Oh that community argues about a lot of shitSpiritBombTriumphant wrote:I think we're quite toxic. There is plenty of assholery in this community (the DB community, not Kanzenshuu). I've been a part of it too. But we are deeply divided on plenty of issues:
1. Kikuchi vs Faulconer
2. GT is good vs GT sucks
3. Yamamuro vs Shintani
4. Toriyama's new contributions suck vs Toriyama is just like he used to be
Look at the My Hero Academia community. What do they argue about?
1. "MHA" vs "BNHA."
It's just how things are =/
Does Dragon Ball have the largest, least toxic, fandom in existence of fictional franchises?
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Re: Does Dragon Ball have the largest, least toxic, fandom in existence of fictional franchises?
Again, is it that we are divided or HOW we argue?
MHA has only been around for a cup of coffee. Give it time.
Get any group of people together, they aren't all going to degree. Is it any surprise that fans are split on issues? And how is that a bad thing?
MHA has only been around for a cup of coffee. Give it time.
Get any group of people together, they aren't all going to degree. Is it any surprise that fans are split on issues? And how is that a bad thing?
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Re: Does Dragon Ball have the largest, least toxic, fandom in existence of fictional franchises?
Dragon Ball may be the only anime I know where the majority of fans in the US not only prefer the dub but actively dislike the Japanese version. As someone who generally refuses to watch Dragon Ball dubbed, this results in me having to argue on behalf of both the manga and the Japanese version. I can't think of any other anime where I have that problem probably because very few anime have lasted this long in terms of popularity. In that regard I think that DB has the most unique fan base of most anime out there. We all love Dragon Ball but for very different reasons.