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I agree. Which is why I want them to stay fused. They're both so meh that having just one meh character is just more efficient. Saves space.
...Hell. If you're going to unfuse them, just kill Kibito off then, for the love of Kami.
Have him win the Otherworld lottery and go retire at Heaven Vegas.
Put him somewhere else so I don't have to look at him anymore.
Edited by unnoun on Sep 6th 2018 at 9:24:29 AM
He's barely shown up since they defused. He practically is somewhere else.
He's probably hanging out with Launch in the Home for Characters who are some how no longer important enough to appear despite fucking Puar and Oolong still showing up.
It's a very prestigious place.
You and me both. Stupidest retcon ever. Especially since they already had a way to unfused them, via Namekian Dragonballs (just like with Shin and Kibito).
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Oh! Too slow. Finally, it's my turn to Murasaki someone! Yes! Yes!
Edited by HandsomeRob on Sep 6th 2018 at 7:30:26 AM
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That too. Then again, Toriyama seems to prefer finding ways to keep Buu out of the fight instead. I guess because his options are don't let Buu fight or find an excuse as to why he doesn't just Candy Beam everyone into submission.
Then again, considering the nature of DBZ and it's antagonists, we'd probably just get a lot of worlds strongest candies if he did hit with it.
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Well, his evil half kind of answered that question already.
Plus we have Goku dodging it later in the arc. Inverse Law of Utility and Lethality.
Ah yes. Just blowing the attack back at him.
Fuck, he's gotta learn not to go so big.
One Strip! One Strip!What was the reason for them wanting to get defused? Because I could actually understand not wanting Kibito's personality and sense of self to essentially die if it wasn't necessary, especially since they were basically tricked into it.
But does it make sense for a fusion to feel that way, particularly if the nature of it makes it permanent (for them, anyway)?
In the manga, Kibitoshin gathered the Namekian balls thinking that was what Champa was after (after he and Old Kaioshin overheard Champa talking about the Super balls). After that was proven wrong, he decided to use them to split himself since he already went to the effort of gathering them.
In the anime Shin just shows up unfused and mentions that he used the balls off-screen to do it.
It's just such a minor thing that I don't get getting mad over it. It makes sense that they'd want to defuse, so they defused. Does it needlessly complicate things? Not really. Does it make the cast too stuffed with characters? No, since Kibito doesn't really do much. Does it make the series worse that they did? No.
The opposite. They haven't committed one way or the other on whether or not they'll do Buu. They have, however, said that if they hadn't had this hiatus, the answer would be a definite and conclusive "Not doing Buu".
It's currently up in the air, whereas before the hiatus, they were ready to pack it in as soon as episode 60 was done.
"Consistency" doesn't mean "well plotted out". It means that the events and characters don't contradict themselves.
Goku saving Mr. Satan and letting Gohan die for the sake of the Pure Buu segment having tension is stupid.
Frieza keeping his body in the afterlife is inconsistent.
My Tumblr. Currently side-by-side liveblogging Digimon Adventure, sub vs dub.I mean, that doesn't seem to be what Cell was talking about.
Being durable like Goku means that Cell can keep punching Gohan without dying.
Being soft seems to be referring to Gohan not fighting back, which.
I mean, Chichi isn't a professional fighter, and doesn't care about the fate of the world, because she doesn't seem to think very abstractly, but. It's not like she's a pacifist either. If Cell showed up and personally tried to wreck her house she'd jump at him to punch him.
She'd fail and die, like with Buu, but. I agree, there's nothing soft about Chichi.
Plenty stupid and shortsighted, though.
I just took it to mean that his skin is soft, so it feels better on his hands.
Yet he's still tough like his father, so he can last longer. Best of both worlds!
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Oh, I'm sure that's the case. I wasn't trying to say they intentionally gave that ability to Shin in Super or anything.
I just don't think it's connected to the scene from Z.