In Reddit they Said she has both arms.This is kinda amazing. She actually only have one arm or is this some camera magic?
In Reddit they Said she has both arms.This is kinda amazing. She actually only have one arm or is this some camera magic?
Hey guys, I haven't been following Super that much, but i just started in some of the recent episodes.
How close is Goku from surpassing Beerus and Whis in power?
This is kinda amazing. She actually only have one arm or is this some camera magic?
I'm not really sure what your point is here. "Frieza should take Buu's place because he might have lost early"?
This doesn't change that Buu fit much more naturally into the story than the last minute scramble to try(and fail) to convince everyone that bringing back Frieza is a good idea. Frieza hasn't done anything to show us that he's more than a marketing ploy.
They could have made Episode of Bardock canon.
Looks at Kale. "That form. Was that the form the great Lord Chill told of, the one we should fear at all cost, the legendary SSJ"?
That was Goku encouraging her to want to fight him, not him saying she'll realistically achieve SSJ3.
And I still think they're setting up Ikari to be the true SSJ3, so that's a potential factor as well.
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They've already shown that Buu won't really fight earnestly unless Mr. Satan gets hurt and rarely takes things seriously enough. It's hardly clumsily written when Buu has done it before during ROF and it's now pretty much an established part of his character now.Not really. They had Buu until they clumsily wrote him out of the story to force Frieza back in.
Buu being nearly indestructible along with his shapeshifting/stretching would probably make him much harder to ring out even if he isn't as much of a powerhouse as the current Frieza.
And so far Frieza has done nothing but act as evil as he's always been. He's tacked on right now with nothing new to do and no real place in the story yet.
They've already shown that Buu won't really fight earnestly unless Mr. Satan gets hurt and rarely takes things seriously enough. It's hardly clumsily written when Buu has done it before during ROF and it's now pretty much an established part of his character now.
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How do you give characters like Kale/Caulifla/17/Trunks moments to shine without ass pulls?
What do you mean they're setting it up to be the real ss3? Setting it up how? By not once mentioning, acknowledging, or explaining it in the show? By not even having it in the manga? Pretty sure it was a toei invention that we will never see or hear of again unless trunks comes back
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Yet. He may actually do something interesting. If he finds out that killing a kai kills a god of destruction, he may try something. Maybe not now, but eventually.
I'm just saying that the creative team was less likely to push Buu anyway when he doesn't have a rivalry with Goku and Mr Satan seems to not be central in the narrative right now. They probably would have sidelined him anyway.
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He's also free to leave blobs around and absorb everyone since it doesn't kill them, and he would get crazy powerfulBuu can heal people. The one annoying thing with Buu is they would have dumbed down his abilities because he's actually OP in a tournament like this.
He's also free to leave blobs around and absorb everyone since it doesn't kill them, and he would get crazy powerful
Or turn people into candy and just throw them off
Buu is op af
Then why did he train to become fit Buu?
I said it before and I'll say it again, the huge power delta between Beerus and Goku that was the foundation of Super ruined the series.
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I'd worry about the candy breaking and them dying.
Especially since he'd turn someone into a cookie.
Did we ever get a why to them dropping Buu? Troll attempt? VA issues? Producers interference?
No what they wanted to involve Freeza all along.
Buu can heal people. The one annoying thing with Buu is they would have dumbed down his abilities because he's actually OP in a tournament like this.
I don't think they are setting it up. I think they're going to. They can still have the manga differ. Caulifla probably won't even be in the manga.
It would justify and explain Trunks form, while making sense as a natural step beyond SSJ2, since the SSJ3 we've come to know can only be achieved by cheating death or cheating time. And just prove the SSJ3 we've known is trash once and for all.
They probably won't, but I still think there's a chance. If not, then either it's a hybrid form of having god ki since they're not fully saiyan, or it'll never be mentioned again.
They could still have had that fight happen, complete with universe busting punches, they just needed to take out the part where Goku kept the power.Then why did he train to become fit Buu?
I said it before and I'll say it again, the huge power delta between Beerus and Goku that was the foundation of Super ruined the series.
Ideally there would be a teammate who would pick up the snacks before buu eats or breaks them and throws them off
Would have been the perfect job for Tien
Toriyama loves FreezaDid we ever get a why to them dropping Buu? Troll attempt? VA issues? Producers interference?
No way they wanted to involve Freeza all along, right? The tournament is more interesting due to his presence, but I do feel for the Buu fans out there. That's twice now.
Just think for a second what would happen if Buu would want to eat and you steal his food from him.
They've already shown that Buu won't really fight earnestly unless Mr. Satan gets hurt and rarely takes things seriously enough. It's hardly clumsily written when Buu has done it before during ROF and it's now pretty much an established part of his character now.
As for doing something major well of course not. He hasn't been the focus of the latest episodes. He's done just about as much as Gohan, Piccolo, Tien has done, and I don't see you calling them out.
Yet we're complaining about justification with Freeza when people like Master Roshi and Tien are on the team, for some reason.
If U7 loses then Mr. Satan will be erased, sounds like an easy way to get Buu motivated.
And that excuse to keep Buu out of the U6 tournament was clumsy then, and it's clumsy now. It's not suddenly fine because it happened before. They hyped up Buu as a part of this arc for months and went with the laziest possible way to write him out right after showing that he is pretty motivated for the upcoming fight.
And you're missing my point when I say Frieza hasn't been justified in being part of this arc, sure he's a powerful fighter but there's more to it than that because there are so many ways the writers could have worked around that for another character. All we have seen from Frieza is that he is the same evil person he has always been. This isn't the same for Gohan, Piccolo, Roshi, and even Tien who have been neglected for years, they have their place in this arc, but Frieza has already had a big moment in Super so if he's not doing anything different then I can't help but wonder why he is even here. Frieza getting in by taking the place of someone who has never had a chance to do anything big in his new role as a good guy just make it worse.
