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Kuwabara wrote:How about Disney bankrolling more animated movies and just letting Toei do their thing? This would be the best outcome.

Agreed.

Personally, this is how I feel about this whole thing.

We also reviewed Dragon Ball: Fight Son Goku, Win Son Goku in the past, which is another live-action unlicensed Dragon Ball movie.
That can be watched here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5dJsZ-VtU4Y

I personally don't know which one I like better.

I have a web series called The Underground Critics , in which we review obscure things related to big names in pop culture. We just recently took a look at the 1991 Unlicensed Live-action film Dragon Ball: The Magic Begins . It's an odd movie but fairly faithful to the source material. The story is ...

They have not made a live action DB movie after 2009. I'm going to bet that they give up the live action movie rights a long time. It was different with Fantastic Four because Fox didn't want to give up the rights and at least the first movie from 2005 did a decent job at the box office (Made $300 ...

Do we know if Fox still has the Dragon Ball movie rights? DBE was not a box office hit and was critically hated, so I don't think anyone would want to do another live action Dragon Ball movie in Hollywood for at least another decade.

Dragonball Evolution was in 2009. It has almost been a decade ...

So, since Disney buying 21st Century Fox and most of it's assets seems like a likely thing to occur, that means their might be a Disney-produced Dragon Ball movie in the not-so-far-way future. Seeing what they've done with Marvel and Star Wars, they are honestly the only people in Hollywood who I ...

I'm not strictly a Dragon Ball Youtuber but I did recently made this video discussing the 1990 unlicensed Korean Dragon Ball movie, Dragon Ball: Fight Son Goku, Win Son Goku , in which I drop a lot of my DB knowledge.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5dJsZ-VtU4Y

I recommend all Dragon Ball fans ...

I sort of want to watch this movie now. Oolong shooting ki blasts, Pilaf setting things on fire, everyone exploding when they get defeated. That's hilarious!

Actually, this movie was one of the first things I learned about when I got into DB. After I'd finished the Pilaf saga, I started surfing ...

I sort of want to watch this movie now. Oolong shooting ki blasts, Pilaf setting things on fire, everyone exploding when they get defeated. That's hilarious!

I honestly recommend it. It's kind of painful to sit through but it's got neat effects, it's faithful(at least until the last half hour ...

I recently started a web series titled The Underground Critics in which myself and a guest watch an obscure piece of content related to some of the biggest names in pop culture. For our third episode we watched the South Korean unlicensed Dragon Ball film Dragon Ball: Fight Son Goku, Win Son Goku ...

Razorsaw wrote:Fusing in the first place essentially killed Kibito.

Over a joke.

De-fusing was the right thing to do.

Let's be honest. Who the hell cares about Kibito?

I'm baffled by the defusion.

Trunks' timeline is devoid of all the continuity concerns that Super has so I would be okay with this.
As usual the most negative people are just being loud. The climax might have logical flaws but it was still awesome and I think most people liked it okay.

TheUltimateNinja wrote:What if Goku lost hope in Gohan and decided to end the fight himself by eating Cell?

Then Cell would be dead and defeated obviously.

Maybe Pilaf becomes King but is overthrown/joins the red ribbon army.

I'm assuming if Pilaf gets his wish from the Dragon Balls then everyone on Earth is automatically put under his control(although I'm just speculating) meaning the Red Ribbon Army wouldn't overthrow him. If that's the case ...

DBZAOTA482 wrote:No Goku = No Dragon Ball

I mean sure.

But in-Universe what would happen to all the characters if they had never meet Goku?
Would the Earth be ruled or destroyed by one of the villains, and by which one?

What if Goku died in the explosion of Planet Vegeta.
How would the events of the Dragon Ball universe unfold?

DanielSSJ wrote:What part of "immortal" do you not understand. And no, a video game does not count as an established precedent.

What happens if he is completely disintegrated though? Does he just regenerate out of nothing?

After a decade on the air, and a few years of declining ratings and merchandise sales(not a huge drop but still) TOEI probably felt like the anime had run it's course. Honestly, they were right. It's a good thing they let it end on it's own terms rather than pulling the plug on it seeing how the ...

What do you guys think of Boohan's and Goku's implications about Gogeta not being enough?


Chapter: 503 (DBZ 309), P8.8
Context: Goku tries to get Vegeta to use the Potara with him, but Vegeta refuses
Goku: “Knowing you, I thought you might say that…! There ain’t any other way to beat Majin Boo ...

Maybe Gogeta would actually kill Buu if time starts to run out but given how slow the passage of time is in Dragon Ball, 30 minutes should be long enough to ensure things go the same(meaning he beats the crap out of Buu until he gets himself purposefully absorbed).

I don't know if there's any ...