In Season 2, yes. Well, not necessarily during the episode, but whenever a character like Dodoria, Zarbon, Nail, Super Kami Guru, Dende, Vegeta, or Krillin read the disclaimer, death usually followed shortly therafter. If not that episode, then the next.
Frankly, Krillin would still be able to outfight any government in the world. Tax evasion is a thing he could in fact get away with, considering Goku doesn't understand taxes, or money, or governments, Vegeta doesn't care about puny humans, Gohan isn't likely to want to hurt his best friend, and Piccolo/Nail/Kami are too busy being sarcastic.
At this point, there aren't many that can stand up to Krillin and would. I mean, the Androids aren't a thing yet. Neither are Trunks or Goten and the other Saiyan hybrid abominations.
Krillin is in the top five most powerful warriors in the world right now. It won't last when Goku comes back, but eh.
edited 19th Dec '12 6:29:52 AM by unnoun
Unless he robbed everything forever, he wouldn't be able to let someone use his money, especially if it wasn't cash, and he'd force them to drop The Masquerade.
For Season 2, the disclaimers were used as a form of A Death in the Limelight half the time.
I'm surprised we even got this much.
Season one covered a decent amount of filler*, but even then they left just as much out*
Season two had most of the filler completely unmentioned* or only appearing as one-off jokes*. Basically all they kept, besides very minor things, were Fake Namek (which even then was a mini-arc covered in just one episode), the flashback to Freeza killing King Vegeta, and the Namekians leaving Earth.
I figured they'd just cover Garlic Jr. in one episode or so before moving on to the main saga here.
Which reminds me. Do we call the whole thing the Cell Saga (The Trunks and Androids mini-sagas included), or just the parts once Cell actually gets introduced? I'm not sure how naming conventions work for this.
You cannot firmly grasp the true form of Squidward's technique!I like how while Krillin is already a Butt-Monkey, Yamcha just so unbelievably surpasses him in that regard that he exists solely to be humiliated whereas even Krillin gets to do some other things not related to being owned.
You cannot firmly grasp the true form of Squidward's technique!![]()
He confessed to really being Krillin; they can just ignore everything else he said and assumed he faked his death instead.
And even if they do accept that he came back and that this doesn't invalidate his claim (or destroy the entire life insurance industry because everyone finds out Death Is Cheap), he's still guilty of insurance fraud because he used a fake identity as a beneficiary.
edited 19th Dec '12 1:20:39 PM by thatother1dude
You know what I just noticed on rewatching? Turtle's line. "Why aren't you upstairs sleepin' with your girlfriend like everyone else?". At first I didn't assume much of that, then this time I thought about that question a little more...
You cannot firmly grasp the true form of Squidward's technique!I just thought Turtle meant "sleeping next to her" or "sleeping alongside their respective partners" the first time, but I kinda wonder if they meant for it to imply she's sleeping with the other men there in the sexual sense. Though the only guys I saw were Master Roshi, Yamcha, and Oolong, and we know it won't work out somehow for the middle one since it's Yamcha.
You cannot firmly grasp the true form of Squidward's technique!
