Toyotaro, in his interview in Italy, said that any idea Toriyama likes from the manga, he includes in the anime.Kanassa wrote: Whoa, whoa, whoa. When was it ever stated that Toriyama was the one who brought SSG back for that arc?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdHqHnK-FvY
2:40-2:50.
The problem is Toriyama, he likes an idea from the manga, and then he tells Toei Stuff "Look include this from the manga, because I like it and makes the story better", thats what Toyotaro said here.TheMikado wrote:
Super is one of those rare shows where the sum of its mediocre parts actually makes the entire product overall worse. I’ll give a good example, the reinclusion of of SSG in the ToP after spamming SSB is awfully executed.
It shows a total lack of planning and direction from where ever the direction is coming from.
When an idea is brought in it shows a poor execution of the idea or concept.
This concept feels awkward and after the thought.
Further the flanderization of the character further makes this feel off as you don’t feel the character isn’t even smart enough to retroactively realize all the times he should have been using it.
Further the fight it’s sequenced in, while average and not terrible by any means lacks the payoff for the absurd plot point of suddenly being back the poorly planned and executed form.
To in the end, you have something that conceptually falls flat and worse than the individual parts.
Other examples are the two female characters. Independently they have mediocre concepts.
Terrible one dimensional personalities, designs that some may find unattractive, unjustified power ups.
Any one of these issues would be annoying but passable as long as he others fail into place. The problem is that so much about them is mediocre that it makes the total presented package even worse than the individual parts.
So no, on a technical level Supers individual parts are not back, however when taken into totality it breaks down concepts and executions across the board which is the number one issue. It excels at nothing while simultaneously interweaving the broken and mediocre parts to weave and increasingly ugly tapestry that is of worse quality then the individual threads which compose it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdHqHnK-FvY
About Caulifla and Kale: Imo The main problem is the miscast of their voices, Caulifla is fine, although I wish they got Ami Koshimizu to voice her, she would give her character more personality(She was Ryuko in Kill la Kill), and of course the main issue is Kale, Yukana is a terrible seiyuu(for a reason Pierrot gave her a minor role in Bleach) she is a poor version of Nana Mitsuki.
Great seiyuus can make characters better than expected(Shinchiro Miki voicing Zamasu for example).
I agree about the lack of explanations, specially on Kale, with Caulifla at least they mentioned she had great potential.