Worst new character in DBS

[Dragonballgod19]

As for worst characters, I think I'd have to say Lavender. Nothing interesting going on personality–wise and his design makes me feel like he should be hosting a show about Moonshining on Discovery Channel.

lavender hosting a show is going to result bad rating.

lavender or lavender is weak compared to his other two comrades but his ability and voice make him at least enjoyable,it just sucks he never had his rematch,what a waste of potential because seeing gohan babysitting/camping is boring,Christ bring me Saiyaman gohan vs the pride troopers

U10 have forgettable characters design aside from murichim and lilibeu,I'm really not a fan of that universe due of the missed opportunities,I know none of them have character yet,I'm just judging how u10 is threated

Agreed I find U10 to have the worst character Design except Murichim and Lilibeu.

I find Vegeta pretty dull right now in Super.

Eh I disagree

[The gr]

Eh I disagree

With Vegeta being dull,I'm sorta mixed,at times he's entertaning and sometimes he's meh,he's far from my least favorite

[Dragonballgod19]

Eh I disagree

With Vegeta being dull,I'm sorta mixed,at times he's entertaning and sometimes he's meh,he's far from my least favorite

Now I agree with you on that

[TBMx]

Gohan is a representation of people watching Dragonball, so people who tend to dislike Gohan is because he's a representation of ourselves. He was the kid/child we grew up with (most of us were close in age to Gohan as a kid when we first started watching DBZ), and when he aged into a teen and adult he settled into an everyday work style.

In real life, we have to earn what we have. We aren't all silver spoon fed, ivory tower, trust fund kids. Gohan is like the kid who gets free scholarships to oxford, a big job waiting for him, and no matter how lazy he gets, a powerful family that will guarantee his success no matter what. No relatable at all.

I don't quite think a five year old being forced to fight grown men for the fate of the world is a very cushy and privileged position to be in. Or, y'know, continue fighting and training for people who want to take over the world until you're 9.

All the while he worked his ass off studying so he could become smart enough to get a good job.

Oh really, he had to study all that time to get a " good job"? A man with the strength and speed of Superman has to study to get a good job? He makes no sense in that regard. He was abused by a tiger mother stereotype into constant study, never rebels against it, just accepts it, never even attempts to earn his power, or even maintain it, but then why should he? He did and still does get gifted free power without working for it more than anyone else in the series because he's the privileged son of Goku in a series that overpowers half saiyans to ridiculousness.
Gohan was interesting as a 5 year old, it's when he became an adult that he became this tedious OP bland nice guy. His arc was done as a teen, and yet Toriyama instantly removed his flaw of lazy with training, with a deus ex machina. Then he goes and does it again in Super. Yeah somehow I don't relate to a character who gets their one flaw instantly solved every damn time. Go figure.

[Asura]

In real life, we have to earn what we have. We aren't all silver spoon fed, ivory tower, trust fund kids. Gohan is like the kid who gets free scholarships to oxford, a big job waiting for him, and no matter how lazy he gets, a powerful family that will guarantee his success no matter what. No relatable at all.

I don't quite think a five year old being forced to fight grown men for the fate of the world is a very cushy and privileged position to be in. Or, y'know, continue fighting and training for people who want to take over the world until you're 9.

All the while he worked his ass off studying so he could become smart enough to get a good job.

Oh really, he had to study all that time to get a " good job"? A man with the strength and speed of Superman has to study to get a good job? He makes no sense in that regard. He was abused by a tiger mother stereotype into constant study, never rebels against it, just accepts it, never even attempts to earn his power, or even maintain it, but then why should he? He did and still does get gifted free power without working for it more than anyone else in the series because he's the privileged son of Goku in a series that overpowers half saiyans to ridiculousness.
Gohan was interesting as a 5 year old, it's when he became an adult that he became this tedious OP bland nice guy. His arc was done as a teen, and yet Toriyama instantly removed his flaw of lazy with training, with a deus ex machina. Then he goes and does it again in Super. Yeah somehow I don't relate to a character who gets their one flaw instantly solved every damn time. Go figure.

I’m not really understanding the point you’re trying to make. What does having the strength and speed of Superman mean when you’re trying to become a scholar? It’s completely irrelevant. You say he never attempts to earn his power but I have no idea what you’re talking about because the only power-up he didn’t “earn” was his ultimate form. Everything else he worked his ass off for. He was thrown into battle against grown men at 6 years old and saw his allies get horribly killed one by one. He continued on to Namek where he saw the absolute brutality of Freeza who he thought has killed his father by way of the planet blowing up. He trained non-stop for 3 years for the androids, an intense year in the RoSaT where he almost got himself killed unlocking SSJ, and then finally everything built up towards the SSJ2 transformation where someone had to die just to trigger it.

