Their first mistake was wanking a form that should've been SS 2-level at best to being able to toss around a SSB-level opponent.
There's no point to the Broly form if it isn't used for a knock-down drag-out clobbering. The standards of power for being able to do that to Goku have just changed in the past 20 years.
Anyway, I'm not going to start complaining until I see if Goku is able to do anything against Berserk Kale. Going by the preview it looks like she doesn't stay that way for long, so I'm guessing that's how Goku gets saved.
Unrelated, I found it super hilarious how we were all confused about Goku going Super Saiyan 3 in this episode when he has no stamina left, but when the episode airs he ends up dropping out of it after five seconds.
edited 29th Oct '17 8:11:52 AM by Moth13
According to BT 3, SSJ3 is stronger than LSSJ, so Kakarrot made the right call.
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.I mean, to be fair, there have been plenty of times in all versions of the show where Shaggy performed superhuman feats.
Let the joy of love give you an answer! Check out my book!I mean, don't forget that whenever he and Scooby-Doo are running away from a monster, they're keeping pace with each other. A great dane runs at about 40 MPH, so that makes Shaggy the fastest human alive, trumping even Usain Bolt's 27 MPH by a huge margin.
I'm curious as to how Shaggy became part of the whole "Gohan Blanco vs. El Grande Padre" meme in the Latin American fandom, though.
edited 29th Oct '17 2:28:25 PM by Anomalocaris20
You cannot firmly grasp the true form of Squidward's technique!Hell, there were a movie where Shaggy being a fast runner was actually a plot point (it got him on an olympic team or something like that).
And what is this Gohan Blanco vs. El Grande Padre meme?
...Or am I better off not knowing?
One Strip! One Strip!

Hard not to make that assumption when the show really wants you to.