Would you like to see adventure come back?

[Captain Strawberry]

I would like to see it come back though I am biased on that since adventure is one of my favourite genres.

[Gog]

I wouldn't mind it's return, perhaps a trip through the universe, no a trip through all twelve universes!

[DragonBallFoodie]

I'd love it, but no. Adventure is for the young. Goku and Bulma have moved on from that and have families of their own to care for.

I wouldn't mind it's return, perhaps a trip through the universe, no a trip through all twelve universes!

That would be cool actually, and more interesting than a tournament where all 12 universes meet.

It's so conflicting for me.

[Chuquita]

Yes. Adventure sounds so much more appealing to me than yet another tournament so soon on the heels of the previous one.

[FoolsGil]

Ever since I heard about the 12 universes it was what I wanted. 12 whole universes, and no one exploring a damn thing, Talk about Chekov's gun never going off.

[emperior]

Ever since I heard about the 12 universes it was what I wanted. 12 whole universes, and no one exploring a damn thing, Talk about Chekov's gun never going off.

It was never hinted nor implied the characters would explore the 12 universes, especially because Dragon Ball is a shounen. The most logical expectation was to see the 12 universes best fighters and Gods, and we are getting it next arc

[FoolsGil]

Ever since I heard about the 12 universes it was what I wanted. 12 whole universes, and no one exploring a damn thing, Talk about Chekov's gun never going off.

It was never hinted nor implied the characters would explore the 12 universes, especially because Dragon Ball is a shounen. The most logical expectation was to see the 12 universes best fighters and Gods, and we are getting it next arc

That's not how it should be. If a writer brings up multiple universes, he or she should be ready to explore it. And shonen isn't an excuse to not write correctly.

[Lord Beerus]

Of course. But this just reminds me of how upset I am over the potential stories that are being thrown away due the circumstances of the Universe Survival arc. I mean, GT, for all the shit I give that show, at least tried to bring back a sense of adventure in the very first arc, but like a lot of GT, it severely lacked in execution. Super really has no excuse for practically pissing away the whole multiverse concept that Battle Of Gods introduced for the sake of a tournament. I'm so disappointed the show is going into that direction. There's so much they could do with the other universes.

[ABED]

Of course. But this just reminds me of how upset I am over the potential stories that are being thrown away due the circumstances of the Universe Survival arc. I mean, GT, for all the shit I give that show, at least tried to bring back a sense of adventure in the very first arc, but like a lot of GT, it severely lacked in execution. Super really has no excuse for practically pissing away the whole multiverse concept that Battle Of Gods introduced for the sake of a tournament. I'm so disappointed the show is going into that direction. There's so much they could do with the other universes.

GT does lack for execution, but I do like the first part of the show. I get being disappointed when a story doesn't take advantage of certain elements, be it a character or story possibilities, but I still think we should judge these things mostly on their own merits (or lack thereof) as opposed to judging it against where we think the story should have gone.

And shonen isn't an excuse to not write correctly.

There is no correctly in this case. This isn't Chekov's Gun at all. You just don't like how the gun is being fired.

[Lord Beerus]

Of course. But this just reminds me of how upset I am over the potential stories that are being thrown away due the circumstances of the Universe Survival arc. I mean, GT, for all the shit I give that show, at least tried to bring back a sense of adventure in the very first arc, but like a lot of GT, it severely lacked in execution. Super really has no excuse for practically pissing away the whole multiverse concept that Battle Of Gods introduced for the sake of a tournament. I'm so disappointed the show is going into that direction. There's so much they could do with the other universes.

GT does lack for execution, but I do like the first part of the show. I get being disappointed when a story doesn't take advantage of certain elements, be it a character or story possibilities, but I still think we should judge these things mostly on their own merits (or lack thereof) as opposed to judging it against where we think the story should have gone.

But you just can't help but think, "What could have been?". I mean, my favourite arc in all of Dragon Ball, the Future Trunks arc, happens entirely because of the multiverse concept that was introduced, with Zamasu, the central villain, being from a completely another Universe. I mean, if they could do that with just one of the other universes, can you imagine what they could do with the other 10.

[ABED]

And it's fun to think of those things, but judge the merits of the story, characters, etc. and not simply against what you think they should have done.

