Why is Broly popular?
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Re: Why is Broly popular?
most of people see him as the most badass character ever , thats why
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It did suck, it didn't show any of the fights, it was just a collection of events and nothing new happened other than the stuff we already knew when Trunks talked about it before.ABED wrote:It didn't suck, it wasn't as compelling just on the basis of him already being a SSJ before Gohan died, but it didn't suck.
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The Reason broly is popular, it is because he is the ssj version of hulk.
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Telling and showing are two different things. Yeah, Trunks told us, but the manga shows it, not the fights, but we see the world and the Cyborg's cruelty. It's not a collection of events, it's a story where the action is mostly implied. It's short, but it doesn't suck. There doesn't seem to ever be a middle ground with you. Things either fucking suck or are fucking amazing.Kuririn Fan wrote:It did suck, it didn't show any of the fights, it was just a collection of events and nothing new happened other than the stuff we already knew when Trunks talked about it before.ABED wrote:It didn't suck, it wasn't as compelling just on the basis of him already being a SSJ before Gohan died, but it didn't suck.
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That special chapter sucks, it's just a collection of events - and all those events Trunks revealed to Goku. That special chapter is comparable to DB-.
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I liked RoF, I liked Dragon Ball Minus. I understand who don't liked RoF, but I can't see any problem in DB-. I would like to see your thoughts, if possible
I can't see Broly as a good character. He's overpowered and just overpowered. His backstory is lame. "oh but he is destined to fight goku" I can't buy it. Goku just cried a lot and didn't let baby Broly sleep. That's all
I'm ok with Paragus using his son as an destruction tool. The movie plot is fine. Goku-Broly rivalry is just forced and lame. Even in movie 8 we had A LOT of "KAKARROT" moments. He has a conscience? Only if he's in LSSJ form, and we had just a few lines. Although I can mentalize everything being rewritten and being a lot better, but just my opinion
His design is great, as his moves. I like him in the games. He's like some kind of Akuma
I can't see Broly as a good character. He's overpowered and just overpowered. His backstory is lame. "oh but he is destined to fight goku" I can't buy it. Goku just cried a lot and didn't let baby Broly sleep. That's all
I'm ok with Paragus using his son as an destruction tool. The movie plot is fine. Goku-Broly rivalry is just forced and lame. Even in movie 8 we had A LOT of "KAKARROT" moments. He has a conscience? Only if he's in LSSJ form, and we had just a few lines. Although I can mentalize everything being rewritten and being a lot better, but just my opinion
His design is great, as his moves. I like him in the games. He's like some kind of Akuma
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You don't think it makes sense for it to be fate, but you think it makes sense for it all to be just because Goku cried as a baby...?Ikazvyr wrote: "oh but he is destined to fight goku" I can't buy it. Goku just cried a lot and didn't let baby Broly sleep. That's all
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Neither. Actualy, It's just nonsense
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You think that the guys making the movie and the story were just adding random things, then?Ikazvyr wrote:Neither. Actualy, It's just nonsense
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I wouldn't say "random", but there is a crucial fact: the whole movie have 71 min. Let's ignore opening and ending, and we could say 35 were plot development, 35 minutes were fighting. There's no way to develop a whole story in just 30 minutes, because something will be missing (and this is a problem is every DBZ movie, although BoG and RoF worked better that aspect). So, M8 just threw some facts in our faces, added a situation and barely worked the plot, giving some attention just to the fight (and that's the part there's no sins. Fighting for half an hour? That's a LOT of action)
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Look, imo, they obviously had a certain intent with what they showed and the story. And that was either being fate, or Goku making someone crazy with his baby cries or just pure nonsense. Of those possibilities, it's clear to me that being fate makes much more sense and is far more likely to be what they were going for than the other two, even if we don't like any of them.
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Why? Because i love Broli?TheBalishChannel wrote:The cringe.
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Where did you get the idea that you can't develop a whole story in 30 minutes? The plot in the movie isn't complex. Someone who felt betrayed wants revenge so he sets out to get revenge on the son of the man he deems responsible, but his son's rage gets the better of him. It's not a great story and I'm not sure how the slavery subplot helps the A-story, but the plot works because it's simple, not as simple as it could have been, but not overly complex.Ikazvyr wrote:I wouldn't say "random", but there is a crucial fact: the whole movie have 71 min. Let's ignore opening and ending, and we could say 35 were plot development, 35 minutes were fighting. There's no way to develop a whole story in just 30 minutes, because something will be missing (and this is a problem is every DBZ movie, although BoG and RoF worked better that aspect). So, M8 just threw some facts in our faces, added a situation and barely worked the plot, giving some attention just to the fight (and that's the part there's no sins. Fighting for half an hour? That's a LOT of action)
With one leading to the other, it's a plot. The events aren't disconnected from each other. We see the story, we aren't told. It's not mere exposition.it's just a collection of events - and all those events Trunks revealed to Goku
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It's a pretty boring and needless chapter, nothing new was revealed.ABED wrote: With one leading to the other, it's a plot. The events aren't disconnected from each other. We see the story, we aren't told. It's not mere exposition.
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Dragon Ball isn't a plot heavy story with tons of twists and turns. The chapter was a short story that had good execution and SHOWED why Trunks left. I can see why anyone would want to see the fights, but it's not a terrible chapter.Kuririn Fan wrote:It's a pretty boring and needless chapter, nothing new was revealed.ABED wrote: With one leading to the other, it's a plot. The events aren't disconnected from each other. We see the story, we aren't told. It's not mere exposition.
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It's a terrible chapter, in my opinion. There was no reason for it to SHOW anything, because Trunks already TOLD everything.
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In fiction you show. Haven't you ever heard the term "show, don't tell"? Yes, we were told what happened, but it's not concrete for the viewer, it's just telling people what happened. You want to dramatize the most important elements and tell the unimportant and the fight against the Cyborgs in Trunks time, his very reason for leaving should be dramatized (i.e. shown).Kuririn Fan wrote:It's a terrible chapter, in my opinion. There was no reason for it to SHOW anything, because Trunks already TOLD everything.
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Nothing new was shown. Toei saved it with great fights and Trunks turning SS upon seeing dead Gohan.ABED wrote:In fiction you show. Haven't you ever heard the term "show, don't tell"? Yes, we were told what happened, but it's not concrete for the viewer, it's just telling people what happened. You want to dramatize the most important elements and tell the unimportant and the fight against the Cyborgs in Trunks time, his very reason for leaving should be dramatized (i.e. shown).Kuririn Fan wrote:It's a terrible chapter, in my opinion. There was no reason for it to SHOW anything, because Trunks already TOLD everything.
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We SAW the Cyborgs being out for their own pleasure. In the current timeline, we're TOLD they are different. Seeing the difference really brings the point home what Trunks dealt with. Toei didn't save it, it made it better. That's an important distinction.Kuririn Fan wrote:Nothing new was shown. Toei saved it with great fights and Trunks turning SS upon seeing dead Gohan.ABED wrote:In fiction you show. Haven't you ever heard the term "show, don't tell"? Yes, we were told what happened, but it's not concrete for the viewer, it's just telling people what happened. You want to dramatize the most important elements and tell the unimportant and the fight against the Cyborgs in Trunks time, his very reason for leaving should be dramatized (i.e. shown).Kuririn Fan wrote:It's a terrible chapter, in my opinion. There was no reason for it to SHOW anything, because Trunks already TOLD everything.
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Toei saved it, the chapter sucks ass, probably the only part of the manga i don't like, it's not even a numbered chapter (1-519), it's just an afterthought.