No, he heard about the mortal who defeated Majin Boo, an enemy the Kaioshin couldn't defeat, and saw him in action through GodTube, where he saw exactly how strong he was & that he had even obtained the power of gods. All while he was questioning the duties of the gods & seeing that most of the mortals bring death & destruction to the beautiful universe. So, he decided to kill the other gods & mortals by obtaining the most powerful mortal body he knew. The difference between the anime & manga is that the anime made it more personal by having Zamasu fight & lose to Goku, but this is something that the anime added, not something that Toyotaro omitted.HeroR wrote:His reasoning basically boils down to seeing a powerful mortal, getting triggered, and then deciding to take their body.DBZGTKOSDH wrote: I don't understand what you mean. Zamasu didn't want Goku's body just because he saw it on GodTube.
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James Teal (Animerica 1996) wrote:When you think about it, there are a number of similarities between the Chinese-inspired Son Goku and that most American of superhero icons, Superman. Both are aliens sent to Earth shortly after birth to escape the destruction of their homeworlds; both possess super-strength, flight, super-speed, heightened senses and the ability to cast energy blasts. But the crucial difference between them lies not only in how they view the world, but in how the world views them.
Superman is, and always has been, a symbol for truth, justice, and upstanding moral fortitude–a role model and leader as much as a fighter. The more down-to-earth Goku has no illusions about being responsible for maintaining social order, or for setting some kind of moral example for the entire world. Goku is simply a martial artist who’s devoted his life toward perfecting his fighting skills and other abilities. Though never shy about risking his life to save either one person or the entire world, he just doesn’t believe that the balance of the world rests in any way on his shoulders, and he has no need to shape any part of it in his image. Goku is an idealist, and believes that there is some good in everyone, but he is unconcerned with the big picture of the world…unless it has to do with some kind of fight. Politics, society, law and order don’t have much bearing on his life, but he’s a man who knows right from wrong.
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That's probably all that was in the outline, the whole Zamasu fight was probably a Toei idea.HeroR wrote:His reasoning basically boils down to seeing a powerful mortal, getting triggered, and then deciding to take their body.DBZGTKOSDH wrote: I don't understand what you mean. Zamasu didn't want Goku's body just because he saw it on GodTube.
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But Zamasu never even mentions Zen'o.mabalia wrote:
What if Zamasu was perplexed by seeing Goku interacting and befriending Zeno on GodTube, a mere mortal with the audacity of being so casual with the powerful (and creepy) Zeno.
I read the chapters myself. Don't need you to summarize for me. He basically took over Goku's body 'powerful mortal'.DBZGTKOSDH wrote: No, he heard about the mortal who defeated Majin Boo, an enemy the Kaioshin couldn't defeat, and saw him in action through GodTube, where he saw exactly how strong he was & that he had even obtained the power of gods. All while he was questioning the duties of the gods & seeing that most of the mortals bring death & destruction to the beautiful universe. So, he decided to kill the other gods & mortals by obtaining the most powerful mortal body he knew. The difference between the anime & manga is that the anime made it more personal by having Zamasu fight & lose to Goku, but this is something that the anime added, not something that Toyotaro omitted.
And you're assuming the anime added stuff. Unless you have seen the outline, you really need to stop saying that. Especially when all Toyotaro said he tried not to skip key details.
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But he watched the Tournament on GodTube, so we know that Zamasu saw their interaction. If Gods of Destruction were shocked and afraid with Goku and Zeno, Zamasu would be angered and revolted. I don't think the manga will mention this reflection from Zamasu, but we know that he's aware of Goku's "friendship" with Zeno.HeroR wrote:But Zamasu never even mentions Zen'o.mabalia wrote:
What if Zamasu was perplexed by seeing Goku interacting and befriending Zeno on GodTube, a mere mortal with the audacity of being so casual with the powerful (and creepy) Zeno.
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As far as we know, he only watched Goku's fights. Goku's interaction with Zen'o is not touched upon.mabalia wrote:
But he watched the Tournament on GodTube, so we know that Zamasu saw their interaction. If Gods of Destruction were shocked and afraid with Goku and Zeno, Zamasu would be angered and revolted. I don't think the manga will mention this reflection from Zamasu, but we know that he's aware of Goku's "friendship" with Zeno.
