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{{Flanderization}}: During ''Anime/DragonBallSuper'' Goku is a less heroic individual, and his [[BloodKnight love of challenging fights]] is more of the center of his characterization. During an interview in which Creator/AkiraToriyama could speak candidly, [[WordOfGod he said]] that Goku's [[TheCape unambiguously heroic personality]] in DBZ was done [[ExecutiveMeddling to please the studio execs]]. In Super, Toriyama has more direct input and Goku is now closer to Toriyama's original vision of him.
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*{{Flanderization}}: During \'\'Anime/DragonBallSuper\'\' Goku is a less heroic individual, and his [[BloodKnight love of challenging fights]] is more of the center of his characterization. During an interview in which Creator/AkiraToriyama could speak candidly, [[WordOfGod he said]] that Goku\'s [[TheCape unambiguously heroic personality]] in DBZ was done [[ExecutiveMeddling to please the studio execs]]. In Super, Toriyama has more direct input and Goku is now closer to Toriyama\'s original vision of him.
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IMO, this fits under CharacterRerailment since this was the way Goku was always supposed to be portrayed according to Toriyama and and it was his portrayal in the manga. It was the anime of ''Dragon Ball Z'' that made him heroic, so the anime originally did {{Flanderization}} on Goku's heroic qualities.
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IMO, this fits under CharacterRerailment since this was the way Goku was always supposed to be portrayed according to Toriyama and and it was his portrayal in the manga. It was the anime of \'\'Dragon Ball Z\'\' that made him heroic, so the anime originally did {{Flanderization}} on Goku\'s heroic qualities.
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Which isn't what {{Flanderization}} is. {{Flanderization}} is when a certain characteristic or characteristic is exaggerated to the point that it defines the character.
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Which isn\'t what {{Flanderization}} is. {{Flanderization}} is when a certain characteristic or characteristic is exaggerated to the point that it defines the character.
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