RIP to the only man that was as sick as Spoony claimed to be...
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Yeah but was multiple artists, i doubt GT has that excuseVoiceOfReasonPast wrote: ↑Wed Jan 17, 2018 9:24 amYou're talking as if DBZ Cell was consistent to begin with.JL Unlimited wrote: ↑Wed Jan 17, 2018 3:55 amDBZ Cell: (fuck that's huge, not gonna repost here)
GT Cell: (dito)
I know I'm going into full sperg, but there's just something off putting about this.
They are the only good ones, the Trunks one was very interesting since the dystopian world shown in more detail was a very big change of pace from regular Dragonball and has a very unique tone for the series. The Bardock one is similar in the sense that it doesn't feel like your typical DBZ arc where everyone fires some laser bullshit and yells at the end, both stories add to the main series by expanding little details we know about, especially since we know both of them don't have a happy ending with their more bleak tone.Charlar wrote: ↑Wed Jan 17, 2018 10:04 amHell no, it's so much fucking boring it's as bad as Bio Broly, i suggest either Bardock - The father of Goku (40 minutes) or the History of Trunks (48 minutes ) as the better written ones, sure they aren't perfect but they do what they set up to do and they keep the cringe low
Pretty much all the Dragon Ball movies, with the exception of Battle of Gods and Resurrection F are non-canonical (in fact there is no way any of them could possibly fit in the canon). Battle of Gods and Resurrection F, however, are not only canonical but written by Toriyama himself, with Battle of Gods being made as a sort of apology for the god awfulness of Dragon Ball Evolution.rabidtictac wrote: ↑Wed Jan 17, 2018 9:21 amSo I should just watch that movie then, amirite? All the dbz movies I know of sound like super cringe, but I guess I can watch ONE of them.
Do you seriously believe that a weekly series, even one of 64 episodes, was keyed out solely by one man?
No, i guess notKeith Chegwin wrote: ↑Wed Jan 17, 2018 10:41 amPretty much all the Dragon Ball movies, with the exception of Battle of Gods and Resurrection F are non-canonical (in fact there is no way any of them could possibly fit in the canon). Battle of Gods and Resurrection F, however, are not only canonical but written by Toriyama himself, with Battle of Gods being made as a sort of apology for the god awfulness of Dragon Ball Evolution.rabidtictac wrote: ↑Wed Jan 17, 2018 9:21 amSo I should just watch that movie then, amirite? All the dbz movies I know of sound like super cringe, but I guess I can watch ONE of them.
Haven't seen Resurrection F (although I plan to) but I enjoyed Battle of Gods. I would probably recommend it.Do you seriously believe that a weekly series, even one of 64 episodes, was keyed out solely by one man?
Haven't seen the Trunks one, but the Bardock movie is pretty interesting.Poonoo wrote: ↑Wed Jan 17, 2018 10:33 amThey are the only good ones, the Trunks one was very interesting since the dystopian world shown in more detail was a very big change of pace from regular Dragonball and has a very unique tone for the series. The Bardock one is similar in the sense that it doesn't feel like your typical DBZ arc where everyone fires some laser bullshit and yells at the end, both stories add to the main series by expanding little details we know about, especially since we know both of them don't have a happy ending with their more bleak tone.
This is why I hate DBZ sometimes. Nobody ever stays dead. It's just like capeshit.VoiceOfReasonPast wrote: ↑Wed Jan 17, 2018 12:23 pmHaven't seen the Trunks one, but the Bardock movie is pretty interesting.Poonoo wrote: ↑Wed Jan 17, 2018 10:33 amThey are the only good ones, the Trunks one was very interesting since the dystopian world shown in more detail was a very big change of pace from regular Dragonball and has a very unique tone for the series. The Bardock one is similar in the sense that it doesn't feel like your typical DBZ arc where everyone fires some laser bullshit and yells at the end, both stories add to the main series by expanding little details we know about, especially since we know both of them don't have a happy ending with their more bleak tone.
And of course they had to ruin it by making a sequel where it turns out that getting blown the fuck up just sent Bardock into the distant past where he became the Legendary Super-Saiyan. That's a little bit dumb tbh.