Gohan never had a chance to be a kid. He got much luckier as an adult, but to imply he’s lead a privileged and cushioned life where everything is handed to him and he doesn’t have to work for it? Hardly.

[TBMx]

I don't quite think a five year old being forced to fight grown men for the fate of the world is a very cushy and privileged position to be in. Or, y'know, continue fighting and training for people who want to take over the world until you're 9.

All the while he worked his ass off studying so he could become smart enough to get a good job.

Oh really, he had to study all that time to get a " good job"? A man with the strength and speed of Superman has to study to get a good job? He makes no sense in that regard. He was abused by a tiger mother stereotype into constant study, never rebels against it, just accepts it, never even attempts to earn his power, or even maintain it, but then why should he? He did and still does get gifted free power without working for it more than anyone else in the series because he's the privileged son of Goku in a series that overpowers half saiyans to ridiculousness.
Gohan was interesting as a 5 year old, it's when he became an adult that he became this tedious OP bland nice guy. His arc was done as a teen, and yet Toriyama instantly removed his flaw of lazy with training, with a deus ex machina. Then he goes and does it again in Super. Yeah somehow I don't relate to a character who gets their one flaw instantly solved every damn time. Go figure.

I’m not really understanding the point you’re trying to make. What does having the strength and speed of Superman mean when you’re trying to become a scholar? It’s completely irrelevant. You say he never attempts to earn his power but I have no idea what you’re talking about because the only power-up he didn’t “earn” was his ultimate form. Everything else he worked his ass off for. He was thrown into battle against grown men at 6 years old and saw his allies get horribly killed one by one. He continued on to Namek where he saw the absolute brutality of Freeza who he thought has killed his father by way of the planet blowing up. He trained non-stop for 3 years for the androids, an intense year in the RoSaT where he almost got himself killed unlocking SSJ, and then finally everything built up towards the SSJ2 transformation where someone had to die just to trigger it.

Gohan never had a chance to be a kid. He got much luckier as an adult, but to imply he’s lead a privileged and cushioned life where everything is handed to him and he doesn’t have to work for it? Hardly.

Hardly?
He was born with the highest potential in the show able to knock down Raditz as an infant. Someone Goku and Piccolo couldn't touch.
He was gifted with unlocked ability by Guru.
He jumped 2 Super Saiyan levels in less than a year. As a child.
He became stronger than Super Buu from literally sitting on his ass.
He regained that same strength 5 years later in only 45 minutes of training with Piccolo.

His girlfriend, later wife, is the daughter of the richest man in the world.

He has all this while becoming one of the world's leading scholars. Which pisses me off, as it shows he never had to sacrifice anything. He never had to make a serious choice between the books and his strength because deus ex machina will solve it immediately.

I'm not interested in such privileged, protected, spoonfed characters.

[precita]

^ LOL, why watch any anime character at all then? Any major character in a show is going to be treated better than others, they're main character.

[ssjprodigy]

Oh really, he had to study all that time to get a " good job"? A man with the strength and speed of Superman has to study to get a good job? He makes no sense in that regard. He was abused by a tiger mother stereotype into constant study, never rebels against it, just accepts it, never even attempts to earn his power, or even maintain it, but then why should he? He did and still does get gifted free power without working for it more than anyone else in the series because he's the privileged son of Goku in a series that overpowers half saiyans to ridiculousness.
Gohan was interesting as a 5 year old, it's when he became an adult that he became this tedious OP bland nice guy. His arc was done as a teen, and yet Toriyama instantly removed his flaw of lazy with training, with a deus ex machina. Then he goes and does it again in Super. Yeah somehow I don't relate to a character who gets their one flaw instantly solved every damn time. Go figure.

I’m not really understanding the point you’re trying to make. What does having the strength and speed of Superman mean when you’re trying to become a scholar? It’s completely irrelevant. You say he never attempts to earn his power but I have no idea what you’re talking about because the only power-up he didn’t “earn” was his ultimate form. Everything else he worked his ass off for. He was thrown into battle against grown men at 6 years old and saw his allies get horribly killed one by one. He continued on to Namek where he saw the absolute brutality of Freeza who he thought has killed his father by way of the planet blowing up. He trained non-stop for 3 years for the androids, an intense year in the RoSaT where he almost got himself killed unlocking SSJ, and then finally everything built up towards the SSJ2 transformation where someone had to die just to trigger it.

Gohan never had a chance to be a kid. He got much luckier as an adult, but to imply he’s lead a privileged and cushioned life where everything is handed to him and he doesn’t have to work for it? Hardly.

Hardly?
He was born with the highest potential in the show able to knock down Raditz as an infant. Someone Goku and Piccolo couldn't touch.
He was gifted with unlocked ability by Guru.
He jumped 2 Super Saiyan levels in less than a year. As a child.
He became stronger than Super Buu from literally sitting on his ass.
He regained that same strength 5 years later in only 45 minutes of training with Piccolo.

