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Dragon Ball Super |OT2| June 12: Judgment Day

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Goku is virtually untouchable and he can just drop him in space or something.

Might not be possible for Goku to "win", but he sure as hell can't lose with a tool like instant transmission.

Eh, Goku would never pull a cop out like that to win unless it was the fate of the world at stake. Saitama would tag him eventually.
 
Goku being curiou is one thing, but Goku has only thrown in the towel once in a fight he knew he couldn't win. He won't forfeit.
 
Goku being curiou is one thing, but Goku has only thrown in the towel once in a fight he knew he couldn't win. He won't forfeit.

It's also not like Monaka is going to suddenly vanish either, he can always try to spar with him after the tournament
 
Eh, Goku would never pull a cop out like that to win unless it was the fate of the world at stake. Saitama would tag him eventually.

Not even then. He has too much of a fair fighter to do that. Probably the reason why he hasn't thought the technique to anyone,because literally every one else of the cast would try to do that, we're they able to use it.
 
i found a wall paper that certain people on here might enjoy

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Future Gohan had a cool hairstyle
 
I got UR 17 UR 18 Ur Trunks UR Vegeta UR super perfect Cell and UR SSB Goku.

I'm good.

Thing is, now that I got all those characters, I kinda stopped playing the game. It's not as fun when you got all the ones you wanted.
 
Jobbing is when a character the viewers know is strong loses in such a way to build up a new character as being super powerful. Goku dominated Frost until he cheated, so it's not jobbing. The entire point of the Vegeta vs Hit fight is to build up Hit as a super strong opponent who even Vegeta couldn't lay a hand on.

Jobbing is about the impression the viewer gets of the new character. It's not just the established one losing, but losing decisively to build up a new threat

no, its not "someone you know is strong" at all, jobbing is someone being a human punching bag. because thats their role as a character.

someone whos JOB it is to lose. all the time.

literally. a loser.

ie Yamcha gets jobbed. Piccolo gets jobbed. Cuz they are already losers and them fighting is pointless for anything other than getting their ass whooped.

vegeta, who at the time was arguably as strong as Goku, losing to the strongest character from the other universe who was using a technique even the Gods didnt know how to counter is not jobbing.

sometimes its just losing a fight. lol

it just happened to be a situation that Goku could sweep up after. which in reality has nothing to do with jobbing. thats more Goku being a trope than Vegeta.

Id agree with the general notion of Vegeta getting jobbed pretty often, but trying to say that Hit defeating SSGSS Vegeta is jobbing is just throwing the term around. Hit could have defeated Goku if he went up first. Basically, Vegeta didnt lose because hes a jobber. He lost because Hit is ridiculously strong. So. He didnt get jobbed.
 
"The gods didn't know how to counter", bull fucking shit my friend.

Vados Whis Champa know about it, that leaves only Beerus. Big whoop.

Vegeta has never won against a single main enemy, he can only win against weak characters.

So when it comes to big baddies, he absolutely IS a jobber. And getting absolutely destroyed and humiliated is pretty much a Vegeta classic at this point, which is what happened once again.
 
no, its not "someone you know is strong" at all, jobbing is someone being a human punching bag. because thats their role as a character.

someone whos JOB it is to lose. all the time.

literally. a loser.

ie Yamcha gets jobbed. Piccolo gets jobbed. Cuz they are already losers and them fighting is pointless for anything other than getting their ass whooped.

vegeta, who at the time was arguably as strong as Goku, losing to the strongest character from the other universe who was using a technique even the Gods didnt know how to counter is not jobbing.

sometimes its just losing a fight. lol

it just happened to be a situation that Goku could sweep up after. which in reality has nothing to do with jobbing. thats more Goku being a trope than Vegeta.

Id agree with the general notion of Vegeta getting jobbed pretty often, but trying to say that Hit defeating SSGSS Vegeta is jobbing is just throwing the term around. Hit could have defeated Goku if he went up first. Basically, Vegeta didnt lose because hes a jobber. He lost because Hit is ridiculously strong. So. He didnt get jobbed.
Whether or not Goku would lose if he went first is irrelevant though, since this is more a technique of writing, which means it's largely seperate from in-universe ideas. Vegeta's job in his fight with Hit was to make Hit look strong
 
"The gods didn't know how to counter", bull fucking shit my friend.

Vados Whis Champa know about it, that leaves only Beerus. Big whoop.

Vegeta has never won against a single main enemy, he can only win against weak characters.

So when it comes to big baddies, he absolutely IS a jobber. And getting absolutely destroyed and humiliated is pretty much a Vegeta classic at this point, which is what happened once again.

Lmao Beerus is big whoop? The God of Destruction is a nobody? Id say its fair to say that if a God doesnt know something, its pretty rare.

Again, my point stands.

If Vegeta getting defeated by a universe's strongest assassin by a technique that even Beerus didn't know about is him getting jobbed, then literally every fight always has exactly 1 jobber, because you are defining it by losing. Goku got jobbed by Cell, Buu literally jobbed every single character in DBZ.

You can't just throw the term jobbing around at every lost fight.

Vegeta might be a jobber, but he didn't get jobbed. He lost because Hit is good.

Whether or not Goku would lose if he went first is irrelevant though, since this is more a technique of writing, which means it's largely seperate from in-universe ideas. Vegeta's job in his fight with Hit was to make Hit look strong

Vegeta lost for legitimate reasons. Its not jobbing. Anyone would have lost against Hit. Whether or not a character is displayed as strong and someone loses a fight is not enough to define jobbing.

You have to be able to argue that Vegeta ONLY lost to make Hit look strong. He didn't.

