How often does the DB cast just hang out anymore? Now it's all just almost a year long tournament that last for 48 minutes...the simpler times were good because simple.
Now they only seem to hang out together whenever it's a special occasion and that's no fun, most of them barely have occupations.
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.Well, most of the cast gets cut out of the story until they are needed with a few exceptions, so that can't be helped.
Oh man. Just watched the episode where Trunks meets Adult Gohan.
Hearing him say he's going to save the future, when you know he's going to fail is so damned painful.
WHAT THE HELL WERE YOU THINKING TORIYAMA!? WHY DID YOU DO THAT!?
One Strip! One Strip!I'm pretty sure they meant Future Trunks.
Speaking of which, the ending to the arc where Trunks fails is pretty pointless. Zeno wipes the slate, Trunks' future is no more. But then Trunks is put in an identical future, so he... basically wins anyway? Why not just have Trunks defeat Zamasu in that case? It seems like he only lost so it'd be a twist.
Well no. He still lost everything and needed to be placed in an Close-Enough Timeline, that he and Man are sharing with other versions of themselves.
I do agree it was pointless.
One Strip! One Strip!Gohan taught Trunks everything he knew, including how to grow up to be a failure
Forever liveblogging the AvengersGood work. Lets do more to shit on Gohan and perpetuate that joke.
One Strip! One Strip!The term "Evolution" has forever been ruined in association with Dragon Ball. I am forced to assume that whoever named the form knew exactly what they were doing.
This song needs more love.

It occurs to me that Toppo should have been more of a Heel in this scene
If you just made him nastier and more self-important then the scene would probably be less divisive. Vegeta's argument about Toppo giving up everything he values would have more impact if Toppo really did do that. Say if Toppo not only said that he, not his universe or his team, would survive at all costs. If he'd said that once he won he would go onto police the universe and remove all obstructions (not necessarily evil) once and for all.
Out of everyone in the tournament he was probably the most hostile toward Goku, preaching about how Goku put everyone in danger. Now here is, caring only about himself. So when Jiren calls him pathetic you kind of feel what he's saying. Toppo abandons all that he is not for the morally gray sake of protecting his universe, but solely because he's stopped giving a f'ck. And in doing so announces himself as a potential threat to his universe. And what does Jiren dislike in the manga? Threats to his universe.
So that when Vegeta stands up again, it really is like he's standing up to his former self, the selfish, vain, and uncaring space warrior in the goofy outfit.
Then to drive the parallel between the two home, have Toppo not get thrown out of the ring by Vegeta's explosion, completely out of power but still weighing more than Vegeta does soaking wet. note But then Jiren comes up behind him and chucks his ass out of the ring.
Then after all of the universes get wished back we see Toppo serving a sentence, beginning his Redemption Arc that will be properly explored in Dragonball Super Season 2. It's not that he's a bad guy, but like so many other western superheroes, he was a good person twisted into something ugly.
edited 25th Feb '18 7:43:02 AM by Soble
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