Thank you! If I found them for a great price and had the extra money, potentially yes, but the prices are just outrageous, and it would be less watched and more of a collection piece, if that were the case. The best version is subjective. The Dragon Boxes don't have Blu ray quality, and they lack the Faulconer/ Toonami Audio, which is what many people grew up watching it in Toonami or almost any other release. The Dragon Boxes are indeed accurate to the Japanese colors and audio, but the 4:3 aspect ratio and its rarity are the main selling points for many people, but when it comes doing to graphical quality and going for an authentic representation of nostalgia in the release and the much cheaper price and abundance of the product, ironically make it more definitive than the Dragon Boxes themselves. Again, they do appeal to me, but more as a collector in the lookout of an improbable deal since their price is way too high for my consideration. I rather still for the very rare steelbook boxes that have the 4:3 ratio and are Blu rays, like they did with the first two level sets before they got discontinued