[Chuquita]

Of course. But this just reminds me of how upset I am over the potential stories that are being thrown away due the circumstances of the Universe Survival arc. I mean, GT, for all the shit I give that show, at least tried to bring back a sense of adventure in the very first arc, but like a lot of GT, it severely lacked in execution. Super really has no excuse for practically pissing away the whole multiverse concept that Battle Of Gods introduced for the sake of a tournament. I'm so disappointed the show is going into that direction. There's so much they could do with the other universes.

I second this. I'm very disappointed in Shueisha for likely sacrificing universes we haven't even gotten a chance to visit and possibly never will for a tournament (and so soon on the heels of another tournament).

The only way I'd be more lenient would be if they weren't going to destroy the losing universes.

[Boo Machine]

Sure, I'd love to see more adventure. The bright side I've been looking at with the Universe Tournament happening so soon, is that it's happening already, so once it's done it will be out of the way and we won't have to worry about it anymore. Then we can possible look forward to other concepts like adventure. This is assuming of course that the other universes aren't destroyed in this arc or they even feel like going the route of Exploring other planets at all.

[Neo-Makaiōshin]

I wouldn't mind it's return, perhaps a trip through the universe, no a trip through all twelve universes!

Before we go that far we should first explore a bit more Earth, then the 4 galaxies, then the whole universe 7 and then we can explore the other Universes.

[Thouser]

That's not how it should be. If a writer brings up multiple universes, he or she should be ready to explore it. And shonen isn't an excuse to not write correctly.

Disregarding the fact that there is not a "correct" way to tell a story, there was absolutely no implication that we would ever see any of those other universes. If I remember, the implication was that there were enough universes for there to be lots of people stronger than Goku, right? The whole point of that reveal was just to hammer home the point of Beerus defeating Goku: that there's always someone better out there. That's just an extention of Jackie Chun from the 21st budōkai.

The fact that Goku and co. are going to take on fighters from the other universes is the most direct extention of that idea. The point wasn't that there were more worlds to explore but that there were plenty of stronger guys for Goku to fight and improve himself.

[emperior]

That's not how it should be. If a writer brings up multiple universes, he or she should be ready to explore it. And shonen isn't an excuse to not write correctly.

Disregarding the fact that there is not a "correct" way to tell a story, there was absolutely no implication that we would ever see any of those other universes. If I remember, the implication was that there were enough universes for there to be lots of people stronger than Goku, right? The whole point of that reveal was just to hammer home the point of Beerus defeating Goku: that there's always someone better out there. That's just an extention of Jackie Chun from the 21st budōkai.

The fact that Goku and co. are going to take on fighters from the other universes is the most direct extention of that idea. The point wasn't that there were more worlds to explore but that there were plenty of stronger guys for Goku to fight and improve himself.

This. Also what do people expect from an adventure in Dragon Ball these days? It worked on the first chapters of the manga because Goku wasn't overpowered as he is now. Right now I just can't see how an adventure would work without an enemy. It would be Namek 2.0

[Gog]

That's not how it should be. If a writer brings up multiple universes, he or she should be ready to explore it. And shonen isn't an excuse to not write correctly.

Disregarding the fact that there is not a "correct" way to tell a story, there was absolutely no implication that we would ever see any of those other universes. If I remember, the implication was that there were enough universes for there to be lots of people stronger than Goku, right? The whole point of that reveal was just to hammer home the point of Beerus defeating Goku: that there's always someone better out there. That's just an extention of Jackie Chun from the 21st budōkai.

The fact that Goku and co. are going to take on fighters from the other universes is the most direct extention of that idea. The point wasn't that there were more worlds to explore but that there were plenty of stronger guys for Goku to fight and improve himself.

This. Also what do people expect from an adventure in Dragon Ball these days? It worked on the first chapters of the manga because Goku wasn't overpowered as he is now. Right now I just can't see how an adventure would work without an enemy. It would be Namek 2.0

You could get rid of Goku... Yeah it would be Namek again

[LightBing]

Adventure wasn't ever a feature of Dragon Ball with the exception of three arcs.

Now with the characters having the ability of sensing ki and Goku's Shunkan ido, an adventure is very unlikely unless the writing bends to make it possible and I don't see it happening.
I would love to explore the other Universes but, yeah...

[FoolsGil]

Adventure wasn't ever a feature of Dragon Ball with the exception of three arcs.

Three arcs out of 10? That's a hearty chunk of the series. Personally I would say 4 with the Daimao arc.

[SaiyanGod117]

Yea, I would like that just traveling around one of the galaxies in another universe having the cast meet and interact with various races, maybe help an insurrectionist group along the way.