I kinda was i'll admit, my parents never would've let me play games like that as a kid, I asked for GTA when I was like 13 and my mom practically threw a fit so I had to wait until I was a teenager to finally play M-rated games, though I did watch R-rated movies at 12, but I was shocked by how many stories i've heard of kids even younger then that seeing them.jjgp1112 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 13, 2021 12:23 pmBruh, what? Even the average Looney Tunes cartoon is fairly violent. Most kids my age in my era gravitated towards violent, bloody stuff. We were ten years old cutting people with chainsaws in Grand Theft Auto and shit. Watching Attitude era WWF. Sneaking to watch South Park. Kids can not only handle violence, they enjoy it.
Man, some of y'all were sheltered.
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If I have kids, I'll avoid showing them Dragon Ball till they're at least 8. That's when most are able to differentiate fantasy from reality.
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18 would have your neck for a mistake like that.PurestEvil wrote: ↑Wed Oct 13, 2021 1:49 pmWait, but that would make Roshi a pedophile!
Oh phew...in the Garlic Jr saga.
The only thing holding me back from showing my kids Dragonball would actually be their understanding of fiction and the concepts of death. The violence in Dragonabll isn't that much more than what was dipicted in the DCAU twenty years ago. The worst offenders would be any impalements, dismemberments, or decapitations.
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Kuririn's daughter is named Maron, not Marron. Toriyama rarely just used words as is for names, he usually altered them somewhat.PurestEvil wrote: ↑Wed Oct 13, 2021 1:49 pmWait, but that would make Roshi a pedophile!
Oh phew...in the Garlic Jr saga.
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You’ve mixed up the spellings. In English translations (at least for the anime), Krillin’s daughter is Marron, spelled with two “R”s. Maron with one “R” is his ex-girlfriend.Adamant wrote: ↑Thu Oct 14, 2021 7:14 pmKuririn's daughter is named Maron, not Marron. Toriyama rarely just used words as is for names, he usually altered them somewhat.PurestEvil wrote: ↑Wed Oct 13, 2021 1:49 pmWait, but that would make Roshi a pedophile!
Oh phew...in the Garlic Jr saga.
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Adamant wrote: ↑Thu Oct 14, 2021 7:14 pmKuririn's daughter is named Maron, not Marron. Toriyama rarely just used words as is for names, he usually altered them somewhat.PurestEvil wrote: ↑Wed Oct 13, 2021 1:49 pmWait, but that would make Roshi a pedophile!
Oh phew...in the Garlic Jr saga.
No Kuririn’s daughter is Marron. His ex is Maron. Easy to remember because Maron is closer to moron.
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No.
マロン = "marron", the French word for chestnut
マロン = the name of Kuririn's Toei-invented girlfriend. Spelled the exact same way as the source word
マーロン = the name of Kuririn's Toriyama-invented daughter. Taken from the source word, but with an elongated first syllable.
Easy to remember because Toriyama almost never uses words as they are.
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They're referring to the name used by Simmons in the subtitles as well as the official dub name (I believe), "Marron".
The extra R is there to represent the elongated ma. It's not about the French word.
The extra R is there to represent the elongated ma. It's not about the French word.
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...but there's no "extra r" there, the source word is spelled marron. There's two rs there to begin with.MyVisionity wrote: ↑Thu Oct 14, 2021 8:01 pm The extra R is there to represent the elongated ma. It's not about the French word.
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Yes, but the reason that Funi/Simmons call Maaron "Marron" is not because of the original French spelling. It's to represent the elongated vowel. They had already used "Maron" for Garlic Jr.'s Maron instead of using the French spelling. So they went with "Marron" for Kuririn's daughter to differentiate between the two.Adamant wrote: ↑Thu Oct 14, 2021 8:15 pm...but there's no "extra r" there, the source word is spelled marron. There's two rs there to begin with.MyVisionity wrote: ↑Thu Oct 14, 2021 8:01 pm The extra R is there to represent the elongated ma. It's not about the French word.
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Ok, but neither of us are Funi or Simmons, so there's no particular need to slavishly adhere to their fuckups...?MyVisionity wrote: ↑Thu Oct 14, 2021 8:22 pmYes, but the reason that Funi/Simmons call Maaron "Marron" is not because of the original French spelling. It's to represent the elongated vowel. They had already used "Maron" for Garlic Jr.'s Maron instead of using the French spelling. So they went with "Marron" for Kuririn's daughter to differentiate between the two.Adamant wrote: ↑Thu Oct 14, 2021 8:15 pm...but there's no "extra r" there, the source word is spelled marron. There's two rs there to begin with.MyVisionity wrote: ↑Thu Oct 14, 2021 8:01 pm The extra R is there to represent the elongated ma. It's not about the French word.
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I've thought on this a little more. I don't have kids, but the violence is the part I'm least concerned about if my (future) kids ever want to watch Dragon Ball. Granted, they wouldn't be watching it at like 4; they need to be at least 8 like I was, but preferably 10. It's mainly the Roshi stuff from early Dragon Ball that I wouldn't want them seeing or asking me questions about at extremely young ages. Maybe it's because I was seeing the censored versions, but despite all the fighting, I never associated Dragon Ball with extreme violence as a kid, just yelling and energy blasts. Even having seen it uncensored, I feel like the tone of it is detached enough from reality to where it wouldn't get muddled. Ofc parents should know their kids and what they can/can't handle, etc.
The story of DRAGON BALL starts from the moment Goku met Bulma. I don't really mind the Z, so long as it's understood that it's not the true beginning of the story.
I actually prefer the Goku vs Tenshinhan and Goku vs Piccolo Jr. rivalries to the Goku vs Vegeta rivalry.
