By Kid Buu? lololol are you serious?
I can't tell if that's a bad plot hole or just really sad that nobody cared that Frieza was back.
I'm talking about Toriyama going all Lucas and stuff. Dragon Ball Z, in any way you see it, was a complete bastardization of the original Dragon Ball concept, starting with making Goku and Piccolo aliens, then the whole Red Ribbon survivor creating androids stronger than the "strongest" being in the universe (Frieza).
I love all Dragon Ball, but people are stuck with some hardcore nostalgia if they think DBZ wasn't fanfiction quality.
Or being a park ranger.I hope that in the next movie Vegeta does himself a big favor and admits that he's not cut out for this fighting thing. He may have made fun of Yamcha and Gohan, but they had the good sense enough to realize they had peaked and going on with thos sham would just look embarrassing. Ol Geets really needs that wakeup call and just go home to his family so he can put this embarrassing chapter of his life behind him. Maybe take up some old man hobbies like lawncare or overpriced European cruises.
Because Toriyama got scared. That's the conclusion I came to after reading his comments about changing his mind re: main character status. It's unfortunate too because Dragon Ball has a great cast of underutilized characters who now seemingly exist to give time enough for Goku to step in and win.I'm really not sure what Vegeta fans were expecting. I mean, the dude is the biggest jobber in the history of jobbers. His only role in the entire series is to show just how fucking powerful Goku is.
But Gohan. Gohan is different. Right from the start, he was supposed to be *the* savior of the universe because of his massive mixed blood potential. He was relevant even in the Buu saga when he kicked the shit out of Super Buu. The way the Buu saga ended was dumb as shit. If Gohan was there, the fight would have been over in seconds and no spirit bomb and Vegeta-sacrificing-himself-AGAIN shenanigans would have been necessary.
They need to restore Gohan to his rightful place in the series, FFS.
I'm talking about Toriyama going all Lucas and stuff. Dragon Ball Z, in any way you see it, was a complete bastardization of the original Dragon Ball concept, starting with making Goku and Piccolo aliens, then the whole Red Ribbon survivor creating androids stronger than the "strongest" being in the universe (Frieza).
I love all Dragon Ball, but people are stuck with some hardcore nostalgia if they think DBZ wasn't fanfiction quality.
I'm talking about Toriyama going all Lucas and stuff. Dragon Ball Z, in any way you see it, was a complete bastardization of the original Dragon Ball concept, starting with making Goku and Piccolo aliens, then the whole Red Ribbon survivor creating androids stronger than the "strongest" being in the universe (Frieza).
I'm really not sure what Vegeta fans were expecting. I mean, the dude is the biggest jobber in the history of jobbers. His only role in the entire series is to show just how fucking powerful Goku is.
Because Toriyama got scared. That's the conclusion I came to after reading his comments about changing his mind re: main character status. It's unfortunate too because Dragon Ball has a great cast of underutilized characters who now seemingly exist to give time enough for Goku to step in and win.
Mr.Smiley said:Really is middle school all over again.
It's boring because it's predictable.The thing is, they're bring back an old villain in Freeza. Even Vegeta gets to win sometimes.
Goku just killing Freeza again is boring as fuck. Vegeta deserves that satisfaction, I think.
That was pretty good. His shock was great.
Pretty sure Vegeta said in DBZ though that a pure Saiyan's hair never changes. But then again GT disregarded a lot of things...like Mystic Gohan
That was pretty good. His shock was great.
Pretty sure Vegeta said in DBZ though that a pure Saiyan's hair never changes. But then again GT disregarded a lot of things...like Mystic Gohan
If you are talking about the mustache, King Vegeta also had a beard. So they can grow facial hair.
It's boring because it's predictable.
Honestly, Vegeta killing Freeza would be predictable considering how many people were calling for it.
Not that Goku doing it wasn't, but I would have preferred something along the lines of them double teaming him and finishing him off with a combined attack.
I'm talking about Toriyama going all Lucas and stuff. Dragon Ball Z, in any way you see it, was a complete bastardization of the original Dragon Ball concept, starting with making Goku and Piccolo aliens, then the whole Red Ribbon survivor creating androids stronger than the "strongest" being in the universe (Frieza).
I love all Dragon Ball, but people are stuck with some hardcore nostalgia if they think DBZ wasn't fanfiction quality.
Vegeta: By the way, while you were gone, Goten went through school and passed the bar exam. Everyone missed you at graduation.
Goku: Eh? I thought he was gonna be one those lawyer guys, not serve drinks!
Vegeta: Ha, that's pretty funny Kakarot!
Goku: wait what's funny
~10 Years After The End of DBZ~
VEGETA is pushing a lawnmower in the Capsule Corp gardens. It's rewarding work for an old man like him, and it's almost like training! His hair is graying around the temples and he has a big bristly mustache. He removes his battle ball team cap and wipes the sweat from his giant ass brow.
GOKU zaps in using the Instant Transmission. He looks just as fit and young as always.
Vegeta: Oh! Kakarot! It's been a few years since you and Uub finished training and you left to go on another adventure, hasn't it!
Goku: Sure has! Whis took me an' Uub to Universe 10! Turns out it's run by giant machine gods that eat stars!
Vegeta: Oh my! That sounds dangerous!
Goku: Well, Uub was s'posed to beat their leader, but he didn't quite cut it, so I jumped in and turned Super Saiyan God 2 an' saved the day! But hey, what have y'all been up to!
