And yet all three terms are different from each other due to subtle variations in connotation. Personally, I love the word since it's rather clever.
edited 4th Dec '15 8:31:18 PM by Zelenal
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Have you any dreams you'd like to sell?Yeah, so what? That doesn't contradict anything. Rildo is stronger than Boo, Goku is stronger than Rildo, Oob is stronger than Goku, therefore stronger than Rildo, and later Goku is stronger than Oob.
All it is is that Oob and Goku leapfrogged each other for a while.
@Tobias
I agree with all of this. I remember how much people praised Vegeta's beatdown when it happened, but it's always been a terrible scene that didn't really fit the movie. It was framed like this was the moment Vegeta had to let loose and fight, but restraining himself was a good thing and achieved more than his beatdown did. It just wasn't the correct payoff at all, and undermined what his humiliation meant. Just mucks everything up.
edited 5th Dec '15 12:39:23 AM by Saiga
I liked it. It at least showed Vegeta cared about SOMEONE in his life.
Plus, I find it funny to compare Saiyan saga Vegeta and Battle of Gods Vegeta: the former is a genocidal villain who is vile even by the standards of the Saiyan race...and the other is willing to humiliate himself and stand up for his wife if it means saving the Earth from the God of Destruction, who outclasses him in literally every way.
Wow, Toriyama knows how to develop a character a bit, doesn't he?
Have you any dreams you'd like to sell?I don't mind the fact Vegeta drew the line at attacking his wife and tried to fight the god of destruction. I mind that he did better than Majin Buu, Goku, Gotenks and Gohan, without turning super saiyan 3 no less.
All that about training surpassing an elite, that's been hammered in for the last four sagas? Undone. All that about Gohan's amazing potential? Apparently Vegeta has more. Vegeta's acceptance of inferiority and swallowing of pride? Reset button? The most satisfying moment to me was when Vegeta wasted all his energy on his galik gun and was then neutralized by a poke to the head.
I get why it was done. Beerus had been effortlessly swatting everything, seeing him take a few punches to the face was appropriate, but more satisfying to me would be A) Vegeta rushes in rage to get beat worse, promoting Beerus to make some comment about it not mattering how mad he gets only to be shut up by a punch from Gohan, who then burns himself out on the first seemingly successful assault on Beerus or B)We get some dialog, internal or external, before or after Vegeta's attack on Beerus, that explains how he was suddenly able to pull deep inside enough for the energy to turn super saiyan 3.
Buldogue's lawyerYour dislike of Vegeta is really showing. Why should Gohan, who's an unimportant character in the movie get a moment of glory? Vegeta was the deuterognist of the movie, right after Goku, it's normal he get to have his five seconds of looking cool. I agree that Vegeta should have turned SSJ3 for that though. The rage boost was kind of silly.
Because you shouldn't have to be the most powerful to have character focus, Krillen's already proved that and Vegeta's desperate attempts to deal with an enemy he can't simply blast to death was refreshing. Gohan's gimmick is getting stronger when his friends get hurt, Vegeta pushing him to do something awesome wouldn't have made Vegeta look bad because we wouldn't have expected much of Vegeta anyway.
I get why Vegeta was the one to put Beerus on the receiving end of offense too. It was to put Vegeta back on the road to becoming one of the more powerful fighters again, and my personal dislike of that aside, it could have been done in a way that was more inline with what had been established prior. A) was my personal preference, B) was a more internally consistent way to get what they wanted.
Buldogue's lawyerHere's an interesting fact: Yes, the Ghosts of the Super Ghost Kamikaze Attack are blown up when they come into contact with pretty much anything... But they can dodge and chase people. That's what changes the attack from 'ridiculous nonsense' to 'actually could work'. It didn't work on Vegetto because Vegetto is Vegetto, but against an opponent that isn't immensely faster than you or the ghosts you summon? It'll wreck 'em.
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*actually looks up said planet*
...wow. Normally I'm not for these kinds of petitions, but yeah, that really looks like a Namek to me. And it's suspected to have a lot of oceans, just like Namek. And it's in its sun's habitable zone.
Take a look-see. This is just one article on it
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I won't lie: this is making me happy. I signed it.
Also, note how it's estimated to have around 10 times Earth's gravity. Sound familiar? It's practically begging for a connection to this series.
edited 5th Dec '15 9:29:17 AM by BaffleBlend
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