30 I'm sorry, but that is one of the HARDEST closeline punches in the series ever. Idk how I missed this when I was younger, but DAMN Super needs to take notes
miss when dragonball was about martian arts an and not just getting super powerful and overpowering everyone. In the old db you needed to know good techniques to win against stronger opponent and not just being super strong
One thing that made DBZ movies perfect (particularly Dead Zone and worlds strongest) was the martial arts fighting that took place. For example, in Dead Zone, Goku fighting against garlic jr’s men was great!
This is the 🔥that made DBZ what it is. If you blink, you'll miss it (literally). They don't make the hand-to-hand combat fight scenes like this any more in DB and its a SHAME!!!
Ok. This has been one of the most entertaining videos ive come across in a while. The sheer admiration and hype for the fights is both enthusiastic and genuine. Haha. 🙏
Heres a tip for your audio. If you’re going to be that dynamic either ride your vocal levels when you edit or run a compressor. You’re way to dynamic in volume.
I miss this level of attention. The whole "HYA HYA HYA HYA HYA HYA" in late DBZ and Super is just no fun to watch. There's no more martial arts. Its about the same punches and kicks being thrown, teleports, and all sorts of bullshit. This, Dead Zone, and the Goku vs Cell fight had the best martial arts movements of the series... and its just forgotten now.
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I am getting COOKED about the audio😂😭😭I promise to fix it. It will never sound like this again💯💯🙏🏿
Personally, I loved every bit of the vid, and the silences were Golden xD
Don't fix gotdam thing! People complaining grew up in a gated community. They some pasty boys
Bruh i enjoyed that wayyyy too much 😂
Don't. The sudden hoots and hollers brought immense joy to my heart when juxtaposed with the calm narration.
@@gregzaddy6829 HAAAAAH! Gated community! I'm dead!
when the fights actually look like karate movies, the punches look like they hit hard. they powerup with extreme intensity and emotion. man i miss this
they stopped looking like karate films because they aren't fighting martial arts masters anymore just well trained super powered aliens thats why the fights changed
@thedarkwolf5637 that's not true, it's mainly a time/animation thing along with whoever is in charge of the choreography on a specific portion or episode
@KonariTTV I didn't mean the real world reason I meant it more of like an in universe reason like if frieza was a regular person he would be a bit above average in martial arts
@@thedarkwolf5637 A bit? Im not saying hes a Bruce Lee like Vegeta or Goku but that nigga on average is throwing and trading with Martial Artist Masters with ease.
@@KonariVibezalso don’t forget to mention that this is a movie so they get more budget and time to do stuff like this compared to a weekly db episode
world strongest was still around the era where EVERYBODY was important and had hands.
What I loved about og dragon ball. Everyone was a martial artist and were all formidable
For real it wasn’t just all power ups and strength it actually has meaning to carry some techniques and that kind of stuff along with you
Even yamcha
@@donmoxxvalor9049Facts bro, as someone who watched OG first Yamcha’s death will never be a joke to me, dude is one of the day 1s
Exactly I wish they were consistent with everybody's progression
As a kid, I used to rewind those VHS tapes over and over and slow mo the fights just to see the moves....that flip from Roshi was ALWAYS so fly to me
same lol
The old DBZ movies had superb hand-to-hand choreography it’s part of what makes them special🙏🏼💯
This movie reminds us Roshi has a weak version of UI, its mentioned in the manga. Even beerus was like "damn he cold"
When it comes to animation and destruction, early Z was on a different level.
FR. Dragon Ball and early Z were martial arts Masters of animation.
Ive never noticed how good these fights were when slowed down frame by frame. So much work and effort. Sexy
9:52. The moment of silence after they get embarrassed is just too funny.
No lie I find this animation cooler than anything in Super and even most of DBZ, I miss when Dragonball had something actually resembling martial arts.
It still is nartial arts
This guy two DBZ movies are really underrated they really went all out with the choreography and animation.
Look at some of this guy’s super posts and you’ll realize super actually some good choreography
This why Super will never live up to the hype…. Classic DBZ all day
Phenomenal work on this breakdown, my mans. And I have to give to you, World's Strongest is my absolute favorite Dragon Ball movie.
