I'm happy that there is no 1 vs 1 battle

[Lujin_16]

Otherwise i think some fights would be rushed but now it is non stop action so no more 1 fight 1 episode even if this arc will have 15 episodes it feels like
a longer fight like Frieza vs Goku but with many fighters

[Ki Breaker]

Yeah, I hope we get the feeling of a long fight and they don't pull Every transformation and bullshit to come and defeat the enemy in a single slot of 15 mins

[The gr]

I'm glad we didn't have a Vanilla tournament,it would just a generic torunament,but instead we got the most unique tournament from toriyama and maybe in shonen history

[dragonballgeek]

I have a feeling there might be a draw in some way. Which will probably result in 1 on 1 matches.

[Lord Frieza]

I'm happy because A) It's different and B) Less controlled.

In this kind of fight things can get very chaotic to begin with, you never know whats gonna happen and things can change on a dime.

[Boo Machine]

I don't know if the battle royal is a good thing. But it is interesting. 1 V 1 might have gotten dull after a while with so many fighters.

[Lord Frieza]

I think things are going to get a little one piece on us.

We'll be jumping around seeing ever-ones individual fights and maybe even get the odd episodes dedicated solely to lesser characters.

[Chuquita]

I'm just happy it's different. I was dreading a rehash of the Champa arc. While I'm still not looking forward to spending umpteen episodes in the same place, I am at least satisfied that it isn't one on one.

[Lord Frieza]

I'm just happy it's different. I was dreading a rehash of the Champa arc. While I'm still not looking forward to spending umpteen episodes in the same place, I am at least satisfied that it isn't one on one.

But almost every tournament is like that, from the 21st Budokai to the Cell games to the Universe 6 one. The only ones that ever broke the mold were Baba and Babidi's (Well lets say the fights on Babidi's ship was very tournament like).

[precita]

I just hope they deliver on their hype for the other characters. There's no reason to bring 17 back from obscurity, make 18 actually a fighter again, and bring Krillin and Piccolo back into fighting if they were going to do absolutely nothing.

If that were the case they probably would have just stuck with Goku, Vegeta, Gohan and Buu. But the fact that they went the extra length to bring back most of the other main supporting characters, it makes me hope they have good plans for them. People will be pissed if not.

[Chuquita]

I'm just happy it's different. I was dreading a rehash of the Champa arc. While I'm still not looking forward to spending umpteen episodes in the same place, I am at least satisfied that it isn't one on one.

But almost every tournament is like that, from the 21st Budokai to the Cell games to the Universe 6 one. The only ones that ever broke the mold were Baba and Babidi's (Well lets say the fights on Babidi's ship was very tournament like).

I'm probably just looking at it negatively in Super because I was hoping we'd get to do some exploring through the other universes and get to see all kinds of new places. I'm still disappointed Planet Salad didn't happen instead, though I can understand that right after Gokû Black (and I guess Copy Vegeta) that going to Planet Salad where there potentially might be a king who's a deadringer for Vegeta would be too much of the same trope one after another.

I haven't been enjoying Super as much lately and that causes me to become more critical of it.

[Ki Breaker]

I haven't been enjoying Super as much lately and that causes me to become more critical of it.

Can you tell why?
I am genuinely interested, super's arguably at it's peak right now

[Simere]

I haven't been enjoying Super as much lately and that causes me to become more critical of it.

Can you tell why?
I am genuinely interested, super's arguably at it's peak right now

Not enough Goku/Vegeta ho yay.

[Chuquita]

That is definitely part of it.

I haven't been enjoying Super as much lately and that causes me to become more critical of it.

Can you tell why?
I am genuinely interested, super's arguably at it's peak right now

I didn't like the way the Zamasu arc ended (Future Trunks should've gotten the kill with his genki dama sword as far as I'm concerned. Having Zamasu survive that and then everything with Future Omni King destroying everything was a mess and left me really unsatisfied.) but I enjoyed having mysteries to solve and theorize on. (I like murder mysteries in general; so having one here to puzzle out was a treat.)

A tournament gives me nothing of personal interest to make theories about. There's nothing fun to me about guessing who will win what fight.

I'm also tired of the gods stuff; I feel like Z switched it up more (saiyan arc was all about nuture vs nature; Freeza arc was outer space, all of which was totally different from mad science Cell and the androids, which is different from magical Majin Buu and the whole Vegeta getting kind of possessed by Babidi but not fully.).

While I like the false line thickness filter, I'm not a fan of the other filters because I feel like they're losing details in it.

Vegeta's gotten too boring, Gokû's gotten too unpredictable. They're also not really interacting with each other anymore like they were doing earlier in Super. Those two are my favorite characters the group so if they're not being as interesting to watch to me then I'm really not going to care as much about the arc overall.

I've never been interested in VegeBul and with I can't bring myself to care about Bra anymore despite caring about her back when Super first started.

