It does, grand elder Guru is now dead. Also the blast is explicitly shown engulfing Gohan, and Bulma. Which mean's that the blast must have enough energy inside of it to kill Gohan. But if it did have enough energy to kill Gohan, than that would mean that Bulma, the dragon radar. Should not be there. We can figure it out easily.rereboy wrote: Does the light of the blast encompassing the planet tells us that the destructive energy was equal at all points of the blast? Does it tell us if the energy is weaker the further you are from the epicentre or not? Does it tells us the exact amount of energy that reach them? Does it tells us the required amount of energy to vaporize their bodies? Does it tells us the distance from the epicentre to them?
if the blast is enough to kill Gohan, than that would incinerate Bulma, and everything. If the blast is only strong enough to kill Bulma, than Gohan, Dende, and grand elder Guru, don't get hurt. It's just poor writing
It does awnser them. If the blast is enough to kill Bulma, than it wouldn't hurt Gohan, Dende, and Grand elder guru. If the blast was strong enough to kill Gohan, than there wouldn't be any remain of Bulma, Dende, the dragon radar or of any of the landscape.rereboy wrote: It answers none of that and none of the questions I had already made. It's all guess work.
Or Aka "I feel like this is poor writing because if Gohan was killed in the blast that would mean that Bulma, a literal human would get literally incinerated"rereboy wrote: Aka, "you feel like they should be vaporized because you guess that at that distance it makes sense for that to happen and that's it".
It is on what the page is trying to transmit, It's just that it's so poorly donerereboy wrote: And yet, your focus was not on what the page is trying to transmit.