We got Kaioken all over the place. First time I ever seen Roshi up in the fray. TRIPLE KAMEHAMEHA, Master and his students. Gohan in the cape before SSJ status, I know he doesn't do much, but he's still so little.
And the choreography, Goku versus Pink, Green and Yellow were all great.
But I have to get it to you, 20+ years of watching this movie and I've never seen Piccolo's fist in Goku's eyes, that is the literal craziest detail I've ever seen in this entire franchise.
"Two decent looking black people"
This is the commentary i come back for.
NGL DragonBall and the beginning of Z was fire because they were throwing hands like crazy. It's why I honestly think we all were soo hooked on the show
I’d always said that Dragonball Z NEVER looked better than it did in this movie, and you showed why I’ve said that. It was the detail in all the frames in this movie coupled with the choreography. It was just crazy.
Literally. This was my favorite fr
Dead Zone and Worlds Strongest might have the best choreography in Dragon ball to date.
and the cooler movie both
9:56 im actually in tears bro that pause was so fucking funny 😭
That triple Kamehameha is one of the most criminally underrated ki blasts in franchise history
This singular fight is more interesting than all of what super has to offer imo. True artistry.
ui would say otherwise edit: yeah ik it’s your opinion but WTF-
People sleep on world strongest but it, Dead Zone, and Tree of Might had some banging ass classic fights and choreography before it was inundated with super saiyan transformations and world ending energy displays.
I have a hard time watching beyond those three movies. And saw those con Toonami back in the day
Next to Dead Zone, The World's Strongest is another great movie with great fights.
Early DBZ movies had immaculate hands, big reason why I love Dragonball and the earlier DBZ episodes. Back when it was like watching an old Hong Kong film
This movie was everything growing up
Dude the fist in the eyes are insane levels of detail. Those first 3 movies were on point. I remember slowing down the fight scenes in “Tree of Might” and “Garlic Jr” as well, MASTERPIECE.
Man's said, "Close you mouth." To Piccolo watching the spirit bomb had me rolling 😭😭
12:23 LOLLLL
When dragon ball has real fight choreography and not just 5 seconds of 1 frame punching and kicking being reused over and over again(Lookin at you SUPER!) its peak
My favorite scene a by master Roshi and possibly my favorite old school dbz movie.
3:30:The green dude is gonna try and disappear again and *_DAH-DDAEIYHAAM_* ☠☠☠
5:38:Goku is then gonna *_DAAAAAAAIYUM_*💀💀💀
6:46 Facts Fam, nothing gets past you! I'm definitely stepping up my film study.
Woke up today, clicked on RUclips and saw we had a phangitos world strongest video and it made me so happy 😁 worlds strongest had some goated choreography and this mans analysis’s are the truth and clean asf 🔥💯 thx brudda ✊🏾
Back when the choreography was actually great. Now it’s just big energy attacks and super rapid straight punches and kicks. Doesn’t even look like martial arts nowadays.
I had got this movie randomly on VHS before I even knew what DBZ was. Blew my frickin' mind, bro
World's Strongest kept a lot of those good early Dragon Ball vibes alive while sneaking in some of the new hottness Z was introducing.
Dragon Ball shines brightest when it's actually about martial arts and skill rather than who can throw the biggest kaboom
basically
This was DBZ at its best
audio is perfect lmfao "DAAAHAAYYUM"
Man these movements are excellent Rip Toriyama❤😢
Idk how toei expects us to see all ts within seconds 😭it’s cool how it’s accurate to how fast they actually move tho
bro Dragon Ball will always amaze me with how good the choreography is but you just can’t tell
Not only was the choreography of the action scenes in this movie amazing, but through good animation and sound design the hits felt like they had such weight to them, just really brutal satisfying hits.
The Hands in Worlds Strongest is the reason why its in my top 3 DBZ movies.
nah this silence after krillin and dem getting clapped is hilarious 🤣
I miss this era of dragonball z . Back when everyone had unique fighting styles and techniques and it wasn’t just the goku show .