I actually prefer the Goku vs Tenshinhan and Goku vs Piccolo Jr. rivalries to the Goku vs Vegeta rivalry.
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Honestly, there is just so much else out there that is better I don't really see a need to show my kids Dragon Ball. I'd be more interested in seeing what they and their friends want to follow instead so that they don't feel like I'm pressuring them into watching what I like.
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If my kid took an interest in Dragon Ball the way I did, I'd show it to them, all things considered. It's a bit doubtful though, unless ny kid gravitates toward older material. But I wouldn't plan to get them into it the way parents plan to show their kids the Star Wars movies to turn them into superfans. With all of the above, I'd also want my kid forming their own interests that are distinct from my own. If they naturally like some of the same things as me, it would take some getting used to, but I'd welcome that more than me forcing it on them.JulieYBM wrote: ↑Fri Oct 15, 2021 12:18 am Honestly, there is just so much else out there that is better I don't really see a need to show my kids Dragon Ball. I'd be more interested in seeing what they and their friends want to follow instead so that they don't feel like I'm pressuring them into watching what I like.
What's going to be really funny if my kid doesn't care about movies or any TV/anime. For all we know, our kids might not be into any of this type of stuff by the time of their pre-adolescence-onward.
The story of DRAGON BALL starts from the moment Goku met Bulma. I don't really mind the Z, so long as it's understood that it's not the true beginning of the story.
I actually prefer the Goku vs Tenshinhan and Goku vs Piccolo Jr. rivalries to the Goku vs Vegeta rivalry.
I actually prefer the Goku vs Tenshinhan and Goku vs Piccolo Jr. rivalries to the Goku vs Vegeta rivalry.
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Oof, yeah, that might suck. I'd probably like to show them Star Trek, at least. Deep Space Nine is so important as a work of art and progressive television that I think it'd be educational in that respect.Demon Prince Piccolo wrote: ↑Fri Oct 15, 2021 12:32 amIf my kid took an interest in Dragon Ball the way I did, I'd show it to them, all things considered. It's a bit doubtful though, unless ny kid gravitates toward older material. But I wouldn't plan to get them into it the way parents plan to show their kids the Star Wars movies to turn them into superfans. With all of the above, I'd also want my kid forming their own interests that are distinct from my own. If they naturally like some of the same things as me, it would take some getting used to, but I'd welcome that more than me forcing it on them.JulieYBM wrote: ↑Fri Oct 15, 2021 12:18 am Honestly, there is just so much else out there that is better I don't really see a need to show my kids Dragon Ball. I'd be more interested in seeing what they and their friends want to follow instead so that they don't feel like I'm pressuring them into watching what I like.
What's going to be really funny if my kid doesn't care about movies or any TV/anime. For all we know, our kids might not be into any of this type of stuff by the time of their pre-adolescence-onward.
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Yeah, it's like how my dad isn't into movies/TV/novels at all and is massive sports fan. I had to will myself to get a bit of an interest in sports to have a better connection (to his credit, he never forced his love for sports on me). To give kids credit, while impressionable, they're capable of forming their own opinions, so there's nothing wrong with showing them something you like to see if they get anything from it. And if they don't, they'll usually let you know.
The story of DRAGON BALL starts from the moment Goku met Bulma. I don't really mind the Z, so long as it's understood that it's not the true beginning of the story.
I actually prefer the Goku vs Tenshinhan and Goku vs Piccolo Jr. rivalries to the Goku vs Vegeta rivalry.
I actually prefer the Goku vs Tenshinhan and Goku vs Piccolo Jr. rivalries to the Goku vs Vegeta rivalry.
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Yeah, sports stuff was always just a thing for me, like going to the zoo. I can't tell you shit about baseball but I'd go to a game if free tickets fell on my lap or someone simply asked.Demon Prince Piccolo wrote: ↑Fri Oct 15, 2021 12:40 amYeah, it's like how my dad isn't into movies/TV/novels at all and is massive sports fan. I had to will myself to get a bit of an interest in sports to have a better connection (to his credit, he never forced his love for sports on me). To give kids credit, while impressionable, they're capable of forming their own opinions, so there's nothing wrong with showing them something you like to see if they get anything from it. And if they don't, they'll usually let you know.
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If I were eight years old watching DB I probably would have gone to school asking girls for their panties and a pafupafu. I guess that's why it's important for adults to be aware of what their children are consuming, so they can teach them what's appropriate and what's not.
The Viz manga used to say "Recommended for Ages 13 and up" on the covers. Despite the series itself actually being more in line with the 12 and under crowd, I think their recommendation is appropriate considering the questionable content within.
The Viz manga used to say "Recommended for Ages 13 and up" on the covers. Despite the series itself actually being more in line with the 12 and under crowd, I think their recommendation is appropriate considering the questionable content within.
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I'm not concerned about the violence that much either, it's so out of reach the fact that they throw energy beams and fly and destroy planets. I remember as a kid everybody playing DB in recess and we weren't beating each other up, but spending 10 minutes yelling and charging an invisible attack and pretending we were sent flying away by it. What a waste of spare time lol.
In any case, I'd start with the DBZ anime. The manga is much more gruesome and Z already leaves behind Roshi, fortunately. While the violence isn't particularly violent, I'd rather have a kid start with the lesser version of the violence. If they want more viscera, they can always read the manga.
In any case, I'd start with the DBZ anime. The manga is much more gruesome and Z already leaves behind Roshi, fortunately. While the violence isn't particularly violent, I'd rather have a kid start with the lesser version of the violence. If they want more viscera, they can always read the manga.