To a heart seeking freedom, that island is a prison surrounded by water.
Let the joy of love give you an answer! Check out my book!also the water is full of sharks and jellyfish
and the island is full of spiders and snakes
i find it funny we have a spider that can kill you not from its venom, but simply by biting large enough chunks out of you that you bleed to death
well actually its venom will also kill you if you manage not to bleed to death
So here's a question: What would happen if Goku entered the HTC with Gohan or anyone with a full year again? Would the door disappear a month early or would Goku's time be extended by another month?
Let the joy of love give you an answer! Check out my book!I'm with John Oliver on this. It took two hundred years for you guys to produce something worthwhile. Granted it was worth it, but still, it was a long time. We're keeping Hugh Jackman, but you can take back Mel Gibson.
himitsu keisatsu seifu chokuzoku kokka hoanbu na no da himitsu keisatsu yami ni magireru supai katsudou torishimariSpace Australia.
...Sorry, SOMEONE had to say it while we were on the topic. I got dibs.
"It's liberating, realizing you never need to be competent." — UltimatepheerYou're wrong about time travel. The galactic patrol was dedicated to stopping people from creating time machines. What the lord king of time says in Dragon Ball Online was that Bulma's machine created a split in the timeline, that was the thought impossibility Trunks was told to never do again.
And Earth's genius of the universe status is disputed. Towa has technology that can turn common dinosaurs and octopi into threats to the average power level 100,000 time patrol, Bardock from to weak for Freeza's first form to a threat to post Android saga Trunks, change the nature of the time travel to effect timelines without splitting them, effectively mind control saiyans and majins where Babadi's magic could not(though one does still does overcome it), an evil android capable of using the spirit bomb genki dama, she's easily in the Briefs and Jello's league.
Which brings me to another point. It annoys me when fanon turns Bulma into an Omni Disciplinary Scientist. She's an engineer, something of a radiologist, maybe electrician, maybe a mathematician and becomes a physicist in the future, but that's about as far as it goes. Fan fic depicts her as an anthropologist, psychologist, biologist, physiologist, chemist, astronomer, philosopher, pretty much everything but an archaeologist without explanation of why she's even interested, much less adept in all areas already. She's supposed to be a gadgetry genius, not the goddess of knowledge.
edited 15th Nov '15 8:03:55 AM by IndirectActiveTransport
Buldogue's lawyerObviously, energy lets her use the needed techniques for those fields.
Jokes aside, most fans of DB's typical don't fully realize that "science" isn't just "science" and that different branches require specialization.
"It's liberating, realizing you never need to be competent." — UltimatepheerI was watching the new episode and...
When did Frieza have wide hips?
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edited 15th Nov '15 9:25:16 AM by Rinsankajugin
In fairness, the series itself doesn't realize it either.
Like, Bulma fixed a spaceship at the age of 3.
Her dad invented interdimensional capsules and also makes cars, houses, refrigerators, weapons, and planes. Among other things. He also helped fix a spaceship.
Bulma made a radar to detect magic balls somehow. And a shrink ray.
That just means it was considered a legally punishable law in addition to a physical one.
While redundant, it sorta makes sense given everything else we see about the galactic patrol. They aren't what I would normally consider "competent". Not if Jaco is considered one of their Super Elites. Which, admittedly, he might not be, and the title is a self-assumed one. Either way, I'm not sure we can expect a lot of an organization with Jaco as a senior operative who receives direct orders from the Galactic King.
edited 15th Nov '15 12:27:24 PM by unnoun
So funny thing.
I just looked up one of those old interviews that sometimes get posted here from Kanzenshuu, where Toriyama states that he only married Goku to Chi-chi because he disliked her character and wanted to force himself to draw her more.
That's.....a really dumb reason for something like that. I mean, when did this come up, why did he dislike her, and since he made her, why not just develop her character a bit more?
One Strip! One Strip!
I know right?
It also occurs to me that if he doesn't really plan things out much, it would explain why he forgets things so often (or at least, why people believe he forgets things so much).
One Strip! One Strip!Well, as a (wannabe) writer, I kinda sympathize with Toriyama there. As you make more and more of your own characters and they each begin to take on lives of their own — and become more difficult to change without consequences as a direct result — some of them just begin to rub you the wrong way.
But like that one annoying coworker you can't stand, you can't just not work with them as if they didn't exist. That would be kinda petty. It's easy to just abandon a character you stop liking, so it looks to me like he cared enough about this issue to take steps to avert it.
edited 15th Nov '15 1:16:28 PM by BaffleBlend
"It's liberating, realizing you never need to be competent." — Ultimatepheer

@Zel It's Australia. The entire continent is a prison.
My various fanfics.