3:17 IS CRAZY HAD GOKU'S MOUTH WIDE OPEN
The World's Strongest is such an underrated movie!
1:20 "He swung his body to the side!" 😂😂😂😂
I see what you did there. Lol
Krillin what are you doin?! This ain't a tornado drill 😆🔥😆🔥
Super NEEDS this kind of choreograph fights like classic DBZ. Less Ki spamming and more HANDS!!!
“Two decent black people that’s crazy”😂😂😂😂
9:50 A moment of silence for Krillin and Gohan lmfaooooo
made me realise how great the fight choreography was and why I fell so hard in love with dbz and fighting
Talk about detailed choreography. NGL that makes me wanna watch those OAVs again.
Yeah the animators went off in the movies, especially the earlier ones, remembering that Dragon Ball should always be about 40% Jackie Chan movie.
To my knowledge a lot of early Dragon Ball was inspired by 80s Hong Kong action movies ie Jackie chan films
Bro, this video was gas. I loved the old DBZ movies - and them impact frames were just CRAZY.
"Goku could have seen this punch coming from Uzbekistan" 😂
is the awkward silence that kills me🤣
The world strongest was my introduction to dragonball z. I was in love forever.
Goku's mouth at 4:22 makes him look like the Cart Titan.
bruh, I just wanna say the dead silence is hilarious
This is what happens when companies actually care about their product and pay the big bucks to the good animators to put out QUALITY content for the people.
The series and the movies have always shared the exact same staff. Money was never an issue either, both movies and series were always produced with the standard budget of the japanese market.
The lack in quality has always been about terrible schedules and overworking. At some point the series started to decline in quality in its animation because they were pumping out TWO movies a year while having to work on weekly episodes. Again, the SAME staff.
It is a common misconception to think that if they pay more, the animators will animate better. Not only that doesn't make any sense (no one does a bad job on purpose...) but also that is far from the truth. Terrible working conditions and near impossible schedules are the ones to blame.
@@TheSoulExplorer where do you get your information from? I know for a fact they used different animation companies throughout DBZ and especially DBS. That's why the animation in the DBS episides was so terrible and nowhere near the quality of movies like The World's Strongest or even Dragon Ball Super Broly. Scheduling conflicts did play a role but there is a difference in the money spent between animation companies. Obviously the less experienced ones are cheaper than the higher quality well established animators.
@@arrowofGod86 They did hire many studios to work on the series. Where you got it wrong is to think that they cut corners by paying less for unexperienced studios. Toei has always hired companies that had been around for years and have worked on many series. The criteria was always how proven they were and how fast they could deliver the episodes while also helping out with the movies. Even the worst studios that worked on DB, Last House and Studio Live, were veterans in the industry. Do you think that they had low rates?
Their biggest problem was the culture of their country: people get promoted based on their age and/or years on the company and not on their skill. The animation supervisors of said companies were not the most talented people on those studios, they were outclassed by some of their juniors by a clear mile. One such example is Naotoshi Shida, who had to work under the supervision of his less talented senior for many years on Studio Live. Or Tadayoshi Yamamuro on Studio Juno.
So, again, Toei never held back on budget. They simply hired studios that were not ideal for Dragon Ball, had to work under terrible schedules and had to be involved on many projects and the same time.
3:30 I'm sorry, but that is one of the HARDEST closeline punches in the series ever. Idk how I missed this when I was younger, but DAMN Super needs to take notes
The fists reflected in Goku's eyes... Damn, nice catch
The animations in these early movies is what got me hooked as a kid.
This movie made one of the greatest toonami dbz promos ever
This and Dead Zone had the best fights.
Dude thank you for slowing the Roshi moves down! One of my favorite moments.
Goku be dodging exactly like jackie chan😂😂
I miss when Dragon Ball had Martial Arts and choreography.
like actually good and used skills
Og db better in that class
This rundown of the movie is amazing bro. I mean frame by frame shit I never even noticed quality content. Entertaining as hell to.
