Everything FUNimation pumps out to the public
has to go through one man. Every episode, every toy, it all has to
go by this man first, before the public sees it. He has the power
to reject a product and send it back to be fixed. If we can let this
man know exactly how we feel, he can use that power in our favor, and in
favor of the series. This man is Gen Fukunaga, CEO of FUNimation
Productions, Inc. All we have to do is send him a letter. Not
an e-mail, but a good, old fashioned letter, and mail it right to him.
But for him to listen to us, and even respond, we're gonna have to literally
FLOOD him with letters! This man needs to be inundated with fanmail,
all asking for three things:
1. The original
background music
2. Scripts directly
translated
3. Better voice
acting
Please remember to keep your letter SHORT; no one wants to read a long
letter. Keep it simple and to the point. Don't be rude and
obnoxious, be polite, and firm. Positivity works infinitely better
than negativity, so please, behave and don't be a moron! Don't
forget to mention that you will gladly pay money for their product,
once they start implementing our pleas. One very important thing
to say is thank him for the subtitled DVDs, but you want to have a DUB
that is exactly like the sub!! Don't forget the dub is what gets
broadcasted, and what gets seen by the general public, so tell him that
you want a DUB that has these three things!! This is very important
if we want to ever see our show salvaged! We have to send LOTS AND LOTS
of letters to Mr. Fukunaga, so he can see just how much we want our original
DBZ! When you finish writing your letter, please put this address
on the envelope:
Gen Fukunaga, CEO
Funimation Productions, Inc.
6851 North East Loop 820, Suite 247
Ft. Worth, TX 76180
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Please, please, please, help us out by sending letters to Gen.
Only send one letter per person, but you can have other family members
and other friends send letters also. Sending letters is a vital part
of our petition, and we need to have as many sent to him as humanly possible! |