Vegeta: Oh! Me and Bulma went on a tour of historic chateaus! [he produces photographs from his pocket; Vegeta is wearing a hideous button up shirt, black socks, and sandals]
Vegeta: By the way, while you were gone, Goten went through school and passed the bar exam. Everyone missed you at graduation.
Goku: Eh? I thought he was gonna be one those lawyer guys, not serve drinks!
Vegeta: Ha, that's pretty funny Kakarot!
Goku: wait what's funny
Suddenly, a massive WORMHOLE opens up in the sky above West City and a giant spaceship emerges. It dwarfs the city in size.
Goku: Hey hey! Whis told me about these guys! It's the mystical space bandits from Universe 4! They're after the Dragon Balls!
Vegeta: Oh, goodness! Do you need any help?
Goku: Nah, that's okay Vegeta. I can handle these guys on my own.
Vegeta: That's a relief! Pushing this lawnmower has my lumbago acting up.
Everyone laughs as the scene zooms out. Fade to Super Saiyan God 3 Goku floating triumphant over the destroyed ship as an appreciative Vegeta, Gohan, Piccolo, Krillin, and Tien sit in lawn chairs and raise their iced tea glasses to Goku in thanks.
If you are talking about the mustache, King Vegeta also had a beard. So they can grow facial hair.
Weird how I never see anyone complain about Luffy beating the main baddy during every single arc in One Piece.
Maybe it's because all of crew members gets a chance to fight?
I think it was overall appareance?
Still he could just cut his hair and grow a moustache, King Vegeta did grow a beard.
If you are talking about the mustache, King Vegeta also had a beard. So they can grow facial hair.
I disagree most of the 2 on 1 fights were always visually more interesting to me when it wasn't just about one fighter wailing on another until a random power boost saved their skin.That's so corny though. It should be a 1-on-1 fight. Dragon Ball was always better when it was a 1v1.
This. The fights became way less interesting starting from Cell Saga, it's just who has the best power level and that's it. Fights from Sayen and Frieza Saga had really some cool ideas (especially against Vegeta)
It was hair specifically. Bulma makes a comment about Trunks' hair after he comes out of the time chamber and Vegeta says pure saiyan hair always stays the same.
I meant the hair.
A Saiyan's Hair never changes: http://youtu.be/UiwnoDnOyWU
It's a case where no matter what, Goku is the one to finish things. The only one I can think of where he was not the hero was with Cell, literally every other main villain is killed by him. I think that One Piece vs Dragonball thread makes a lot more sense more, about how one has an awesome varied cast whereas the other sure as fuck does not.
This. The fights became way less interesting starting from Cell Saga, it's just who has the best power level and that's it. Fights from Sayen and Frieza Saga had really some cool ideas (especially against Vegeta)
Damn it. I love DBZ but there is no denying DB was the better series.Yeah, don't get me wrong, I LOVE the fights in DBZ. But the whole concept of it (Aliens, the whole Super Saiyan thing, planet-destroying androids, etc)... It would seem like a completely different person wrote the "Z" part of the Dragon Ball story.
In Dragon Ball, Goku travelled all over the world, training, becoming stronger, meeting a lot of new people, finding new lands and new ways of life, new martial arts fighters.
Dragon Ball Z was like if Toriyama suddenly stopped giving a fuck. Now Goku is no longer that mysterious tailed boy from the mountains, but now an alien of some superpowered race. Piccolo is no longer a demon (Toriyama himself stated that Piccolo was a "Goblin" in the original Dragon Ball), he is now another alien.
Human characters who worked their asses off to become stronger and traveled all over the world seeking for challenges in the original DB are now complete garbage. Remember when even Krillin was able to keep a good fight against Piccolo Jr.? Sure, Piccolo was not using his full power, but he was actually greatly surprised at Krillin's strength.
But nope. In DBZ all of that is replaced with constant and constant fights, and waiting for the next opponent to appear. Training was replaced to just throwing punches inside an artificial gravity chamber or the Room of Time (I don't know how it translated to in english...). Saiyans were pretty much the only relevent characters and even Piccolo was thrown aside (He was given a spotlight in the Android saga, but just for a very short while).
The only part where DBZ seem to go back to its roots was during Goku and Gohan's rest before the Cell Games, where Gohan finds Tao Pai Pai again and meets new characters like Lime.
So let me get this straight:
Frieza trains for 4 months and achieves a power that puts him at a comparable/higher level than the Super Saiyan Gods. This is the same Frieza who blew up the Saiyan planet because he was afraid they'd surpass him one day.
What if he trained for 8 months? Or a year? Could he become stronger than Superman?
Wow, this sounds dumb beyond belief.
I maintain that Cell vs Gohan Kamehameha was the best final battle. Everyone got to play a part.
I'm just curious what the hell kind of training it was lol
"I WANNA BEAT A SUPER SAIYAN! I WANNA I WANNA I WANNA!!"
I'm just curious what the hell kind of training it was lol
"I WANNA BEAT A SUPER SAIYAN! I WANNA I WANNA I WANNA!!"
But nope. In DBZ all of that is replaced with constant and constant fights, and waiting for the next opponent to appear. Training was replaced to just throwing punches inside an artificial gravity chamber or the Room of Time (I don't know how it translated to in english...).