The Boo arc's ending did suggest he could create an Evil Boo again, not that I'm giving Toriyama ideas.SingleFringe&Sparks wrote:No. Not only will he be turned into a joke, have no motivation, the series would only feel even more circular than it already is. Then people will want to bring Buu back... Oh wait. Hes there just not doing a damn thing.
Fat Boo became an ally and evil Boo got reincarnated.julianix wrote:Yes I would love Cell to return are you kidding me? He was the perfect villain.
However I think Cell would be way to much for the Z warriors to handle even current Goku and Vegeta. I mean Cell is essentially an improved combination of the Z warriors and Freeza. If we would hypothetically train for god knows how long he would be a terror. You combine the zenkei boost and Freeza potential along with the Saiyan drive to be the strongest and on top of that the strategist mind and regeneration of Piccolo.
It's best he stays dead and maybe bring Buu back instead..makes more sense to me
Gero having some unknown student who will revived Cell makes no sense at all. One, no one knew about Cell at all until he appeared out of nowhere and Cell never told the public who created him. Two, they can just as easily make their own version of Cell with updated cells from the much more powerful Z-Fighters instead of using a creature that got itself killed by a child.Gorou wrote:As they pulled out of some Freezer's subordinates, may pull out some potential students/other creations by Gero that can fulfil the task of reviving Gero or Cell
The point is that it would be a copy of the revival of Freeza, and would sound monotonous (already the return of Freeza was handled very badly). Like I said, if will be reintroduced to time travel, will be able to use the mysterious timeline 4, where no one knows what happened to the Cell games.
Kanassa wrote:Goku barely took a backseat in the Buu saga, at best he took a leisurely stroll round back while everyone else cried for him to come back.precita wrote:Goku will still be around but take a Buu saga approach backseat.
Gero having some assistant, that knows his secret projects, is not absurd at all. It is no less absurd than two subordinates of Freeza who land on Earth and resurrect their boss without anyone stop them. And reconstruct an improved version of a creature that took 24 years to form, when you can use a weaker version, but ready (with great potential ever expressed, because biologically he had 5 years when he died) is not very convenient. The long time required was the main reason why Gero has shelved the project.HeroR wrote: Gero having some unknown student who will revived Cell makes no sense at all. One, no one knew about Cell at all until he appeared out of nowhere and Cell never told the public who created him. Two, they can just as easily make their own version of Cell with updated cells from the much more powerful Z-Fighters instead of using a creature that got itself killed by a child.
Golden, or a similar version, is possible (useful for animators because would eliminate all the stains).apex_pretador wrote:coming to think about it , cell will need 10 months of training (4 months to become golden and 6 months to become SSB).
SSB golden cell - he is blue golden in color.
Then he self-destructs and returns as Super saiyan blue golden vegetto and asks goku for a senzu as he used too much energy in regenerating.
when was SSB stated to require a pure heart? It was only a requirement of the ritual of SSG. SSB can be achieved just by training.Gorou wrote:Golden, or a similar version, is possible (useful for animators because would eliminate all the stains).apex_pretador wrote:coming to think about it , cell will need 10 months of training (4 months to become golden and 6 months to become SSB).
SSB golden cell - he is blue golden in color.
Then he self-destructs and returns as Super saiyan blue golden vegetto and asks goku for a senzu as he used too much energy in regenerating.
SSB requires a pure heart, which he doesn't own.
However, the biggest power ups would be the assimilation (like Namekian Fusion) of his children, which would be unlimited, and the kaioken.
There's also Zenkai, who with Goku and Vegeta has do miracles.
The basic premise is create a warrior/being biologically perfect, combining the cells of the strongest fighters of the Earth, and space, and it is not at all stupid. The creation itself does not follow even his programming. And for the purpose that you speak, the scientist has built other machines.BoosterZabi wrote:Cell is just not that interesting enough to bring back and who exactly would want to bring him back in the first place? Some angst sociopath gunmen who wants to destroy the world before commits suicide???
And when I say he's not that interesting I mean his character was based around that he wanted to kill everything because he was programmed to do so by a revengeful scientist who was upset at Goku for destroying an army comprised of cartoon animals and humans that was led by a midget who wanted to get a wish to become taller. I mean, if people out there think "OH SUPER BADASS VILLAINS DONT EXIST ANYMORE HOW ARE WE SUPPOSE TO TAKE DRAGONBALL SERIOUSLY?" well remember Cells initial premise is EXTREMELY silly.
I personally love Resurrection 'F' so it was far from disastrous for meGorou wrote:Gero having some assistant, that knows his secret projects, is not absurd at all. It is no less absurd than two subordinates of Freeza who land on Earth and resurrect their boss without anyone stop them. And reconstruct an improved version of a creature that took 24 years to form, when you can use a weaker version, but ready (with great potential ever expressed, because biologically he had 5 years when he died) is not very convenient. The long time required was the main reason why Gero has shelved the project.HeroR wrote: Gero having some unknown student who will revived Cell makes no sense at all. One, no one knew about Cell at all until he appeared out of nowhere and Cell never told the public who created him. Two, they can just as easily make their own version of Cell with updated cells from the much more powerful Z-Fighters instead of using a creature that got itself killed by a child.
But like I said, it would be a copy of the already disastrous revival of F. The alternate timelines are the only plot device that doesn't disturb me.
Kanassa wrote:Goku barely took a backseat in the Buu saga, at best he took a leisurely stroll round back while everyone else cried for him to come back.precita wrote:Goku will still be around but take a Buu saga approach backseat.
HeroR wrote: I personally love Resurrection 'F' so it was far from disastrous for me
I also think Freeza is overall a more interesting villain than Cell, who I found to be shallower than spit. At least Buu was run to watch while he was causing chaos.
No love for Freeza or Vegeta?TheDBZmaster100 wrote:Truth to be the told, I personally believe that the last decently written major antagonist we had was Piccolo Daimao. I liked fat Majin Buu aswell.
Kuririn Fan wrote:But how can he come back? All versions of Cell are destroyed.Polyphase Avatron wrote:It's possible he might return. There is an interview/spoiler saying we will be seeing a character from the future who we are familiar with. Everyone assumes it will be future Trunks but it could be Cell (he is also from the future).
