Kanzenshuu

My whole point was that you can't fuse ki. Saying that signatures of others' ki could be felt emanating from him just goes on to prove my statement. If you can feel the signature of others' ki, then that means that it's an assembly of ki, instead of a fusion of it. So, still, Cell's ki is 100% his o...

I dunno exactly what the first part means, but I assume the second means "Japanese is beautiful."

Asukarakamehameha?? Hm...sure you don't mean Ashide Kamehameha?

Apparently, I haven't worded myself well this time around ^_^. I wasn't saying that Kuririn's death had nothing to do with Goku's going SSJ. In fact, I was stating that it had everything to do with it, pretty much. The point I was making was that at some point in the fight, Goku didn't worry about K...

I apologize for the slight misunderstanding. Now your point's much clearer to me. If anything, Kuririn's death was much more grave in DB than in DBZ...since in DBZ, when Furiza killed Kuririn, at some point in Goku's fight against Furiza, Kuririn's revival was guaranteed (thanks Porunga), while in D...

Even the Kamehameha launched from the feet has a modified name and generally listed as a totally seperate attack ^_^. Bless their hearts, those Japanese. BTW, I just looked up Masenko...and it means "Demon Flash". I say 'demon', though the site I got this from insists on 'evil'. If I know ...

You could argue that he was forced to kill Ma Junior, as well, as he was technically a greater threat than Daimaou, but he didn't kill Ma Junior. He slew Daimaou, though. My point is, no matter how you put it, he wanted to kill Pikkoro Daimaou. He did not want to kill Furiza. He did not want to kill...

His cells are comprised of Goku & Co.'s, but Cell's ki is 100% his own. Ki doesn't exist in cells, per se. Ki exists at the center of a living being, primarily. Essentially, that center is the core ki, or the spirit. It's comparable to the physical heart, in that the heart stretches out into the...

My point is, no matter how few choices he had, he very much wanted to kill Pikkoro Daimaou. He killed his best friend, after all.

I mean...let's think about it. How in the world can Jinzouningen fend off ki-based attacks if they themselves do not emit ki? They have to have an aura to defend against ki projectiles. And launching an energy attack that matches a ki-based attack or overpowers it obviously means that that attack is...

Yeah...that makes sense to me. What if the ki that the Jinzouningen had was actually suppressed so greatly that it was indetectable...? Maybe it's not that they have so little ki, but that they have quite a bit, but it's just so well suppressed by their mechanics.

That was just a random thought.

He killed Pikkoro Daimaou, as well, let us not forget. And he wanted to do that...quite a bit, in fact. There was no mercy involved in that fight.

In the case of science, the energy that we give off is electricity. All living things give off an electric 'aura' (many sharks and some types of fish use these auras to detect their prey). But as for true ki, since ki means 'spirit', it can be assumed that it is rooted in the spirit. The aura is sim...

NOTE: This was originally an e-mail sent to VegettoEX, and I'm posting it here upon his suggestion. Okay. A little while ago, I was in a debate with some folks about a particular scene in the Buu saga where Jinzouningen Juuhachigou donated energy to Goku's Chou Genki Dama. Well, I quickly dismissed...