She's been married to Goku for like twenty years. He's come back from the dead. He's an alien. The other alien who kidnapped her firstborn alien hybrid son is a regular guest in their house. You think she'd accept the fact that nothing, literally nothing about Goku will ever be normal.
My various fanfics.Although using a tractor takes less effort than using your bare hands. Even if it's Goku.
The *Legendary* Super Saiyan is motivated by a crying infant! He is a literal giant f***ing baby!Goku plowed a field in a few hours when he was twelve. He is now a magnitude of power higher so great that I can't easily write it without using scientific notation. It would take him... five minutes. To plow all the farmland on the earth
My various fanfics.And that's with him taking a four minute nap break.
Let the joy of love give you an answer! Check out my book!Still funny when she dominates Piccolo like a mule. If it wasn't for chichi we wouldn't have the goriest death in the series, and one of the best filler scenes.
I love you, Krillin!! -struggling to breathe- I love you as well, honey..@Lolypop
Adding onto this, before Toriyama introduced Super Saiyan 3 Goku outright refers to Super Saiyan 2 as his full power.
In fact, when Vegeta goes Majin, Goku decides to "settle this at full power" and turns Super Saiyan 2 straight away, but Vegeta just responds by also becoming a Super Saiyan 2. This surprises Goku. So... originally he wasn't going to bother with the "stick to the same form for a good fight" bullshit and just wanted to flatten Vegeta by out-transforming him.
So saying he held back Super Saiyan 3 for a good fight doesn't really work, since even with that retcon it doesn't change that Super Saiyan 2 Goku was prepared to fight Super Saiyan Vegeta. The best in-universe answer is that he felt it was too great a risk, I suppose.
I like to think that Goku didn't go Super Saiyan 3 after seeing Vegeta transform into Super Saiyan 2 because he knew Vegeta would be able to take the beating until Goku lost too much of his time on Earth with the transformation. Because, if nothing else, Vegeta can tank like a motherfucker.
Yes, I know it's really because Toriyama hadn't come up with SSJ 3 yet, but headcanon be headcanon, yo.
himitsu keisatsu seifu chokuzoku kokka hoanbu na no da himitsu keisatsu yami ni magireru supai katsudou torishimariActually, that's not so crazy considering the beatings Vegeta has taken.
Hell, he survived fighting Pure Buu, who's about equal with SSJ 3, so it's possible that's not so crazy.....
Even if Goku beat the literal stuffing out of Vegeta, the latter would likely still keep getting back up because he wouldn't be able to accept that he lost......
Except SSJ 3 Goku would just be able to Instant Transmission himself to where Gohan is after pummelling Vegeta enough, and he had two Senzu beans, so he could heal his body if he needed to.
One Strip! One Strip!A retcon Toriyama tried to justify by stating it would eat up his time on Earth.
And on the subject of redesigns, I like the being of almost pure energy take of SS3. My only problem with it is that it doesn't look like a progression from super saiyan two.
And my point was Kamehameha itself is a Repetitive Name, one that's been used throughout the series nonstop since it's induction. Complaining about Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan in that regard seems silly, especially since it's also blue.
Yes, Kamehameha is a real word but that also ties into my point. It's Hawaiian, which does that kind of thing and Japanese itself tends toward that kind of repetition that is much rarer in English. It's the kind of thing that makes works that originally were not written in English novel.
Buldogue's lawyerThe Kamehameha is written as かめはめ波.
I'm actually fairly certain that the relation to Hawaiian king is unintentional. If that was to be the case, it would have likely been written as カメハメハ.
EDIT: I take that back. Toriyama's wife came up with the name and it WAS from the Hawaiian king.
Scroll down to "Training".
Also, Toriyama drug out the Namek Saga specifically for Goku VS Recoome and he gave Super Saiyan Goku blonde hair in order to save his assistant some time,.
edited 24th Oct '15 12:09:40 PM by Zelenal
Let the joy of love give you an answer! Check out my book!While kinda funny and all, it's odd that he dragged it out just for a fight that wasn't even a fight.
I mean, Goku going around Recoome like he was nothing, and then one shotting him definitely showed that the latter had powered up a lot, but I wonder if once again, he didn't totally think things through.
One Strip! One Strip!Kamehameha was chosen because it was punny.
Anyway, you can't call the name of a technique repetitive. That's dumb.
Of course it's gonna be repeated every time the technique is used.
What you should call repetitive is how much it's used, not its name. It's not like, in-universe, there's a gazillion variations of the Kamehameha, there's one and people just use it in different ways. It's only the games that have lots of variations on it.
By the by, I still think my favorite variation on the Kamehameha was the one used by SSJ 3 Goku in Dragon Ball Legends, you know, the giant one. It's just so gloriously over the top.
(Also, how come Ultimate Battle 22 made it out of Japan, but not Legends? The fuck?)
And yes, this was a stretch made just to whine about not getting Legends when I was a kid.
edited 24th Oct '15 12:54:24 PM by IAmNotCreativeEnough
himitsu keisatsu seifu chokuzoku kokka hoanbu na no da himitsu keisatsu yami ni magireru supai katsudou torishimariFor that game, there were also differences between the Play Station and Sega Saturn versions. How the attacks looked and what attacks were used.
Like, Nappa's move in the PS version was his Giant Storm move, while in the Sega Saturn version it was him making a Saibaman and having it blow up on you.
edited 24th Oct '15 1:00:08 PM by Ssj3Gojira
Let's see if you can get past my Beelzemon. Mephiles, WARP SHINKA!Repetitive in that name uses the same syllable twice, not in how many times it is said. Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan uses state in place of syllable but even though it's longer it's the same level of repetition.
syllable+meha-meha isn't much different than Super Saiyan-word-Super Saiyan. If you're using the Japanese meaning over the original Hawaiian that's even less justification for differentiating them because then Kamehameha's syllables are also words in their own right jammed together. If it's too long to type out then use the abbreviation. Kamehameha SSGSS is still a proportionally even amount of repetition. I suppose this does answer my question, I am the only person on this thread who likes Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan. It also gives a nice air of finality. A hint that we're really done with transformation for the time being. Goku's reached two in a row and it's still not enough to surpass Beerus, let alone the entities implied to be stronger than him throughout the various regions of time and space, definitely not the little guy sitting in plain sight outright stated to be stronger. And with that seemingly established it makes me wonder what gimmicks they will be falling back on next.
Five on five competition is a nice way to go, one I certainly didn't see coming, not at this point. I figured we'd get a good deal more world building before a high profile but structured contest took place.
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So basically she's boring and wants her husband to conform to her way of life with no consideration for his wants. Such a loving couple.
A lazy millennial who's good at what he does.