The English dub followed suit starting with episode 64 and all reruns of episodes previous to this. Yamamoto's soundtrack was replaced with the original Japanese DBZ soundtrack. note Which doesn't exist in Japan's legal code. When Yamamoto was revealed to have plagiarized most of his songs from Western artists and his score was subsequently replaced with Kikuchi's, the fandom was broken up again as to whether Yamamoto's actions were plagiarism that deserved to be punished or were inspirations/homages that fall under fair use. note Often Nostalgia Filter and/or simply personal preference.
Others hate the changes because they prefer the original voice actors, as they grew up listening to them when DBZ was on the air. Some fans like it because they feel that the new voice actors did a very good job and that their voices suit the characters better.
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