His girlfriend, later wife, is the daughter of the richest man in the world.

He has all this while becoming one of the world's leading scholars. Which pisses me off, as it shows he never had to sacrifice anything. He never had to make a serious choice between the books and his strength because deus ex machina will solve it immediately.

I'm not interested in such privileged, protected, spoonfed characters.

lol I love how the minority has to nitpick to call it bad while the majority is loving/eating this up!

[ssjprodigy]

^ LOL, why watch any anime character at all then? Any major character in a show is going to be treated better than others, they're main character.

dude, your my favorite person on this forum since i got here! I can tell you love and understand the characters especially Gohan

[Asura]

He was born with the highest potential in the show able to knock down Raditz as an infant. Someone Goku and Piccolo couldn't touch.

Okay? And? It's only very short bursts of power that foreshadows what comes later. What's your point?

He was gifted with unlocked ability by Guru.

So was Krillin

He jumped 2 Super Saiyan levels in less than a year. As a child.

Yeah, in the RoSaT training his ass off for an entire year. How is he handed everything for free if he has to work for it?

He became stronger than Super Buu from literally sitting on his ass.

I'll give you this one. It's definitely the only case I can think of where he did absolutely nothing and got extremely powerful.

He regained that same strength 5 years later in only 45 minutes of training with Piccolo.

No. Gohan has been training since the RoF arc. We see examples of his training in every subsequent arc. Piccolo had to get him in the right mindset to finally unlock his power again.

His girlfriend, later wife, is the daughter of the richest man in the world.

And Vegeta's wife is the richest and smartest woman in the world. Goku married the Ox King's daughter. Krillin got married to an extremely hot and powerful android babe

He has all this while becoming one of the world's leading scholars. Which pisses me off, as it shows he never had to sacrifice anything. He never had to make a serious choice between the books and his strength because deus ex machina will solve it immediately.

Oh yeah totally, never had to sacrifice anything like for example his childhood or the fact that he doesn't like fighting but has to do it anyway.

[ssjprodigy]

He was born with the highest potential in the show able to knock down Raditz as an infant. Someone Goku and Piccolo couldn't touch.

Okay? And? It's only very short bursts of power that foreshadows what comes later. What's your point?

He was gifted with unlocked ability by Guru.

So was Krillin

He jumped 2 Super Saiyan levels in less than a year. As a child.

Yeah, in the RoSaT training his ass off for an entire year. How is he handed everything for free if he has to work for it?

He became stronger than Super Buu from literally sitting on his ass.

I'll give you this one. It's definitely the only case I can think of where he did absolutely nothing and got extremely powerful.

He regained that same strength 5 years later in only 45 minutes of training with Piccolo.

No. Gohan has been training since the RoF arc. We see examples of his training in every subsequent arc. Piccolo had to get him in the right mindset to finally unlock his power again.

His girlfriend, later wife, is the daughter of the richest man in the world.

And Vegeta's wife is the richest and smartest woman in the world. Goku married the Ox King's daughter. Krillin got married to an extremely hot and powerful android babe

He has all this while becoming one of the world's leading scholars. Which pisses me off, as it shows he never had to sacrifice anything. He never had to make a serious choice between the books and his strength because deus ex machina will solve it immediately.

Oh yeah totally, never had to sacrifice anything like for example his childhood or the fact that he doesn't like fighting but has to do it anyway.

*claps hands incessantly*

[The gr]

Lets see if the pride trooper will make an impression in 101,they better not suck or be badly written

[Benedetto12]

Cabba, he is really boring, he was quickly shadowed by Caulifla and Kale, he is just a smaller Gohan right now

[Spider-Man]

Cabba, he is really boring, he was quickly shadowed by Caulifla and Kale, he is just a smaller Gohan right now

Agreed and Yeah Caulifla and Kale overshadow him and he is very boring to be honest,I wanted to see sadal but now I changed my mind because I'm not interested on seeing that planet anymore.

[Dragonballgod19]

Agree about cabba and imo pan and Caulifla are boring too especially pan

[MainJPW]

Monaka.

Agree about cabba and imo pan and Caulifla are boring too especially pan

Pan's not a new character plus she's just a baby.

[precita]

Baby Pan is amazing. She's my favorite incarnation of the character so far. lol.

[Akyon]

I mean Baby Pan's had an episode where she flew around the Earth and caused havoc for the Pilaf gang.

If nothing else she's above Bra at current.

[GodKaio-Ken]

I mean Baby Pan's had an episode where she flew around the Earth and caused havoc for the Pilaf gang.

If nothing else she's above Bra at current.

Bra was delivered by an Angel though. Thats pretty epic.

[Bullza]

Definitely these Magical girl characters, good lord, they're absolutely dreadful. I wasn't that keen on Kale but she's phenomenal in comparison.