Had he seen all of Dragonball he probably would have said "damn it Goku use something other than the bloody Kamehameha once in a while".
(okay, I guess the Spirit Bomb counts.)
edited 30th Nov '17 5:59:24 PM by Sigilbreaker26
"And when the last law was down and the Devil turned round on you, where would you hide, the laws all being flat?"He uses it fairly often if we go back to Dragon Ball at least. He doesn't use it as much once you transition to Z, but he gets comparatively less fights there.
If all you like is just seeing a bunch of techniques thrown around without rhyme or reason, I guessss?????
Personally I always prefer seeing fighters make good decisions with the tool set they have, rather than pulling a rarely seen move to get a victory.
edited 30th Nov '17 6:05:55 PM by BlackYakuzu94
A lazy millennial who's good at what he does.I mean, you say the others are more skillful, but Tenshinhan literally tried to beat Goku with a technique that cuts his speed and power by 75 percent with no benefit other than creating three more weak, slow versions of himself.
These are stupid people.
My various fanfics.And he KNEW this, but hoped Goku wouldn't notice.
Personally I always prefer seeing fighters make good decisions with the tool set they have, rather than pulling a rarely seen move to get a victory.
I agree. I wouldn't mind if the DB characters had more expansive toolsets, but only if those abilities were consistent and made sense in their use rather than being tossed around at arbitrary points.
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Well that's my point, he makes use of the move in key moments where it'd be most successful.
A lot of techniques in Dragon Ball are pretty impractical when you think about it. The Solar Flare is one of the very few to remain useful even nowadays.
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Agreed. A character who can get by with a limited moveset will always be more interesting than one with a million techniques for any given situation.
edited 30th Nov '17 6:11:15 PM by BlackYakuzu94
A lazy millennial who's good at what he does.The sliding Kamehameha was cool I guess, and I wouldn't mind Dragonball Z having so few techniques if the battles were interesting. I'm all for "getting the most out of what you have" but 90% of the time that boils down to "fire a Ki blast at him as hard as you can".
Also, Tenshinhan did that to try and track Goku's speed then hit him with a ton of shots. It wasn't an awful strategy, and he only used it when he'd been forced into a corner.
edited 30th Nov '17 6:12:33 PM by Sigilbreaker26
"And when the last law was down and the Devil turned round on you, where would you hide, the laws all being flat?"Very funny.
We still don't really have a confirmation of that since it's fired off as a more generic ki blast, though we admittedly don't have any evidence against it either.
...this is true, thought maybe if the default situation for a new technique wasn't and then it utterly fails we wouldn't have to worry about that.
You guys said a lot of other stuff here (the Bruce Lee quote was good. I'd forgotten that one), but I can't keep up with all of it, and by the time I quote everything, my post will read TLDR lengths, so I'm just gonna bow out here more or less and let things go on.
One Strip! One Strip!So, the best fights are the ones that introduce new techniques that obviously won't be used again?
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice....no. Whether new techniques are introduced, fail, and then are never seen again, or only old techniques are used really has no impact on the fight.
One Strip! One Strip!They don't...but also it's really not saying much.
There was only ever new techniques being introduced per fight in Z.
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.Scenes should standout because moves look cool...
The techniques themselves don't look that coolio...
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.

Damn that is a good quote.
Bruce Lee was a wise master.
"I am Alpharius. This is a lie."