DBZ Uncensored Website Review

Site Name: Dragonball Z Uncensored

Layout - 6/10

Very basic use of images and colours which doesn't exactly provide an interesting view, but rather a slightly dull one. Also the loading time is less than perfect, although not too bad. The format is different to most as well, with links on the right rather than left, and this works well enough, using a small button-like image for each link. It isn't bad, but hardly anything breathtaking either, merely average.

Content - 8/10

This site is perfect if you want to know about uncut DBZ, and the butchering done to it by the producers of the dubs. It has a comprehensive guide which even includes images, so it is unlikely that you'll ever be left doubtful about whether or not something was in the original episode. Also it gives you a good insight to what Japanese DBZ is like, and tries to give reasons that things were cut out with most of them being very intelligent views. His editorials are also brilliant and worthy of a read.

Updates - 4/10

I haven't seen many updates on this site. Correct me if I'm wrong, but this is just one of those rarely added to parts of the DBZ community although this is fairly understandable as the webmaster has pretty much everything he can get out of the aspect that he's covering. When they do come though, the updates are fairly lengthy, which makes it worth checking back there occasionally just to see if there has been any additions..

Multimedia - 2/10

The only multimedia that I was able to find on this information-driven site was that of the screenshots from the original DBZ and the dub. Of course there are a fair few of these, and it's probably the largest collection of uncensored pictures of the internet, but it won't satisfy anyone's needs if they're looking for a site full of movie clips and wallpapers.

Originality - 9/10

How many sites are dedicated to writing about the outtakes and differences between Japanese and American DBZ? This is definitely a very innovative site which offers a lot of stuff that no one else does. It contains very little of the basic information, but everything on there will be an interesting, and educational read for most people.

Overall - 8/10

A great DBZ site, this has everything you could ever want to know about the changes made to the dub. You've probably heard about a lot of people complaining about FUNimations butchering and stuff like that, so go here to see how accurate they were. If the webmaster could employ a new staff member to make multimedia, or at least made more frequent updates, then this could possibly surpass even Planet Namek in terms of quality.