Goku can't fuse with Frieza. Metamoran fusion has been written out of the series outside of Gotenks and Frieza doesn't have any ears.
This song needs more love.Made sure to check, but the fact that this is a voice clip for a hard hit in BT3 is actually kind of funny.
He only says it after a gut check...so is fine.
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.GT did Vegetarian very good...
Not just in fusion...
He cares...
edited 4th Apr '18 7:02:56 PM by randomness4
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.I don't have any theory about this green dude. Sadly, the only idea I have is that the guy, if he is Yamoshi,somehow survived Planet Sadala destruction and was trapped on ice on a distant planet, and awakened thanks to Frieza conquering planets. (I could buy a SS God survived a bunch of Oozarus, but whatever)
Either that, or he time-traveled, which is just wonderful, more time traveling, because the series isn't confusing enough with that.
There is very little to work with. Beerus, Frieza and the To P were easier to guess. Goku Black was kinda challenging, even if he was simple.
We only have a teaser, and new guy doesn't give me anything to work with outside of "Hey, Broly and Kale's energy!"
To win, you need to adapt, and to adapt, you need to be able to laugh away all the restraints. Everything holding you back.Attacking the stands is something they probably didn’t even consider while making the rules. Because logically, why would you? The Go D’s and Angels are sitting there, so they could stop any attack that came their way. It would probably be given an Obvious Rule Patch if they have another tournament.
The whole tournament was one big ol entrapment so maybe they didn't make rules against it intentionally
Forever liveblogging the AvengersHow does ordering them not to kill for fear of disqualification and potential erasure increase sympathy? The type of person that would ostensibly win the tournament presumably wouldn't be killing their opponents even without being penalized.
Goku and Gohan wouldn't need to be told not to kill people, for example.
edited 5th Apr '18 12:59:51 PM by LSBK
It's kind of a moot point. Is there really much difference between killing your foe in the arena and condemning their universe to die anyway?
At the very least, the final KO scored against a universe might as well be a kill since the universe dies immediately after.
You cannot firmly grasp the true form of Squidward's technique!That's basically just you assuming that without explicitly being told not to, everyone would be killing everyone. If the Zenos actually thought that's how that would work and no one would restrain themselves, the entire "secret test" was pointless because they'd already know that no one would care enough to bring back the destroyed universes.
More to the point, the characters already had reason to hold back and conserve energy, and considering how much smug gloating and torture was going on, no, I don't think the "no-dehumanization" worked out too well.
edited 5th Apr '18 1:09:40 PM by LSBK

Alright, fair point that fusions haven't really ever worked. I think it's about as likely as Ultra Instinct Goku just beating the guy, but I could see Goku and Freeza fusing for a couple reasons. One is the same reason they worked together at the end of the TOP: for the hype of having archenemies working together. The other is that the movie is supposedly shining a spotlight on the history of the Saiyans and Freeza.
Of course, we know so little about the film that any major predictions being accurate are a matter of luck more than anything.