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(Although, I have to wonder what kind of agreements and paperwork with Enma this kinda stuff involves. Did Dende tune up the Dragon Balls and go "well, gotta head to Enma's and file these forms for future wishes under the usage of mystical items" ? 
)Right. I always felt there were undoubtedly citizens who were killed by Cell and Buu who never came back to life after the post-Buu revival wish.Rukura wrote:I was always left with the impression that Shenlong originally just didn't grant the same wish twice. I don't think it was a matter of how much energy granting said wish took, as proven by bringing multiple groups back to life, just not people that had been brought back once, as per the original rule. For example, you could ask to bring Kuririn back to life but you couldn't ask the same thing again, even if included in a "bring x group of people back to life" kinda wish.
Depending on which set of Dragon Balls brought them back, at the Boo stuff. Wasn't it the Namekians'?B wrote:Right. I always felt there were undoubtedly citizens who were killed by Cell and Buu who never came back to life after the post-Buu revival wish.Rukura wrote:I was always left with the impression that Shenlong originally just didn't grant the same wish twice. I don't think it was a matter of how much energy granting said wish took, as proven by bringing multiple groups back to life, just not people that had been brought back once, as per the original rule. For example, you could ask to bring Kuririn back to life but you couldn't ask the same thing again, even if included in a "bring x group of people back to life" kinda wish.
Something I've considered doing is just that with a conversation between teenage Gohan and Goku in a very self-serving, disgustingly-obvious-what's-being-done-here showcase of how Nozawa's performances for the characters are completely different even when they're both "adults" and how it's unbelievably easy to tell the difference between them.Kakarot88 wrote:Here's an idea for more variety with the Whose that Character? Maybe do a soundbite of a conversation and we gotta try and name the 2 characters.
Haha that's awesome! Another thing would be splicing two different clips together!VegettoEX wrote:Something I've considered doing is just that with a conversation between teenage Gohan and Goku in a very self-serving, disgustingly-obvious-what's-being-done-here showcase of how Nozawa's performances for the characters are completely different even when they're both "adults" and how it's unbelievably easy to tell the difference between them.Kakarot88 wrote:Here's an idea for more variety with the Whose that Character? Maybe do a soundbite of a conversation and we gotta try and name the 2 characters.
But I just ruined that, I guess.
OR DID I.
...downside is that would take way more time and it'd be so much more difficult, sure you may know the character voices but knowing which scenes they each came from????
But then you might have to weep if a lot of people do get it wrong.VegettoEX wrote:Something I've considered doing is just that with a conversation between teenage Gohan and Goku in a very self-serving, disgustingly-obvious-what's-being-done-here showcase of how Nozawa's performances for the characters are completely different even when they're both "adults" and how it's unbelievably easy to tell the difference between them.
I think I could probably tell the difference between them now, it may depend on the dialogue itself - but thank goodness there's no audio of Future Gohan talking to Goku. I would be at a complete loss there. In episode 192 of the anime, shenron says he will grant two wishes soon after he is summoned. Can someone tell me if this is not a translation error cause if it isnt then the three wish upgrade could have only been done during the 7 year period after the cell saga.VegettoEX wrote:Episode #0354 (download MP3) (rss feed) (subscribe in iTunes) (YouTube version)
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Episode #0354! VegettoEX and Herms discuss all of the rules for the Dragon Balls. Earth and Namek have their own sets, and even "Dragon Ball GT" introduced a third set. Can Shenlong truly grant any wish? Is there a power balance threshold that no dragon can cross? So is it two or three wishes at the end of the series? All these questions and more are answered!
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Yes: "Who's That Character?!" makes its return... again!
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That full-on text version would be a welcomed sight for me. I listened to this podcast and did try very hard to concentrate on what was being said (was cooking as well) but I just couldn't keep up with all the differences and variable changes in the use of the Dragon Balls. I think I have to give this podcast another listen very soon because the premise is fantastic! Please finish your other obligations fast and write this guide for the website Mike!VegettoEX wrote:I'm considering doing a full-on text version as a regular guide on the site, as well. It would require a little extra work beyond what Jake's already done, but it's a really helpful jumping point, and far beyond what some of our other half-started projects have going for them.
I just have... uhh... too many other things I've committed to first...!