I will say that the recent string of battles against the Dangerous Trio were well done. The pacing is getting its barrings in a way that reminds me of Z and that's also good. I don't think we're going to have the messy pacing that was present in the Zamasu arc because of what the past three episodes have shown.

I'm also tired of Tomioka getting to write the majority of the scripts. I get he gets a lot of praise, but I liked King Ryû so much more and I feel like I never see him or much of the other used-to-be-regular Super staff writers anymore.

[The gr]

That is definitely part of it.

I haven't been enjoying Super as much lately and that causes me to become more critical of it.

Can you tell why?
I am genuinely interested, super's arguably at it's peak right now

I didn't like the way the Zamasu arc ended (Future Trunks should've gotten the kill with his genki dama sword as far as I'm concerned. Having Zamasu survive that and then everything with Future Omni King destroying everything was a mess and left me really unsatisfied.) but I enjoyed having mysteries to solve and theorize on. (I like murder mysteries in general; so having one here to puzzle out was a treat.)

A tournament gives me nothing of personal interest to make theories about. There's nothing fun to me about guessing who will win what fight.

I'm also tired of the gods stuff; I feel like Z switched it up more (saiyan arc was all about nuture vs nature; Freeza arc was outer space, all of which was totally different from mad science Cell and the androids, which is different from magical Majin Buu and the whole Vegeta getting kind of possessed by Babidi but not fully.).

While I like the false line thickness filter, I'm not a fan of the other filters because I feel like they're losing details in it.

Vegeta's gotten too boring, Gokû's gotten too unpredictable. They're also not really interacting with each other anymore like they were doing earlier in Super. Those two are my favorite characters the group so if they're not being as interesting to watch to me then I'm really not going to care as much about the arc overall.

I will say that the recent string of battles against the Dangerous Trio were well done. The pacing is getting its barrings in a way that reminds me of Z and that's also good. I don't think we're going to have the messy pacing that was present in the Zamasu arc because of what the past three episodes have shown.

I'm also tired of Tomioka getting to write the majority of the scripts. I get he gets a lot of praise, but I liked King Ryû so much more and I feel like I never see him or much of the other used-to-be-regular Super staff writers anymore.

Goku being unpredictable is a bad thing I'll agree with Vegeta but let's wait for the episode where they form the team and there Vegeta will have a personality if not then look forward reading the next manga chapter

[Chuquita]

Goku being unpredictable is a bad thing I'll agree with Vegeta but let's wait for the episode where they form the team and there Vegeta will have a personality if not then look forward reading the next manga chapter

Unpredictable in a way that I can't tell if he's pulling the same thing he pulled with the Hit mini-arc or not (if he arranged something off-camera and that accounts for how reckless he's being or if he's genuinely acting this way or if the writer is setting Gokû up to learn a lesson or not). In battle it's definitely not a bad thing though.

I'm so sad over how boring Vegeta's becoming; he's vanilla-ing out where he doesn't stand out anymore.

I do look forward to the manga; overall Toyotarou's been doing a good job with everyone.

[pacz360]

I'm really unsure about the battle royal thing we're talking about 80 freaking characters here how the fuck there going to make it work.
Plus how do we make sure others like 17,18 another humans get there screen time?

[The gr]

I'm really unsure about the battle royal thing we're talking about 80 freaking characters here how the fuck there going to make it work.
Plus how do we make sure others like 17,18 another humans get there screen time?

This will work for a manga format but for the anime I'm having doubts,but I'm going to wait to see how things turn hopefully toei surprise us

[emperior]

Goku being unpredictable is a bad thing I'll agree with Vegeta but let's wait for the episode where they form the team and there Vegeta will have a personality if not then look forward reading the next manga chapter

Unpredictable in a way that I can't tell if he's pulling the same thing he pulled with the Hit mini-arc or not (if he arranged something off-camera and that accounts for how reckless he's being or if he's genuinely acting this way or if the writer is setting Gokû up to learn a lesson or not). In battle it's definitely not a bad thing though.

I'm so sad over how boring Vegeta's becoming; he's vanilla-ing out where he doesn't stand out anymore.

I do look forward to the manga; overall Toyotarou's been doing a good job with everyone.

I'm worried about Vegeta too. I really hope he will get some awesome character moment.

[ChronoTwigger]

I didn't minded since the start. I just want to know the plot behind.
I've seen SO MUCH fighting scenes since the '80 that I lost any interest.
Nothing can convey impacts like Hurrican Polymar, nothing can reach battle development like Saint Seiya and nothing can create thrills like Hokuto no Ken. Nothing can surprise me after JoJo.
Dragon Ball is good if and only the plot mechanics are good.
So I just wait for development. If that thing solve as just the tournament with no strings attached, despite how good are the fights, it's just a brutal waste of time, acrylics and talents.