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.
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Wow, if this arc is going to have more 2-3 chapters, the multiversal tournament will start only in may or june, and judging by the stakes, it will be longer than Goku black arc, so, when it will end? 2019?
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Do we even care at this point? As long as he's putting out a good product, I'll buy it, and he definitely is as far as I'm concerned.Dai-Saiyajin wrote:Wow, if this arc is going to have more 2-3 chapters, the multiversal tournament will start only in may or june, and judging by the stakes, it will be longer than Goku black arc, so, when it will end? 2019?
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But the publication is getting too behind, the anime arc started in february and the manga arc will start around may/june, it's just too much. If they only release 2 chapters/month for the next 3 or 4 months...Jinzoningen MULE wrote:Do we even care at this point? As long as he's putting out a good product, I'll buy it, and he definitely is as far as I'm concerned.Dai-Saiyajin wrote:Wow, if this arc is going to have more 2-3 chapters, the multiversal tournament will start only in may or june, and judging by the stakes, it will be longer than Goku black arc, so, when it will end? 2019?
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Can we all agree with something,screw v jump with that monthly schedule,like I wish the manga was biweekly but I'm siding with mule here I'm glad we're having a decent product and not a souless rush job
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The comment you responded to said "Do we even care?", I don't. At this point, I don't care if he's years behind. I literally have no hype for any of the new material.Dai-Saiyajin wrote:But the publication is getting too behind
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I don't understand why they do not move DBS to weekly shonen jump, even if it's give small chapters, it will be more pages than a monthly publication.The gr wrote:Can we all agree with something,screw v jump with that monthly schedule
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Honestly I wouldn't have mind if we have two chapter per month because I'm in for that,like two 39 pages chapter per month is a great ideaDai-Saiyajin wrote:I don't understand why they do not move DBS to weekly shonen jump, even if it's give small chapters, it will be more pages than a monthly publication.The gr wrote:Can we all agree with something,screw v jump with that monthly schedule
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Yeah, I'm not a fan. However, it seems necessary at the moment, especially now that we know Toyotaro is responsible for designing some of the new characters. Toyotaro, despite being behind, is doing well at the moment, and I'm fine with it.The gr wrote:Can we all agree with something,screw v jump with that monthly schedule
If Toriyama were writing the manga, it would be. He isn't. At the end of the day, Toyotaro is, for all intents and purposes, a gimmick. You don't get into Shonen Jump by being a blatant imitation. Also, when this manga started, it was just an abridged version of the anime, mostly used for revealing spoilers. V-Jump was the proper place for it at the time. Little did anyone know that once it fell behind, it would evolve into a product of its own.Dai-Saiyajin wrote:I don't understand why they do not move DBS to weekly shonen jump, even if it's give small chapters, it will be more pages than a monthly publication.
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Exactly, if V-Jump release 2 chapters/month until it catches (and surpasses a bit) the anime and then return to the normal 1 chapter/month (to give Toyotaro some breath).The gr wrote:Honestly I wouldn't have mind if we have two chapter per month because I'm in for that,like two 39 pages chapter is a great ideaDai-Saiyajin wrote:I don't understand why they do not move DBS to weekly shonen jump, even if it's give small chapters, it will be more pages than a monthly publication.The gr wrote:Can we all agree with something,screw v jump with that monthly schedule
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Jinzoningen MULE wrote:Yeah, I'm not a fan. However, it seems necessary at the moment, especially now that we know Toyotaro is responsible for designing some of the new characters. Toyotaro, despite being behind, is doing well at the moment, and I'm fine with it.The gr wrote:Can we all agree with something,screw v jump with that monthly scheduleIf Toriyama were writing the manga, it would be. He isn't. At the end of the day, Toyotaro is, for all intents and purposes, a gimmick. You don't get into Shonen Jump by being a blatant imitation. Also, when this manga started, it was just an abridged version of the anime, mostly used for revealing spoilers. V-Jump was the proper place for it at the time. Little did anyone know that once it fell behind, it would evolve into a product of its own.Dai-Saiyajin wrote:I don't understand why they do not move DBS to weekly shonen jump, even if it's give small chapters, it will be more pages than a monthly publication.
