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His Dragon Ball Super: Beerus breakdown praises fewer crowd interruptions, while one sudden attack divides opinion in the comments.
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This Episode was INSANE!! The Super Saiyan God vs Beerus!
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- 0:20Mark explains how the remaster combines material from original episodes 10 through 12 and part of 13.
- 4:02Removing comedic spectator cutaways keeps attention on Goku and Beerus rather than interrupting their exchanges.
- 8:52Comparisons highlight changes to energy-blast colours and choreography as material from original episode 11 enters.
- 9:54An abrupt Beerus attack illustrates Mark's criticism of confusing cuts and missing audio cues.
- 11:51Mark singles out Ryo Onishi's animation of Beerus relentlessly attacking Goku.
- 13:41The space-battle transition shows how drawn-out material has been compressed to roughly half a minute.
Goku and Beerus get to keep fighting instead of waiting for the spectators to finish reacting. For Totally Not Mark, that editing decision is one of the most effective changes in Dragon Ball Super: Beerus episode 5, alongside its newly drawn animation.
Mark Fitzpatrick's breakdown has drawn about 203,000 views since yesterday. After examining the remastered god transformation in his previous episode review, he now follows the fight itself, comparing staging, choreography and cuts with the original Dragon Ball Super broadcast.
There is a lot packed into this installment: he explains that it draws from several original episodes, removing comedic crowd cutaways and substantially shortening the buildup to the battle in space. His point isn't simply that new drawings make everything better. As he puts it: "Not everything needs new animation. Sometimes the existing material was just poorly used."
The distinction becomes clearest when Beerus suddenly attacks Goku. Fitzpatrick finds the abrupt cutting and missing audio cues confusing, rather than convincingly fast. Several viewers make the opposite case in the comments: the instantaneous attack makes Beerus seem harder to read, with Goku barely given time to register what has happened. Others pick out the sustained glow around Goku's Super Saiyan God form and the hand-to-hand choreography in space.
Fitzpatrick's overall verdict is enthusiastic, but specific. He singles out animator Ryo Onishi's sequence of Beerus relentlessly attacking Goku, while keeping his reservations about pacing and sound. The remaster's ambition impresses him most when the redrawn action and the editing work together, not merely when there is more animation on screen.
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