I love the "No one will remember you" part of the episode.
As of Super, Frieza and Majin Buu are things the God of destruction remember. No one in Super remembers Cell lol.
I hope they make some sort of reference to Bills, though. Maybe in the Broly movie? Where King Vegeta appears?
To win, you need to adapt, and to adapt, you need to be able to laugh away all the restraints. Everything holding you back.Well, Cell is of human creation who never left planet...nobody should remember him.
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Frieza had an empire of underlings. Him being revived makes sense, but the power up is another matter we won't discuss here. Cell had probably Tom from Myspace, and even he doesn't care after being killed.
edited 3rd Jun '16 7:45:00 PM by Tomodachi
To win, you need to adapt, and to adapt, you need to be able to laugh away all the restraints. Everything holding you back.Kuririn didn't own Vegeta. He tried to make light of Vegeta's situation to make him feel better and unintentionally pissed him off.
Anyway, this is a really good episode. TFS are really good at combat banter and I really like Cell's responses to everything Trunks said.
edit: I think my favourite line is the "I'm trying 16!"
edited 3rd Jun '16 9:22:51 PM by Saiga
As I've mentioned before, Cell never trained, and he can make Cell Jrs with Super (Saiyan) capability. Given FOUR MONTHS training after that Super Saiyan God ritual, he should be able to go Super God Gold Cell.
What If? he did that after Beerus arrived on Earth? What if Beerus and Whis were sampled for Cell's DNA?
I think my favorite Cell one-liner was:
- Trunks: This battle was over before it began.Krillin: Badass.Cell: Also accurate.
It's not fully translated, but you can make some of what's happening. The gist of it since Goku and Vegeta has a role reversal is that, because Vegeta started off stronger than Goku, he actually steam rolls through most enemies and come the Saiyan saga, Goku ends up being the first person he's faced that is stronger than himself.
And even though Goku is more Bardock-like in personality here, he still enjoys fighting strong opponents, even finding himself coaching Vegeta into getting stronger as they fight.
I'm not a fan of when writers skip all of Dragon Ball, even if it does make total sense here.
Why would Goku be stronger than him? The only reason Goku was even able to compete with Vegeta's natural in-born specialness was because of the experiences he had on Earth raising his level of both skill and strength at a phenomenal rate. Even then, he was still less than half of Vegeta's strength and had to use the Kaioken to compensate. And even then, he still got crushed because Vgeta's spontaneous power-up was stronger than Goku's too.
A Goku who never learned to hone his power through training, never drank the magic power-up water, never trained under Kaio-sama and learned the Kaioken and Genki-Dama, etc. should be a pushover for Vegeta.
edited 9th Jun '16 7:31:19 AM by TobiasDrake
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I'm not sure which joke I like more between 16 "Senzu heals physical wounds", Goku the fighting genius, and Cell impression of Trunks. Great episode.