Otherwise its not jobbing.

Im just saying guys. If anytime a character loses a fight and therefore their enemy looks strong, then every loser of every fight is a jobber, and youre missing the entire point of the term.
 
Lmao Beerus is big whoop? The God of Destruction is a nobody?

Again, my point stands.

If Vegeta getting defeated by a universe's strongest assassin by a technique that even Beerus didn't know about is him getting jobbed, then literally every fight always has exactly 1 jobber, because you are defining it by losing. Goku got jobbed by Cell, Buu literally jobbed every single character in DBZ.

You can't just throw the term jobbing around at every lost fight.

Vegeta might be a jobber, but he didn't get jobbed. He lost because Hit is good.

Losing because Hit is good is completely irrelevant to being a Jobber. In fact, that's the entire point of the Jobber: To make the opponent look good

Jobbing isn't about losing. It's about losing in such a way as to prop up the opponent

Both Goku and Vegeta lost once against Golden Frieza, but neither was a jobber in those fights because they were dominating the fight until Frieza used an underhanded trick in both cases. They lost, but the purpose was to make Frieza look underhanded, not strong
 
The correct wrestling term for Vegeta would be "jobber to the stars" that's someone who can beat everyone else on the roster but loses to the very top guys.

An actual jobber is when they find some local talent or have someone extremely low on the card whose sole purpose is to lose in mostly squash matches to everyone except their own fellow jobbers.

Guess it needs to be said again......
 
That's how it starts

you first lose to the main villain so the protagonist can look good

then you are killed mid arc and resurrected for the happy ending

then you are no longer invited to participate in tournaments

then you only appear for the big party at the arc end, but only on the anime, never on the manga

then it is a big event if you have spoken lines in an episode
 
Losing because Hit is good is completely irrelevant to being a Jobber. In fact, that's the entire point of the Jobber: To make the opponent look good

Jobbing isn't about losing. It's about losing in such a way as to prop up the opponent

Both Goku and Vegeta lost once against Golden Frieza, but neither was a jobber in those fights because they were dominating the fight until Frieza used an underhanded trick in both cases. They lost, but the purpose was to make Frieza look underhanded, not strong


Wrong. Losing for legitimate reasons and losing for the mere sake of making someone seem strong is literally the defining difference between jobbing and just losing a fight.

According to you there is no difference, because any time a fight is lost the winner looks stronger and therefore the loser got jobbed. Thats not what jobbing is.

You said it yourself, its about propping up the opponent. If the sole purpose of Vegeta's ass whooping was to prop him up, we would only know from plot reasons. Vegeta can only have gotten jobbed if:

1) If there was no good reason for Vegeta to ever stand a chance against Hit in the first place. It was always going to be a merciless beating just to show how strong Hit is. Untrue. Vegeta could have stood a chance, he's stronger than Hit, presumably.

2) If the ONLY reason Vegeta lost was retarded, therefore the whole thing was set up to prop up Hit. Untrue. Vegeta lost because he couldn't counter his technique, which isn't that unreasonable, considering the freaking God of Destruction of the universe had never seen it. You can't just call that getting jobbed.

Everything else is not jobbing. Also you can't just decide Vegeta lost to prop up Hit without evidence. Plotwise, it makes sense that he lost, and it was a fair fight against a fair opponent.

Its not jobbing.
 
Wrong. Losing for legitimate reasons and losing for the mere sake of making someone seem strong is literally the defining difference between jobbing and just losing a fight.

According to you there is no difference, because any time a fight is lost the winner looks stronger and therefore the loser got jobbed.
Thats not what jobbing is.

You said it yourself, its about propping up the opponent. If the sole purpose of Vegeta's ass whooping was to prop him up, we would only know from plot reasons. Vegeta can only have gotten jobbed if:

1) If there was no good reason for Vegeta to ever stand a chance against Hit in the first place. It was always going to be a merciless beating just to show how strong Hit is. Untrue. Vegeta could have stood a chance, he's stronger than Hit, presumably.

2) If the ONLY reason Vegeta lost was retarded, therefore the whole thing was set up to prop up Hit. Untrue. Vegeta lost because he couldn't counter his technique, which isn't that unreasonable, considering the freaking God of Destruction of the universe had never seen it. You can't just call that getting jobbed.

Everything else is not jobbing. Also you can't just decide Vegeta lost to prop up Hit without evidence. Plotwise, it makes sense that he lost, and it was a fair fight against a fair opponent.

Its not jobbing.
This is completely wrong, as I specifically pointed out an example where the loser was not a Jobber.

Second, the reason Vegeta was definitely a Jobber is that he didn't stand a chance in that fight. He got completely destroyed, and didn't even manage to land a SINGLE HIT. Vegeta clearly didn't stand a chance in that fight
 
Yeah people barely use jobber right when it comes to wrestling. Not gonna work when you start applying it to anime


Speaking of dokkan someone put out a dumb image of a xeno Trunks card from that game claiming to be a scan confirming Trunks is in super now. Pay no attention to it
 
I want a DBS character whose name is literally Job.
And he should never lose a battle
 
After rewatching the episode with the Dragonteam subs, I think the time skipping doesn't make sense anymore.

Hit was landing multiple hits in quick succession on Vegeta using his time skip ability. The only theory as to why he couldn't react to Goku was because of some sort of refractory period on his time-skipping ability. But clearly that isn't true anymore.

I don't know how to make sense of it.


Still trying to get those new Ultimate Gohans '-'

I've got this Gohan. Would've preferred INT but this'll do.


I think there's only a few hours left until this gacha goes. New content will be arriving after maintenance.
 
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