Does not change a word I wrote and why Anime Black and Manga Black comes off as two different characters.TheSaiyanGod wrote:
In the manga, Black is indeed Zamasu. All his loss of composure is seen when Zamasu can not hear the truths that Goku throws in his face, including that he would never be able to complete his plan.
These are personalities that have been exploited differently in each media, this is a matter of preference, not of trying to impose which is the best.
The phrase in which it is said '' in the manga he prefers to use brute force '' is so superficial. Have you seen in the anime, Black creating strategies while fighting alone? He just wants to get stronger and stronger, and just has some sort of synchrony in fighting with Zamasu, other than that, he only aims to be more powerful. That phrase should refer to how he struggles, but by citing brute force, it has lost its meaning.
'' Black in the anime will kill your opponents quickly if you get the chance. ''
That must be why he was distracted with smoke bombs, and let Goku, Vegeta and Trunks have gone back to the past twice. Sure enough, he does not lose any targets.
Black in the anime never lost his composure? When he was being defeated by Vegeta, he was clearly exalted saying something like "You're just an appetizer, Do not think that you are something" Screaming.
The difference is that he discovered a way to increase his power (take power out of nothing), and so he was calm afterwards.
These comparisons are so partial
Why does being distracted by smoke bombs distract from the sentence? Did you forget that he was in the process of killing Vegeta when it happened? And he didn't let them get away, he tried to attack the time machine both times. It wasn't like he sat back and watched them leave.
He wasn't even screaming and even smiled after awhile, before Vegeta beat him up again.