Frieza is in a very tough spot because he has no reason to team up with the main characters, but if he ends up becoming the main villain yet again then it'll show the writers have no idea what else can be done with the character. What's the point in bringing him back if he doesn't add anything new to the story?
Toriyama has a very specific... problem... where he seems to run out of ideas for characters and often retreads development or plot points as a result. See: Vegeta, Gohan, Buu, etc. I do have to wonder how much the current editorial team has an influence over him though with regards to shuffling in things for marketing/popularity purposes though...
If U7 loses then Mr. Satan will be erased, sounds like an easy way to get Buu motivated.
And that excuse to keep Buu out of the U6 tournament was clumsy then, and it's clumsy now. It's not suddenly fine because it happened before. They hyped up Buu as a part of this arc for months and went with the laziest possible way to write him out right after showing that he is pretty motivated for the upcoming fight.
And you're missing my point when I say Frieza hasn't been justified in being part of this arc, sure he's a powerful fighter but there's more to it than that because there are so many ways the writers could have worked around that for another character. All we have seen from Frieza is that he is the same evil person he has always been. This isn't the same for Gohan, Piccolo, Roshi, and even Tien who have been neglected for years, they have their place in this arc, but Frieza has already had a big moment in Super so if he's not doing anything different then I can't help but wonder why he is even here. Frieza getting in by taking the place of someone who has never had a chance to do anything big in his new role as a good guy just make it worse.
Frieza is in a very tough spot because he has no reason to team up with the main characters, but if he ends up becoming the main villain yet again then it'll show the writers have no idea what else can be done with the character. What's the point in bringing him back if he doesn't add anything new to the story?
and that the battle drags on a bit with this constant "I'll show my 100%; well, now I'm 100%; well, now I'm 100% I guess I played you".
I wonder if Cell could have reached similar results to Freeza if he trained for four months.
Cell would have done it in two, since he also got them Gohan genes.
Cell would have done it in two, since he also got them Gohan genes.
Future Trunks is from a parallel timeline of the same universe (which creates a parallel universe for every other universes too lol), but the specific concept of a multiverse outside of parallel timelines was introduced in super I believeWere Universes introduced in DBZ, or it was basically created in Super?
I mean, I'm reading a little about it now, and it seems Future Trunks is from another universe, but I don't remember this being mentioned in DBZ.
But I really like this idea... it can do some good for the series just as DC and Marvel uses similar concept to fix or recreate some events.
This Arc IS better than Freeza, and welcome aboard, and Join the good side of the force "we <3 universe 6", and not the uncool, malign dark side of "we <3 Android 17"Just finished episode 27 (Ressurrection of Freeza). For me this arc was more or less on the same level of Beerus arc.
The high points for RoF, in my opinion, were: nice battles, Gohan asking to train again with Piccolo, Universe 7 and 6 introduction, and SSB. While for the 1st arc, it was the introduction of Beerus and Whis and the return of the characters.
Desliked the fact that Freeza comes back just to get wrecked once again although he in fact was pretty damnn strong for 4 months training, and that the battle drags on a bit with this constant "I'll show my 100%; well, now I'm 100%; well, now I'm 100% I guess I played you". On the 1st arc I desliked the whole Super Sayajin God stuff, and that Goku almost destroys the entire universe in a fist fight against Beerus (and in RoF he is even stronger than before but his fight against Freeza using all his power does nothing... it was curious how they straight up ignored that, but I have to say that I prefer that way).
Now to the next arc! Which I believe is where Dragon Ball Super really begins!
Besides the little issues, I think the show is pretty nice. I'd say I'm considering it on par with what I remember from Buu's saga, that said I think it's doing great although not as good as the golden DBZ Freeza and Cell sagas.
Edit: Am trying not to read too much the thread discussions about the new episodes to avoid some spoilers. But sometimes I can't resist.
You said in your original post that Freeza had no justification for being there. When there clearly has been justification in the story with them losing Buu and potentially being disqualified with 9 members. Now you've changed your argument that another character could have worked instead, which shows it isn't solely how Freeza was included that bothers you. Only that him being included at all is your biggest problem.
Just because characters like Tien and Master Roshi have been neglected doesn't suddenly mean they have anything of value to add to the tournament and should "have their place." What exactly have they done differently since the start of Super that has justified them for being included? It's funny how your so accepting of them despite them adding nothing to this tournament so far and call out Freeza for doing nothing when he hasn't even set his plan into motion yet.
At the very least, Freeza has laid out some future plot threads that can lead to more things in the future arcs, which are more than you can say about anything Tien, Master Roshi has done.
Lastly, Freeza does have a bunch of reasons to team up with his universe for one being brought back to life and having a universe to go back to when he does. His character interactions alone have justified him being back over Fat Buu, who only has his abilities to hold him up as a character.
Future Trunks is from a parallel timeline of the same universe (which creates a parallel universe for every other universes too lol), but the specific concept of a multiverse outside of parallel timelines was introduced in super I believe
E: well technically it was introduced in the battle of gods movie
This Arc IS better than Freeza, and welcome aboard, and Join the good side of the force "we <3 universe 6", and not the uncool, malign dark side of "we <3 Android 17"
Does Cell have some Gohan in him? Gohan doesn't have his own moves and Cell never mentioned him so its hard to tell.
I don't think he mentioned Tien either, actually were any of Tien's moves that Cell used in the anime also in the manga? Solar Flare he could have got from Goku, but I can't remember if the clones were filler.