Kinokima wrote: ↑Thu Sep 17, 2020 3:34 pm
Moro isn’t even really a true warrior that Goku should want to fight again. He literally steals power & feeds off others.
What you say here raises an interesting possibility - Moro mentioned back in Chapter 50 that he "detests
the sort of peace that you people [the Galactic Patrol] want to preserve on this planet and others. All those who would strive for such nonsense...should be eradicated."
Moro may not be a warrior, but Goku fundamentally is. Goku no doubt considers protecting Earth to be a very important point, but there's this other possible consequence to not wanting to fight as a Galactic Patrolman - namely, that he isn't fighting to preserve any kind of
peace as such, but rather he wants to fight as an Earthling
warrior, for its own sake.
That's very 'Goku' too, and might at least have the advantage of making
Moro look at what
Goku is doing from a different angle, rather than just assuming he's a typical Galactic Patrol type that he needs to try to eradicate. So this plot beat may not end up being about what Goku thinks, but about what Moro thinks (just feeding back into Goku's conversation with Merus from Chapter 63, as well). But then again, Moro's up against it; he may just look for any way out he can get, now.
Kinokima wrote: ↑Thu Sep 17, 2020 3:34 pmI know I always say don’t judge until you see the chapter and I am doing that now it’s just where it seems to be leading bothers me.
It may play out in the most straightforward way possible. Toyotarou considers Dragon Ball (and comics generally) to be for kids first and foremost, so he may not feel the need to be 'clever' about it. Or, it might not. There's enough in play that's open right now that it could go down in a few ways.
But hey. I consider the openness of any story's possibilities to be among the most enjoyable things about it as it unfolds - I'd say letting yourself get bothered about one particular possibility, especially this far out, robs you of the enjoyment of anticipation
and of the story itself once it's unfolded.