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ChaosBlizzard · 2004-03-22, 01:12

I was on ebay and it looks like there are two people who make the naruto series on dvd.. Because one of the 6 dvd sets the episodes go from 1-34, meaning only 5 or 6 episodes per disk. The other 6 dvd set has episodes 1-50 spread on the 6 dvds, meaning 7-8 episodes on each disk. My question is which company is better? Does one offer better quality video and translation wise?

Here is that first set on ebay:
http://bootlegs.r.us

Second set:
http://more.bootlegs.r.us (also on ebay but its easier to see what I mean on that site).

Thanks,
Chaos

Edit by Mod (xris)
Please, please, please, read the forum rules...

Do not ask for other illegal materials either
Obviously discussions about getting any other illegal materials, such as Ripped Music CDs (such as Anime OSTs), ROMs, ISOs, Warez etc. are not allowed either. Threads which break this rule will be either closed or simply deleted.

While you may not have realised that these are illegal bootleg copies of Naruto, please do not post such links on the forum.

Mr_Paper · 2004-03-22, 01:17

Both are bootlegs, I wouldn't recommend getting either.

Gaara[sF] · 2004-03-22, 01:20

I say burn your own discs, then get a card with a video out. Meaning hook up your computer to your TV, then you can watch them big screen. Thats what I did anyway...

Sledeau · 2004-03-22, 01:21

If you ever see something with both Chinese and English subtitles, it is most likely a bootleg and will have horrible subtitles.

Copy Ninja · 2004-03-22, 01:38

has nothin to do with this
but i laughed my ass off at your ava, Sledeau

xris · 2004-03-22, 05:01

As mentioned, these are illegal bootleg copies. If you enjoy Naruto, download them for free for now and if you want a 'real' English translation purchase the official DVDs when the series becomes licensed.

Closing thread.

2004-03-22, 01:12	Link #1
ChaosBlizzard Member Join Date: Feb 2004	TV series on dvd? I was on ebay and it looks like there are two people who make the naruto series on dvd.. Because one of the 6 dvd sets the episodes go from 1-34, meaning only 5 or 6 episodes per disk. The other 6 dvd set has episodes 1-50 spread on the 6 dvds, meaning 7-8 episodes on each disk. My question is which company is better? Does one offer better quality video and translation wise? Here is that first set on ebay: http://bootlegs.r.us Second set: http://more.bootlegs.r.us (also on ebay but its easier to see what I mean on that site). Thanks, Chaos Edit by Mod (xris) Please, please, please, read the forum rules... Do not ask for other illegal materials either Obviously discussions about getting any other illegal materials, such as Ripped Music CDs (such as Anime OSTs), ROMs, ISOs, Warez etc. are not allowed either. Threads which break this rule will be either closed or simply deleted. While you may not have realised that these are illegal bootleg copies of Naruto, please do not post such links on the forum. Last edited by xris; 2004-03-22 at 04:57.

2004-03-22, 01:17	Link #2
Mr_Paper Hmm... Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Looking for his book...	Both are bootlegs, I wouldn't recommend getting either.

2004-03-22, 01:20	Link #3
Gaara[sF] Naruto Fan Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Canada, AB	I say burn your own discs, then get a card with a video out. Meaning hook up your computer to your TV, then you can watch them big screen. Thats what I did anyway...

2004-03-22, 01:21	Link #4
Sledeau Member Join Date: Nov 2003	If you ever see something with both Chinese and English subtitles, it is most likely a bootleg and will have horrible subtitles.

2004-03-22, 01:38	Link #5
Copy Ninja red eye from smokin' Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Parts Unknown	has nothin to do with this but i laughed my ass off at your ava, Sledeau

2004-03-22, 05:01	Link #6
xris Just call me Ojisan Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: U.K. Hampshire	As mentioned, these are illegal bootleg copies. If you enjoy Naruto, download them for free for now and if you want a 'real' English translation purchase the official DVDs when the series becomes licensed. Closing thread.