Honestly, I have been eternally curious about that since seeing your posts always irks a small part of me but I figured it'd be best if I didn't know.
Also, you're way of writing seems rather consistent to me.
No real use of commas. A lot of paragraph breaks.
Gives your posts a somewhat rambling feel to them.
Sentence fragments. Due to the no comas things sometimes.
Random blogs posts. Sometimes funny. Sometimes interesting. Sometimes not.
edited 15th Apr '15 11:32:16 AM by Zelenal
Let the joy of love give you an answer! Check out my book!If I was making GT, it would be the exact same arc-line up as GT... but with alterations.
- Baby: The first 10 or so episodes would be a definitive history of the Saiyan race, detailing how King Vegeta rose to power, wiped out the Tuffles and lost everything to Frieza. There would be no machine planet with a bunch of throwaway villains. I haven't figured out how to introduce Baby, but I figure a good place to start is jogging everyone's memories about Saiyan history and creating a consolidated history for the race.
- Super 17: Literally no idea how to make this work.
- Star Dragons: Same origin as in GT, in that they're born from the negative energy left in the balls as positive energy is used for wishes. Would not specify which wishes created which dragons, because that was a lame idea when you have so many throwaway dragons. To deal with them, I'd have each Saiyan member of the cast take on a dragon (or two), simultaneously. So while Goku and whoever are fighting Nuova and Eis Shenron, Gohan/Goten/whoever are fighting the other dragons. Omega Shenron is getting killed by Gogeta.
You use the word "irony" quite incorrectly.
The Shadow Dragons were born due to too much negative energy in the Dragon Balls since they were only used for good wishes. Nuova Shenron came from a wish that was entirely selfish. Ergo, the fact that he's not really evil isn't ironic, it's logical.
edited 15th Apr '15 1:02:44 PM by Zelenal
Let the joy of love give you an answer! Check out my book!
I was of course, totally aware of that.
Anyway, Yes, one dragon essentially being good due to Bad Is Good and Good Is Bad is kinda cool.
Kinda funny that the Z-warriors would have been fucked if not for a single selfish wish when you think about it.
King Piccolo would end up saving a world he wanted to destroy.
One Strip! One Strip!And that makes it the best kind of comment.
Edit: Whoops. Thought you said irrelevant. The fact that you're being sarcastic ruins my joke.
edited 15th Apr '15 1:38:28 PM by HandsomeRob
One Strip! One Strip!I honestly like the idea that Goku COULD go and save everyone from the newest threat, but he's purposely not getting involved because he's a massive troll and wants to see if others can handle it.
The *Legendary* Super Saiyan is motivated by a crying infant! He is a literal giant f***ing baby!Destroying the moon and destroying the Earth wouldn't require that big of a difference in power.
...Probably?
Shit, I wish I was a physicist now.
10^29 J according to this
and this
to destroy the moon and with this
destroying the Earth is only like 2 * 10^32 J.
...Goddammit I don't want to do this math. This is why I didn't go into physics. I had the math grades for it I just really didn't like doing it.
Okay, so, it takes 2000 times as much energy to destroy the Earth as it does the moon.
2000 times Master Roshi is 278000. Significantly stronger than Vegeta was when he was using that Galick Gun. And stronger than when he fought Frieza.
EDIT: So I was wrong and it actually takes more of a difference in power than what you said.
edited 15th Apr '15 5:57:24 PM by unnoun
Depends on how you do it. Vegeta was certain the Gallick Gun would take out Earth. While it is a possibility that he might just be wrong, it's just as likely that he has tested it on planets of similar size and composition as Earth and it has worked.
Which means it might just happen to work by piercing all the way to the center of the planet and blowing up the core, much like how Freeza's attack destroyed Namek.
himitsu keisatsu seifu chokuzoku kokka hoanbu na no da himitsu keisatsu yami ni magireru supai katsudou torishimari

My online writing has a tendency to fluctuate wildly.
This is by design.
And because I have a tendency to get caught in certain habits, especially when I'm unaware of them.
So I'd say it's a little of both.
My old English teachers would be so ashamed.
edited 15th Apr '15 11:15:03 AM by unnoun