Kanzenshuu

You may want to change it so that entering "Kai" or "Buu" doesn't automatically fill in all of the Kais/Buu forms for you. I ended up missing Kibito-Kai because of that, since I figured the fused version would either just be counted under "Kaioshin" or not on there at a...

I never really saw Fat Buu (after expelling Evil Buu) as being any weaker than the original Fat Buu. They might have lengthened the fight in the anime, but from what I remember of the manga (and it has been a while since I read through, so I might be a little off) there really wasn't anything in the...

3. The Sliding Scale of Villainy often contrasted with the Sorting Algorithm of Evil in Toriyama's original work; this should be fixed. I.E. Freeza is the most sadistic character in the series, yet he isn't the "Final Boss". Dr. Gero is far more sinister than the majority of his robotic o...

I always thought that Vegeta (at 18,000) wouldn't really be able to completely blow up a planet, even with such a strong blast. Of course, there's more than one way to "destroy" something besides just plain blowing it all up. Basically what would happen is the blast would do some pretty se...

I generally liked the filler that actually added something (Garlic Jr. saga having a different type of villain and a much-needed break from Freeza, the "learning to drive" episode being silly, the dead-people tournament showing the other Kais and past warriors that actually come close to o...

I've had a few Dragonball-related dreams. First one I can remember was back when I was in high school, maybe around 2003-2004. In the dream, the assistant principal of my school was evil and had sharp claws and some sort of breath attack called "Poopoo Breath" (and yes, she actually yelled...

On the same note, the game's English version also mistranslated "Giant Crab" as "Giant Club" Actually, the Giant Crab was translated right. It was the Big Crab (which, if I remember right, was actually stronger than the Giant Crab... seems a bit backwards) that became "Big ...

There's two basic things that determine whether something is an Internet meme. 1: It gets posted all over the Internet so often that it's hard to avoid seeing it. 2: It's not funny. Or, at least, it's not funny anymore (if it was ever funny to begin with) because dumb people have driven it 60 miles ...

I'm guessing that was a "Gokou" that got caught by the filter.