Apparently, it has a sequel that I never knew about, too.
Dragon Ball's crossed over with a lot of seemingly random shit over the years. Here's a 30 minute video detailing all of them:
It's a crossover, not Death Battle. Of course it's not going to be realistic.
"And when the last law was down and the Devil turned round on you, where would you hide, the laws all being flat?"The Dragonball official site has changed in recognition of everyone's favorite MVP.
Happy April Fools.
edited 1st Apr '18 7:41:57 AM by Moth13
Dr. Gero is in a pretty small position, are you sure it changed much?
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.He's kind of in a real Dr Wily position
His robot didn't do what it was supposed to but it still ended up pretty impressive
Forever liveblogging the AvengersYeah, swords are only as strong as its user...
So, it'd work out just fine...
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.Speaking of Androids, I had A Thought the other day as to why Androids > Frieza is hard for a lot of people to swallow. The audacity of some guy building robots stronger than planet-busting aliens IN A CAVE! WITH A BOX OF SCRAPS! is part of it, but I also feel like the Androids have a rather low feats-to-hype ratio. We're told, they're stronger than Frieza, we see them fight evenly with people we're told are stronger than Frieza, but they don't really do anything comparably impressive, mostly just using physical attacks and rather basic looking ki techniques, certainly nothing on the level of Frieza's laser whip or the death ball. 16 in particular is bad about this - he's supposedly the strongest of them all apart from Cell, but all he really does on-panel is... punch stuff and try to unsuccessfully blow himself up. So maybe it's a personal physical strength vs. raw destructive capacity deal, with the Androids having the advantage in the former and Frieza in the latter?
edited 1st Apr '18 10:15:37 AM by HamburgerTime
Cell saga Gohand...maybe.
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.I think it's also the fact that he did it by complete accident as well. Remember, Gero never even knew about Frieza, and in fact had no way of doing so. He didn't even know about Super Saiyan and still accidentally created three Androids that surpassed it in power. It's pretty ridiculous.
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No, there were at least two drone bugs Gero had. One that monitored stuff. It didn't go to Namek or see any Super Saiyans, which was why Gero was caught off-guard by Goku going Super Saiyan. The other's job was to take DNA samples for Cell, which is why Cell had Freeza and King Cold's cells.
edited 1st Apr '18 10:26:43 AM by PushoverMediaCritic
He's a plot device to make Trunks look even more impressive which makes the androids look even more impressive.
Trunks can beat up two Freezas so clearly these bad future androids are bad news.
Forever liveblogging the AvengersGoing "they didn't look as impressive" seems like a pretty shitty thing to get upset about when it is established via actually fighting that they are indeed stronger than Frieza and people stronger than him.
You might as well complain that Goku doesn't seem stronger than Frieza because he never actually blew up a planet but Frieza did. He clearly has the ability to do so, and context and actual dialogue makes that obvious. The same goes for the Androids.

By the way, if anyone is wondering about the third One Piece crossover and Astro Boy crossover, you'd probably get a kick out of this: