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Rocketman wrote:"Shonen" basically means "stupid sentimental shit" anyway, so it's ok to be anti-shonen.
Fox666 wrote:It seems you have pissed a lot of people on this forum, and I am quite sure they would like to call you stupid and say that's the designated adjectives for you. But they don't do that because of there are rules in this community.
Kentai wrote:Son Gokuu is a fascinating character anyway, because he is - at face value, anyway - an idiot savant. The victim of violent head trauma as an infant [...] he's a simple bumpkin with a fair share of brain damage who's natural talents to work out what's wrong compensate for his broad lack of common sense. But he's also a fighter, through and through [...] he fight until he has, in no uncertain terms, beaten his enemy on terms they can both acknowledge. He doesn't want to kill anyone, or even prove that he can win... he just wants to know he can. He's an ineffably charming bastard who's manly leanings were really incendental, and yes, the fact that he was voiced by a squeaky woman made the combination perhaps all the more charming.
That's why they died.penguintruth wrote:I don't understand the fandom behind Bardock. Yeah, he was brave for challenging Freeza on his own.
But he was a Saiyan warrior, and probably slaughtered hundreds of innocents over his lifetime. Probably picked his teeth with the bones of small children after devouring their parents' entrails. He probably listened to tapes of the wails of invalids burning to fall asleep at night. He likely killed small animals as a hobby. I bet his headband was made of the skin of stripped baby's skin. You know how in WWII, the Nazis made lampshades from human skin? The Saiyans' entire room spreads were made of that. And his armor fashioned from melting the teeth of his enemies. He broke in his battle boots by stomping on the elderly.
The Saiyans were a horrible, horrible race.
What the hell are you talking about?!penguintruth wrote:I don't understand the fandom behind Bardock. Yeah, he was brave for challenging Freeza on his own.
But he was a Saiyan warrior, and probably slaughtered hundreds of innocents over his lifetime. Probably picked his teeth with the bones of small children after devouring their parents' entrails. He probably listened to tapes of the wails of invalids burning to fall asleep at night. He likely killed small animals as a hobby. I bet his headband was made of the skin of stripped baby's skin. You know how in WWII, the Nazis made lampshades from human skin? The Saiyans' entire room spreads were made of that. And his armor fashioned from melting the teeth of his enemies. He broke in his battle boots by stomping on the elderly.
The Saiyans were a horrible, horrible race.
He's talking about how cruel the Saiya-Jin was and it's true.Choice195 wrote:What the hell are you talking about?!penguintruth wrote:I don't understand the fandom behind Bardock. Yeah, he was brave for challenging Freeza on his own.
But he was a Saiyan warrior, and probably slaughtered hundreds of innocents over his lifetime. Probably picked his teeth with the bones of small children after devouring their parents' entrails. He probably listened to tapes of the wails of invalids burning to fall asleep at night. He likely killed small animals as a hobby. I bet his headband was made of the skin of stripped baby's skin. You know how in WWII, the Nazis made lampshades from human skin? The Saiyans' entire room spreads were made of that. And his armor fashioned from melting the teeth of his enemies. He broke in his battle boots by stomping on the elderly.
The Saiyans were a horrible, horrible race.
Kentai wrote:Son Gokuu is a fascinating character anyway, because he is - at face value, anyway - an idiot savant. The victim of violent head trauma as an infant [...] he's a simple bumpkin with a fair share of brain damage who's natural talents to work out what's wrong compensate for his broad lack of common sense. But he's also a fighter, through and through [...] he fight until he has, in no uncertain terms, beaten his enemy on terms they can both acknowledge. He doesn't want to kill anyone, or even prove that he can win... he just wants to know he can. He's an ineffably charming bastard who's manly leanings were really incendental, and yes, the fact that he was voiced by a squeaky woman made the combination perhaps all the more charming.
I know they were cruel but picking their teet hwith the bones of small children after devouring their parents, his headband made of baby skin, his armor from melting teeth of his enemies?! That's barbaric and cruel at the same time.Goku100xKamehameha wrote:He's talking about how cruel the Saiya-Jin was and it's true.Choice195 wrote:What the hell are you talking about?!penguintruth wrote:I don't understand the fandom behind Bardock. Yeah, he was brave for challenging Freeza on his own.
But he was a Saiyan warrior, and probably slaughtered hundreds of innocents over his lifetime. Probably picked his teeth with the bones of small children after devouring their parents' entrails. He probably listened to tapes of the wails of invalids burning to fall asleep at night. He likely killed small animals as a hobby. I bet his headband was made of the skin of stripped baby's skin. You know how in WWII, the Nazis made lampshades from human skin? The Saiyans' entire room spreads were made of that. And his armor fashioned from melting the teeth of his enemies. He broke in his battle boots by stomping on the elderly.
The Saiyans were a horrible, horrible race.
Kentai wrote:Son Gokuu is a fascinating character anyway, because he is - at face value, anyway - an idiot savant. The victim of violent head trauma as an infant [...] he's a simple bumpkin with a fair share of brain damage who's natural talents to work out what's wrong compensate for his broad lack of common sense. But he's also a fighter, through and through [...] he fight until he has, in no uncertain terms, beaten his enemy on terms they can both acknowledge. He doesn't want to kill anyone, or even prove that he can win... he just wants to know he can. He's an ineffably charming bastard who's manly leanings were really incendental, and yes, the fact that he was voiced by a squeaky woman made the combination perhaps all the more charming.
Kentai wrote:Son Gokuu is a fascinating character anyway, because he is - at face value, anyway - an idiot savant. The victim of violent head trauma as an infant [...] he's a simple bumpkin with a fair share of brain damage who's natural talents to work out what's wrong compensate for his broad lack of common sense. But he's also a fighter, through and through [...] he fight until he has, in no uncertain terms, beaten his enemy on terms they can both acknowledge. He doesn't want to kill anyone, or even prove that he can win... he just wants to know he can. He's an ineffably charming bastard who's manly leanings were really incendental, and yes, the fact that he was voiced by a squeaky woman made the combination perhaps all the more charming.
Where did you hear that?penguintruth wrote:He's a Saiyan. It was all they ever did.
Kentai wrote:Son Gokuu is a fascinating character anyway, because he is - at face value, anyway - an idiot savant. The victim of violent head trauma as an infant [...] he's a simple bumpkin with a fair share of brain damage who's natural talents to work out what's wrong compensate for his broad lack of common sense. But he's also a fighter, through and through [...] he fight until he has, in no uncertain terms, beaten his enemy on terms they can both acknowledge. He doesn't want to kill anyone, or even prove that he can win... he just wants to know he can. He's an ineffably charming bastard who's manly leanings were really incendental, and yes, the fact that he was voiced by a squeaky woman made the combination perhaps all the more charming.
Kentai wrote:Son Gokuu is a fascinating character anyway, because he is - at face value, anyway - an idiot savant. The victim of violent head trauma as an infant [...] he's a simple bumpkin with a fair share of brain damage who's natural talents to work out what's wrong compensate for his broad lack of common sense. But he's also a fighter, through and through [...] he fight until he has, in no uncertain terms, beaten his enemy on terms they can both acknowledge. He doesn't want to kill anyone, or even prove that he can win... he just wants to know he can. He's an ineffably charming bastard who's manly leanings were really incendental, and yes, the fact that he was voiced by a squeaky woman made the combination perhaps all the more charming.