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yeah I'm all for quality over rushing. Why does it matter if the manga or the anime is in front? Both adaptations are using the same skeleton that Toriyama provided. You most likely just feel that way because you were used to the Manga revealing everything first. I'm keen to see how this plays out.
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The thing is,the manga being behind of the anime shouldn't have mattered from the very beginning.From the point where we knew that both mediums follow the same outline while they fill in the details we knew what we were going to get.As Jinzinongen Mule said,the manga started off as being exclusively a promotional thing but now that's not the case anymore.Yes the manga serves the purpose of promoting the anime but right now,we can see it evolved into a product on its own,judging from some huge differences the 2 versions have.I couldn't care less if the manga falls further behind of the anime,because that will consolidate the fact that we'll get a better product.As long as Toyo doesn't rush things,everything else is ok from my point of view.
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Hum, no. Zamasu is obsessed over Goku, he asked Zuno everything about Goku besides the super dragon balls in chapter 18. That same chapter told us that Zamasu knew of super dragon balls because of the Tournament too. We don't have info that the transmission of the Tournament on GodTube was interrupted after Zeno arrived, so there's no reason for Zamasu not to watch the interaction between Goku and Zeno (and even if for a strange reason Zamasu didn't want to watch this, Zuno could tell him about this after he asked information about Goku).HeroR wrote:As far as we know, he only watched Goku's fights. Goku's interaction with Zen'o is not touched upon.mabalia wrote:
But he watched the Tournament on GodTube, so we know that Zamasu saw their interaction. If Gods of Destruction were shocked and afraid with Goku and Zeno, Zamasu would be angered and revolted. I don't think the manga will mention this reflection from Zamasu, but we know that he's aware of Goku's "friendship" with Zeno.
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He also watched how they used the super dragon balls and Zeno appeared between the fight against Hit and that, so very likely he saw Zeno's appearance too.mabalia wrote:Hum, no. Zamasu is obsessed over Goku, he asked Zuno everything about Goku besides the super dragon balls in chapter 18. That same chapter told us that Zamasu knew of super dragon balls because of the Tournament too. We don't have info that the transmission of the Tournament on GodTube was interrupted after Zeno arrived, so there's no reason for Zamasu not to watch the interaction between Goku and Zeno (and even if for a strange reason Zamasu didn't want to watch this, Zuno could tell him about this after he asked information about Goku).HeroR wrote:As far as we know, he only watched Goku's fights. Goku's interaction with Zen'o is not touched upon.mabalia wrote:
But he watched the Tournament on GodTube, so we know that Zamasu saw their interaction. If Gods of Destruction were shocked and afraid with Goku and Zeno, Zamasu would be angered and revolted. I don't think the manga will mention this reflection from Zamasu, but we know that he's aware of Goku's "friendship" with Zeno.
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We know for a fact he did see Zeno appear at the tournament. It's right there in chapter 17, so color me surprised that this is even a debate to begin with, when it's so easily verifiable.mabalia wrote:Hum, no. Zamasu is obsessed over Goku, he asked Zuno everything about Goku besides the super dragon balls in chapter 18. That same chapter told us that Zamasu knew of super dragon balls because of the Tournament too. We don't have info that the transmission of the Tournament on GodTube was interrupted after Zeno arrived, so there's no reason for Zamasu not to watch the interaction between Goku and Zeno (and even if for a strange reason Zamasu didn't want to watch this, Zuno could tell him about this after he asked information about Goku).HeroR wrote:As far as we know, he only watched Goku's fights. Goku's interaction with Zen'o is not touched upon.mabalia wrote:
But he watched the Tournament on GodTube, so we know that Zamasu saw their interaction. If Gods of Destruction were shocked and afraid with Goku and Zeno, Zamasu would be angered and revolted. I don't think the manga will mention this reflection from Zamasu, but we know that he's aware of Goku's "friendship" with Zeno.






