I don't think it's that weird at all that Ten didn't immediately think of God's lookout just because Kuririn pointed in that direction.
Kuririn realized what Piccolo's motive was, so it's fairly easy for him to connect Piccolo's direction with that of God's lookout.
But unless God's lookout is really close - not necessary with how fast people can fly - Ten wouldn't immediately think that was where Piccolo is going because that wouldn't explain why Piccolo suddenly became so touchy.
So Cell is just another example of Dr Gero being an idiot when it comes to programming things and set goals? Makes sense, all his robots were either physically defective or had some issue with personality. The only definitive exceptions are 19 and 20...and the latter doesn't even count as without his brain Android 20 is just a shell
Eh there wasn’t really anything wrong with Cell, he just took too long to mature.
I guess if he does have a programming issue is that he was never that intent on killing Goku.
Even then Cell was a natural-born killer so he would have attacked him either way.
Edited by slimcoder on Aug 12th 2018 at 1:21:07 AM
"I am Alpharius. This is a lie."Idiot is being used pretty heavily...
Especially in regards to things going wrong for "smart" fictional characters...
Edited by randomness4 on Aug 12th 2018 at 5:36:15 AM
Rules of the Internet 45. Rule 45 is a lie. Check out my art if you notice.Kuririn realized what Piccolo's motive was, so it's fairly easy for him to connect Piccolo's direction with that of God's lookout.
But unless God's lookout is really close - not necessary with how fast people can fly - Ten wouldn't immediately think that was where Piccolo is going because that wouldn't explain why Piccolo suddenly became so touchy.
Maybe, but I'd still argue Trunks was the better choice, as the newbie who wouldn't know these things.
I will say that ragging on Tien for saying he forgot Piccolo was an enemy once is a bit unfair. All of them were enemies once, and a lot happened in since that battle. I mean, it's kinda clear Piccolo himself forgot, as Mistare himself proposes due to the immediate situations that continually bombarded them.
That's kinda how it is when you're part of the DB gang.
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I mean, it's Super. If you went in expecting to be impressed, you came to the wrong place.
The manga and the anime sort of have opposite pacing - the anime spends a lot of time building up the beginning of the arc and then speeds through the midpoint/climax whereas the manga breezed through the beginning and then slowed down for the later parts.
I remember people being worried that the arc would be resolved in a single trip, which is a bit odd in hindsight.
The Zamasu arc is the only story arc of the Super manga that doesn't feel very oddly paced. It's about as long as the original DB Saiyan arc in terms of page count. I'm glad that, given his limited time, the author just skipped over most of RF and BOG. But apparently even that wasn't enough as the TOP is being rushed too.
I prefer the comic version. I'm not a huge fan of either but the anime is just terrible.
The last chapter with Kale's rampage felt really rushed with the elimination of the universes, but beyond that I think the pacing has worked well. The TOP doesn't have a lot of plot to it so I wouldn't expect it to be too long.
I think the prior chapter could have had some of Kale's rampage in it to break things up, and some universes could have been eliminated prior to that to improve pacing.
Currently we have just Kafla and 4 pride troopers to resolve, so I think the remaining chapters can handle that.
I agree with neither version being great, but preferring the manga over the (terrible) anime.

I think thats what db abridged even went with
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