Unpopular DB opinions

[jeffbr92]

Despite how short it was, I find Vegetto vs Merged Zamasu fight more memorable than Vegetto vs Buuhan.

I agree, the fight with Boohan on both medias sucked pretty bad, Zamasu at least brought some scale of difficulty to Vegetto which was interesting to see.

[TheShadowEmperor8055]

I thought Majin Buu was an utterly ridiculous and shoddy main antagonist in the manga's story (and I still do).

[Baggie_Saiyan]

I thought Majin Buu was an utterly ridiculous and shoddy main antagonist in the manga's story (and I still do).

Fat Buu was fun, this massively build up villain was an unpredictable fat pink blob and a good step up from the dull Cell then Super Buu happened then he absorbed and became more talkative and just boring then kid/pure Buu was a snooze.

Despite how short it was, I find Vegetto vs Merged Zamasu fight more memorable than Vegetto vs Buuhan.

I agree, the fight with Boohan on both medias sucked pretty bad, Zamasu at least brought some scale of difficulty to Vegetto which was interesting to see.

That is because having protagonists beat and or toy on antagonists effortlessly is boring, the manga version of Vegetto Buu fight is more tolerable it's short and you don't question the dumbness of Vegetto's plan but the anime dragging it on becomes so boring so quick. On the flipside in the Trunks arc of DBS having Vegetto go all out and still not come close to defeating Zamasu sells him as a villain (and then later even being cut in freaking half doesn't stop Zamasu!)

[ABED]

It can get boring, but it's nice to see the tables turn on the villain. It's also boring if it's one sided, regardless of which side it is.

[The Patrolman]

I think the Dragon Ball Super's dub is pretty good. I think the hate is overblown

[Scsigs]

I think the Dragon Ball Super's dub is pretty good. I think the hate is overblown

Exactly. So many people gripe about the littlest things in the dub rather than having fun with it like the people producing the dub are doing. Some things like mistranslations or maybe some dub lines not being that good on their own, I get, but we're not gonna have a 100% direct translation & I think people need to get over that.

[PFM18]

I thought Majin Buu was an utterly ridiculous and shoddy main antagonist in the manga's story (and I still do).

I dont think that this is really that unpopular if at all.

Buu is an extremely boring villain and just very annoying. Definitely the worst of Z and probably the worst in the franchise (not including Gt)

[DBZAOTA482]

So it's not so much people who have a problem with Chichi that you take issue with, it's the type of arguments you have an issue with.

Yes, and thanks to Super they're worse than ever before. It must be hell being a Chi-Chi fan having to deal with all their meaningless rants and parroting.

[PsionicWarrior]

Buu is an extremely boring villain and just very annoying. Definitely the worst of Z and probably the worst in the franchise (not including Gt)

I don't understand how a villain which got more character development than most is considered boring, he was more complex than Freeza and Cell
you may not like his antics but it was a formidable villain in my opinion, I never understood the hate for the Buu arc

[PFM18]

Buu is an extremely boring villain and just very annoying. Definitely the worst of Z and probably the worst in the franchise (not including Gt)

I don't understand how a villain which got more character development than most is considered boring, he was more complex than Freeza and Cell
you may not like his antics but it was a formidable villain in my opinion, I never understood the hate for the Buu arc

He was boring because Fat Buu was an annoying child and Kid Buu was incapable of verbalizing anything close to a coherent thought.

Unlike with Cell and Freeza, Buu deprives the viewer of any interesting dialogue to complement the fights

[ABED]

Buu as a character where the parts are greater than the sum. There are lots of moments from fat Buu that I found interesting. Kid Buu's sheer nihilism made for some cool moments, but overall I feel Buu overstays his welcome.

[Doctor.]

Buu as a character where the parts are greater than the sum. There are lots of moments from fat Buu that I found interesting. Kid Buu's sheer nihilism made for some cool moments, but overall I feel Buu overstays his welcome.

I think every Boo was its own character, even the various Super Boo forms; that's enough to keep him interesting as he morphs throughout the arc.

[ABED]

Buu as a character where the parts are greater than the sum. There are lots of moments from fat Buu that I found interesting. Kid Buu's sheer nihilism made for some cool moments, but overall I feel Buu overstays his welcome.

I think every Boo was its own character, even the various Super Boo forms; that's enough to keep him interesting as he morphs throughout the arc.

They are all their own character but I don't find the other forms that interesting. The arc sags in the middle for that very reason.

Unpopular opinion - Clinkenbeard is good as young Goku and we didn't get to hear enough of it.

[DragonBallKing]

Toriyama's artwork/designs were perfect during the 23rd budokai and should'nt have changed as much as they did. Look at one piece, Luffy has hardly changed at all from a physical perspective in over 20 years of Oda drawing the series and i think that's for the best.

[majinwarman]

Despite how short it was, I find Vegetto vs Merged Zamasu fight more memorable than Vegetto vs Buuhan.

I agree, the fight with Boohan on both medias sucked pretty bad, Zamasu at least brought some scale of difficulty to Vegetto which was interesting to see.

Plus, Zamasu was at least an interesting villain unlike Buu at all.

[PsionicWarrior]

Despite how fearsome he was the fact alone he accepted to stop killing people only because M. Satan asked him makes him an interesting villain IMHO
I can totally get if someone did not like the childish nature of his first form, or his lack of dialogue in the later ones -even though these were both traits I personally liked a lot, the first one for the contrast, and the second one for the dehumanizing aspect- but he actually went through some development, unlike most other villains in the series actually lol

[PFM18]

Despite how short it was, I find Vegetto vs Merged Zamasu fight more memorable than Vegetto vs Buuhan.

I agree, the fight with Boohan on both medias sucked pretty bad, Zamasu at least brought some scale of difficulty to Vegetto which was interesting to see.

Plus, Zamasu was at least an interesting villain unlike Buu at all.

agreed.

[ABED]

It might be pedantic of me but I wouldn't call Buu changing forms to be character development, at least not in the same way Vegeta or even fat Buu did. They had changes of heart. Buu's personality changes were because he absorbed another character and took on some different traits.

[PsionicWarrior]

I don't disagree with that ABED, I was mostly referring to fat Buu but the change of tones he had through his various forms did change him in the way he acted, not strictly character development but still something that renewed from mere powerups lol

[ABED]

Fair point. I was just being pedantic. He certainly does change not just physcially, though whether you find his different personalities appealing is opinion.