No, let the people hope they'll never come back.
There's nothing wrong with that.
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.I'm sad that Kefla lost, but at least it was to a Worthy Opponent. She didn't go down like a punk like a certain Saiyan prince that shall remain unnamed is inevitably going to.
edited 18th Nov '17 9:45:51 PM by Eagal
Is it wrong that I kind of want a repeat of the Frieza fight where Vegeta spends the entire time getting his face stomped in by Jiren while constantly declaring that he's achieved Ultra Instinct?
This song needs more love.No. Even Better. He does achieve Ultra Instinct...and Jiren utterly destroys him anyway because...
Or to paraphrase, Vegeta will always be behind Goku. That's his fate
One Strip! One Strip!It's episodes like this that reminds me why I love Dragon Ball so fucking much.
A lazy millennial who's good at what he does.You know as much as I loved the latest episodes I feel like this arc would flow way better if they didn’t cut to the peanut gallery freaking out about how “Oh no! Goku got punched once, he’s doomed!!” or “Hooray! Goku punched his opponent once, he’s gonna win for sure!” after EVERY. SINGLE. ATTACK.
edited 18th Nov '17 10:46:02 PM by Larfleeze
Do you know what people want the most? Something somebody else has.Oh yeah, 116 thoughts: I liked that Goku had more control over UI this time around, instead of it being a total re-tread of his fight with Jiren. This makes it more apparent that he's making progress toward gaining control over it.
It also seemed like that consciousness preventing him from using it as well as he did in the Jiren fight. I don't know if that's intentional, but it's neat. It's also nice that UI Goku got to win a fight in its second appearance, because it would start to looking really bad if it ran out of time again before finishing the job. And now we're past this segment, finally (although sadly I think that means we're coming up to a lot of episodes where not a whole lot happens).
Yeah, it's pretty bad. Particularly noticeable when the soundtrack picks up, things look tense and they immediately cut to a round of reactions.
Oh, and I dislike Toppo and Vegeta's fight being broken up. That sure went nowhere.
edited 18th Nov '17 11:01:16 PM by Saiga
Ultra Instinct's second appearance is in the same arc?
He's already doing better with it?
That's neat.
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.I think I've watched that final scene of Kafla and Goku's fight maybe 10 times now, and it's no less incredible than the first time.
Also, major fucking props to Yuka Komatsu and Yukana Nogami (Caulifla and Kale's voice actors, respectively, as well as Kafla's voice actors) for delivering goddamn fantastic performances with more than enough badass screaming to do Dragon Ball justice.
edited 19th Nov '17 2:21:15 AM by PushoverMediaCritic
Well, I'm mixed. I like seeing Goku figuring out Ultra Instinct. It seems like he only has half of it worked out, so that's something he can work to improve in his fight with Jiren for that last push. Kefla didn't really work for me, but part of that was because she was fighting someone that had to punk her to show off how they're handling their new transformation. The Double Christmas (whoever said that, great name) was pretty nifty, though. I could see both the rave attack and it being in Xenoverse 3, which will be fun.
I only watch this series sporadically, but I must say I freaking LOVE Ultra Instinct's design and concept. The end of the fight was pretty slick too.
But… yeah, way too much audience reactions during these fights. Also, the name "Kefla" sounds stupid. And is it me or Kefla is basically just Caulifla with a stereo voice?

I mean, Champa, the character, isn't thinking that. Most of the people here have no thoughts about restoration at all, for themselves or others, as far is can be told right now.
edited 18th Nov '17 9:35:09 PM by LSBK