Man i miss this fight coreography in DB, now all they do is shouts and throwing nukes at each other
Its not cheography that would be narutard thats why it looks bad
i love the way you make yo videos bro 🗣️ the comedic pauses 🔥 the IMPACT FRAMES NEVER ESCAPING 🗣️💥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Yea dragonball had a lot of hand to hand combat and the first 4 dragonball z movies had that hand to hand on point
miss when dragonball was about martian arts an and not just getting super powerful and overpowering everyone. In the old db you needed to know good techniques to win against stronger opponent and not just being super strong
1:42 I thought Gimme That Remix by Chris Brown ft. Lil Wayne was bout to play
One thing that made DBZ movies perfect (particularly Dead Zone and worlds strongest) was the martial arts fighting that took place. For example, in Dead Zone, Goku fighting against garlic jr’s men was great!
8:55- If ya look closer towards the bottom of the screen Goatku actually doing a TRIPLE hand there.
😂 dawg your shouts were extra crispy in this one
Can't be mad tho. This movie deserves it lol
This movie and dead zone is a crazy martial arts showcase
“Man, I do not hold back when I’m toasted” - Master Roshi
A fight choreography and animation connoisseur I see.
This is the 🔥that made DBZ what it is. If you blink, you'll miss it (literally). They don't make the hand-to-hand combat fight scenes like this any more in DB and its a SHAME!!!
even today with SUPER and ultra instinct this is my favorite dragon ball movie.
Roshi showing off why he the true master of Weave Nation Certified.
Ok. This has been one of the most entertaining videos ive come across in a while. The sheer admiration and hype for the fights is both enthusiastic and genuine. Haha. 🙏
I miss when Dragonball had actual choreography like this...
Heres a tip for your audio. If you’re going to be that dynamic either ride your vocal levels when you edit or run a compressor. You’re way to dynamic in volume.
The whole super could be animated like this and I wouldn’t be mad at all
Yeah except there has to be a quality boost
This is still a movie tho
@@usecode_guestHonestly no. Tv series animation is usually so sub par I would take this over 99% of it.
Day 2437 of Dragonball fans asking for every Super episode to have the budget and production time of a movie
@@ooccttoo True and based as they deserve better.
I literally watched this movie a 1000 times. Definitely in my top 5 dbz movies..
which movie is this?
@@apollo4857 worlds strongest
I love all the DB movies but Dead Zone and Worlds Strongest are my favs. The emphasis on Martial Arts choreography just sets them apart.
@@samwest1097 definitely. I wouldn't mind 1 arc or movie showcasing straight hands😂👌👌
People always said why this my favorite movie
More martial arts mastery!. Another great move by move commentary from phangito
3:32 i love how brutal that punch is
The pause when Krillin was shlumped on the table 😂
that “damn” n the pause got me 🤣🤣
Shit had me dying 😂😂
they did krillin dirty in that last part. Let the man land a punch.
Dragon ball super could never.
I miss this level of attention. The whole "HYA HYA HYA HYA HYA HYA" in late DBZ and Super is just no fun to watch. There's no more martial arts. Its about the same punches and kicks being thrown, teleports, and all sorts of bullshit. This, Dead Zone, and the Goku vs Cell fight had the best martial arts movements of the series... and its just forgotten now.
Tree of Might too. Goku took on all 5 of Turles’ crusher corps
I love you work man. I REALLY hope to see you putting your hands on other animes aswell.
Dude, one thing I can say you added flavor to this video with your commentary.
To be honest, this has to be one of my favorite non-canon DBZ because of the hands being thrown.
Anyone ever notice in the 3 super Saiyan movie. When the Android punched Goku in the balls. The animators added two nuts being cracked in the frame
YES omfg 😂 it was literally one frame but it was real, I first saw it on TFS and thought they added it but its in the original
@thomaswagner2243 yea, I had the blue ray probably 10 years ago of that movie and used to slow figure down myself. I was like ayo haha
Mans had me spit my drink out with the "SWEEEEP" so early in
10/10 great video will subscribe
Bro! Same! I burst out laughing
Fr😂😂😂😂