Maybe Goku just forgot about all that. Like Krillin forgetting he didn't have a nose until it was pointed out to him and was losing to odors that he was presumably only imagining smelling.
Maybe Whis just felt like messing with the guy with brain damage. Instilling psychosomatic weaknesses is the sort of shit gods pull all the time.
edited 30th May '15 5:24:54 AM by unnoun
But what? We're not psychic. If that one thing doesn't happen all the time then you're point completely falls apart.
Let the joy of love give you an answer! Check out my book!Then what say you about any given work that has benevolent deities? You seem to believe that all deities are inherently evil even though Whis and Beerus clearly are not.
Also, without that specific thing you mentioned being a common occurrence, your entire point still falls apart.
edited 30th May '15 12:48:00 PM by Zelenal
Let the joy of love give you an answer! Check out my book!Not really. Real life religions are Serious Business. There's a damn good reason why you do not talk about real life religion and politics outside of threads/fora dedicated to them.
x6 Beerus is a dickhead. Whis is a Whis.
edited 30th May '15 1:16:27 PM by Zelenal
Let the joy of love give you an answer! Check out my book!Huh.
I know we go back and forth on how seriously we take some of the stuff Toriyama says, but I guess we know the Android's powers are static.
Since they are already pretty high level due to their upgrades, I wonder how far they could go with Training. I mean, Krillin and Tien are pretty strong for humans (though Tien hit the glass ceiling training on his own, and Krillin needed an outside source for his extra power).
In fact, if they can get stronger through training, the Kaiouken might be a viable power up for them.
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Yeap, it's filler.
The Dragon Ball logic never changed, the character flaw was introduced purely for this movie. Goku previously wasn't one to leave himself open, and had shown enough durability that it wouldn't matter. It's just a plot device to lead into Vegeta's fight, and a flaw introduced so Whis' training has something to address. Essentially learning a solution to a problem that didn't exist until Goku needed something to solve.