That isn't a point in his favour. At all.
Goku renounced his own brother. He rejected the Prince of his race. Tullece adds absolutely nothing to that dynamic, because he has no more pull than Vegeta or Raditz.
Also, Goku has come to terms with his Saiyan heritage as of the Namek arc. That's why he doesn't bring it up more. Well, that and nobody challenges him on it.
Broly at least embodies what Vegeta originally claimed the Super Saiyan should be, in his behaviour. That's something entirely unique to him.
It makes a square hole, but he holds his hands together in a triangular shape.
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.What makes even less sense is that in the Tenkaichi games the energy is just an outline of a square...
So it just looks stupid when it hits a character.
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.Right now, I think Broly would make more sense if, say, he really hated Frieza for nearly killing him and destroying his planet. He wanted to kill Frieza, but some other guy did it before Broly got the chance. That bummed him out, but then he found out the identity of Frieza's killer, and thinks that by killing Goku, he'll be able to prove he would've been able to defeat Frieza. In other words, it's close enough.
It's a shame I hate writing fanfics, or writing in general.
De Romanīs, lingua Latina gloriosa non fuī.You just wrote a plot synopsis, pretty much.
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.Or the fact that he was not strong enough despite being a berserker.
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.I know people mostly do it as a joke, but it's not even that weird. The blast expands beyond the origin point, or it would just create holes the size of Tenshinhan's hand-gap. What's the big deal with the shape changing as it expands?
I'm pretty sure Tenshinhan shaped the blast to deliberately take out exactly the tournament stage in its first use, since the whole matches the proportions of the ring exactly and that's what he would need to leave Goku no out but not endanger the audience. He even says that his target is the arena alone, and appears to be lining up his shot accordingly. It's not anywhere near as neat when he uses it against Cell (though oddly at its neatest when creating a hole to hide in from Piccolo's attack).
The Kikoho isn't named after a real-life person. Completely different.
Personally, I prefer attack names names to be translated. After all, Japanese audiences don't see attack names as meaningless syllables, so why should American audiences?
edited 9th Dec '17 8:58:24 AM by MightyMatilda
De Romanīs, lingua Latina gloriosa non fuī.

edited 8th Dec '17 9:06:24 PM by Weirdguy149
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