Kanzenshuu

I'm of the opinion that when a Saiyan trains hard in his 'normal' form, it would beef up his SSJ power.

The stronger your base level, the stronger your transformation will be.

Frankly, he needs to find some alternative hosting for all the content on the special 'Video's page' he drummed up. I'm fairly certain that he now realises how popular the site is!

I'm also damn sure that just about every member here has contributed to the exceeded bandwidth via that video page!

I think of it as 'Saotome-ryu'. :P

That is pretty much the fighting style of most of the characters. They don't stick to a particular form of martial arts, they simply do what the situation calls for. I'm quite sure each person has a distinctive style (look at the differences in battle stances ...

You must show us the results. I think I'm quite safe in saying that all members on these boards are in agreement with me on this!

I'm looking forward to seeing how this will turn out. Knowing your vivid imagination, I'm sure this will be quite something to see! :P

(Of course, there is no pressure ...

Vegetto is the strongest. Otherwise, Mike would be known as GogetaEX.

I apologise for the lack of contribution to this subject... or should I even have to? I've a feeling I'd be required to apologise if I DID contribute something. Hmm.

As far as we know, there are no obvious difference in the effect they both have on the opponent. This is similar to the thread posted a while back to the positioning of Goku's hand during the KameHameHa. I assume Toriyama wanted to show differences in the styles of each person; Kuririn's own way of ...

Has anyone considered the technique might have been termed Double Sundae , rather than a day of the week? Given that Saiya-jin are obsessed with food, also their names are food-related; wouldn't that be a better technique for Raditz? Just an odd thought, but nevertheless it seems quite appropriate ...

That sounds promising, however it's as Announcer said; not much of a description at all. From what I can gather, the Daizenshuu's seem to leave a lot of things unsaid. Oh well, I suppose it's enough for me in any case.

Thanks for the scan, Ash.

If memory serves, Daizenshuu #7 offers some sort of explanation about Namek-go? I don't know this for sure, due to my sources being somewhat... unreliable. However I'd just like to ask for clarification on this matter? I'm willing to risk my pride on this. :/

Oh man. This makes me really want to respond to those comments in a like manner. Would you like to see my argument?

http://www.ninjapirate.com/returnofjesus.html

This makes me laugh every time it is linked to me. When you take the time to think about it, that Ninjapirate link really makes a ton ...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freeza

Freeza has the distinction of being the only Dragonball character specifically described as homosexual, in issue number 233 of the Japanese manga. In fact, according to creator, Akira Toriyama, Freeza was based on a stereotype of the effeminate but muscular ...

I've read a lot of fanfics. (I know. >.>) and a few have references to Freeza's race as the 'Aesuu-jin'. I have no idea if that is correct, but Ice-jin does sound right.

One might also assume the term 'Changeling' was derived from the fact that he was able to transform at least four times. If it is ...

My God... The technique names are beyond belief. Magic Needle for Makankosappô? It really makes the show extremely childlike.

What, more than it already is? :roll:

Heh. The uncut version is comparable to this? I think not! I'm sure Akira Toriyama-sama would be shocked at the British accents ...

My God... The technique names are beyond belief. Magic Needle for Makankosappô? It really makes the show extremely childlike.

If you would like a proper RPG, go to the one in my signature. You can see some good RP battles on there occaionally. My username on that game is Saitô_Hajime, come by and say hello.

Shouldn't you display a bit of a spoiler warning first? Maybe that was the reason no-one added an in-depth summary before. I know it's years after GT finished, but we still have fans who have not seen the series. I don't want to bust your bubble, (it was a magnificently detailed and compelling ...

Apologies. Spotted a teensy weensy spelling error in the Transformations Guide - Movie Characters listed here.
In the yellow box description of Broli, it says: "Broli is just a ridiculously power (ful?) Saiyan able to hold his own and deal up destruction on a daily basis."

Just letting you know. :P

I tested it with IE and got one popup, but I couldn't tell if it was the one DBW informed us about, due to that Google toolbar. :P

I reloaded the page and opened new windows of IE and did not get any recurrences, apart from that first test in IE.

I'm sure most home users are Firefox lovers and if ...

That situation annoyed me a little too. It's just Goku...the way he is. Deep down he is a Saiya-jin, and his instincts seem to prevail above others. This is shown when only Vegeta and possibly Piccolo are the only ones who know exactly why he is leaving (to fight Uubu at full power while fully ...

He's named after the planet. 'Vegeta-Ou' translates into 'King Vegeta', the 'ou' of course meaning King. The 'sama' suffix I added in my above post, denotes a term of high respect. 'Ouji' means 'Prince', and is added to our Vegeta's name.

Vegeta-sei means 'Planet Vegeta', ('-sei' added to the end ...