My impression while Champa was looking for them was that while the Super Dragon Balls were a known existence in U6, they are not like that in U7 yet, so Champa was taking advantage of this. But both universes would have their own sets.ArchedThunder wrote:If so, my only question is why are the (or at least some of the) Super Dragon Balls in Universe 7? Did the people of Universe 6 send them to 7 to try and hide them from Champa?
I guess he, along with the rest of the gang that was present throughout the entirety, or most, of DB and DBZ's arcs, wants to at least keep up with his training and, to some degree, maintain their martial arts pride, much in the same way Tenshinhan has ALWAYS done, and unlike Krillin and Yamcha for quite a while in the second half of DBZ, most notably the Majin Buu arc. It was cool to see Goku finally interact with Krillin again one-on-one, we haven't seen that for a while, now that I think of it, and it was nice idea to dedicate a few minutes of the episodes to have them spend some time with each other, being best friends and all. Another great move to take advantage of the opportunity the fact this is a TV series presents. If they're careful enough with their planning, there's room and time for everyone, just the right amounts, unlike the somewhat rushed and out-of-nowhere (although obviously approved) appearances of Tenshinhan, Krillin and even Muten Roshi in the Movies, especially Fukkatsu no F. I guess we should be happy with the way they're managing the episodes' time to give the respectful, proper screen time to each character and their respective interactions with the main guys.Araki wrote: - Kuririn's request to Goku was indeed related to his decision to leave retirement behind and become a fighter again, as i predicted. I guess that's also why he decides to get work as a cop (after the timeskip next episode, he's doing it already).
Indeed, and speaking of which, i was actually thinking earlier how it would be a waste if we're not shown what Tenshinhan was up to before Freeza's arrival. Or especially, why Mutenroshi suddenly felt motivated to fight again. Toriyama was never known to care about that, but the anime used to love to fill these gaps when everyone was scattered and on their own like this. I wouldn't even mind a very slow pacing, if time is properly used.MaGyunia wrote:If they're careful enough with their planning, there's room and time for everyone, just the right amounts, unlike the somewhat rushed and out-of-nowhere (although obviously approved) appearances of Tenshinhan, Krillin and even Muten Roshi in the Movies, especially Fukkatsu no F.
I think fight will be 5 episode at mostKuririn Fan wrote:I feel like Goku vs Freeza is gonna be like 10 episodes
Yeah, I'm hoping Gohan and First Form Freeza go toe to toe for a bit before Freeza goes in his second form and then destroys him.Raizel wrote:I think fight will be 5 episode at mostKuririn Fan wrote:I feel like Goku vs Freeza is gonna be like 10 episodes
2 episode for Regular Goku vs Final Form Freeza
3 episode for SSB Goku vs Golden Freeza
Then 1 episode for Vegeta fodderizing Freeza
I hope Gohan won't get oneshotted by Freeza.1 episode Gohan vs First Form Freeza could be cool.
Not really. It was kinda turn-off, actually. Seeing the amazing exchange of blows between SSGSS Goku and Golden Freeza and then cut to the scene with Beerus and Whis talking about foodLord Frieza wrote:... but Beerus and Whis while funny really took away the tension from the SSB vs GF part of the fight.
I, on the other hand, loved that anti-climax.Noah wrote:Not really. It was kinda turn-off, actually. Seeing the amazing exchange of blows between SSGSS Goku and Golden Freeza and then cut to the scene with Beerus and Whis talking about foodLord Freeza wrote:... but Beerus and Whis while funny really took away the tension from the SSB vs GF part of the fight.
Chapter 4 of the manga, where Champa and the Freeza soldiers clearly see a huge Dragon Ball while just floating out in space. Even if they aren't as big as a traditional planet, they at least seem to be on some sort of planetary body scale.alakazam^ wrote:Where did the "Super Dragon Balls are planet-sized" theory came from?
That's exactly what the point of the scene was. Gohan was the strongest of all the Z fighter (and that is why the Piccolo scene happened so Gohan one shotting Shishami would show he was the strongest) and Freeza almost killed him in his first form so imagine what he will be like in the final form. It was there to show the audience how strong Freeza had become.buutenks wrote:Well freeza one shotted a base gohan,so his fault for not being on guard.Guess he made same mistake as goku did.Also taking in account that freeza's final form can survive without much injury base goku after he absorbed the god ki,id say his first form would be insanely powerful.
The intent would've worked a lot better if Gohan was in his actual strongest and Piccolo was nerfed so a random mook can appear like a threat.Baggie_Saiyan wrote:That's exactly what the point of the scene was. Gohan was the strongest of all the Z fighter (and that is why the Piccolo scene happened so Gohan one shotting Shishami would show he was the strongest) and Freeza almost killed him in his first form so imagine what he will be like in the final form. It was there to show the audience how strong Freeza had become.buutenks wrote:Well freeza one shotted a base gohan,so his fault for not being on guard.Guess he made same mistake as goku did.Also taking in account that freeza's final form can survive without much injury base goku after he absorbed the god ki,id say his first form would be insanely powerful.
