Super Episode 113 (29 October 2017)
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Whis talks about Goku "sharpening his senses," so I am guessing his current tired state is more like having a hangover, or a headache, where things are fuzzy and you need to shake it off a bit. Or waking up all groggy from a nap.
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Re: Super Episode 113 (29 October 2017)
Cool episode.
The girls did well. Caulifla is love and Kale is much more interesting now than she isn't just a female Broly.
It's because of stuff like this that I love Goku's character. Everything is on the line, but he's still training Caulifla and Kale while recovering his stamina.
I also like how his skill was a factor here.
As always Whis job is to enlighten the dummies.
Kafla next week!
The girls did well. Caulifla is love and Kale is much more interesting now than she isn't just a female Broly.
It's because of stuff like this that I love Goku's character. Everything is on the line, but he's still training Caulifla and Kale while recovering his stamina.
I also like how his skill was a factor here.
As always Whis job is to enlighten the dummies.
Kafla next week!
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Sure, but what the f*** this even means, mate?Tombstone1988 wrote:Now, does that make me 100% correct? No. It's my opinion. Does that make you 100% correct? No. It's your opinion. We simply have two different views on how the event played out. It's not about being "anal", it's about having different mindsets.
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I'm not saying Goku base would have won either, I'm merely pointed out that base Goku was strong enough to take ounches and heavy hits from SS2 Cauli and not be knocked out and whats more push her back.HeroR wrote: Cali wasn't going all out on base Goku since she clearly power-up in the middle of the fight to match Goku. I didn't think she wanted to win based purely on power.
She was also taken by surprise by Gokus response in base form, so its not like she didnt want to show off.
When Goku Turned SS2 she said is this really the power of SS2? implying it was beyond a traditional SS2 which she later powered up to. So thats what I'm thinking, that Goku base is strong enough to spar with vanilla SS2
That looks soo goodHasaki wrote: Indeed, took the liberty to combine 2 of them into one picture
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I see your point, but you gave a bad example. Goten going SSj is not a problem, since it's been explained by inheritance anyway. I don't mind Caulifla being as talented as she is either - i'd be surprised if she were any less talented than she is in fact, considering how strong her base form is. With power like that it stands to reason that she's very experienced.Olympian wrote: It`s been that way for a long time. Buu arc also had Goten with no combat/battlefield experience attain the Saiyan form outta nowehere for sake of plot.
It doesn`t matter in the end, all these guys are prodigies.
What bothers me are powerlevel inconsistencies and unnoticeable levels of performance between different SSj forms, previously said to be worlds apart.
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This episode's martial arts/technique over power logic makes so much of what happened in Z make little sense.
Gohan as a child was consistently stated to be inexperienced in combat. We see this at the start of the series, Vegeta said it in the Namek saga, and Piccolo implied it in the Cell Games. However, when Gohan transformed into a SSJ2, Cell--a being specifically designed to be the perfect fighter--had no chance.
In the Buu saga, Goku depended on Goten and Trunks, two inexperienced little kids, to defeat Buu, a being Goku could not even confidentally defeat as a SSJ3. This, in particular, is funny because they were not invited to the current tournament for the reason of being inexperienced...
Gohan as a child was consistently stated to be inexperienced in combat. We see this at the start of the series, Vegeta said it in the Namek saga, and Piccolo implied it in the Cell Games. However, when Gohan transformed into a SSJ2, Cell--a being specifically designed to be the perfect fighter--had no chance.
In the Buu saga, Goku depended on Goten and Trunks, two inexperienced little kids, to defeat Buu, a being Goku could not even confidentally defeat as a SSJ3. This, in particular, is funny because they were not invited to the current tournament for the reason of being inexperienced...
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Re: Super Episode 113 (29 October 2017)
That was a quote from Boo Machine, who I was originally responding to. That's all bygones now; best not to worry about it.Noah wrote:Sure, but what the f*** this even means, mate?Tombstone1988 wrote:Now, does that make me 100% correct? No. It's my opinion. Does that make you 100% correct? No. It's your opinion. We simply have two different views on how the event played out. It's not about being "anal", it's about having different mindsets.
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Re: Super Episode 113 (29 October 2017)
Comments on this episode:
- Wait, why is it starting with a scene from late into the episode, before even the OP song? Is this an error with the video or something? Or some kind of weird preview thing?
- "Sadly"? Isn't Freeza on the team we're supposed to be rooting for?
- If Beerus thinks Goku can defeat Jiren, does that mean that he thinks that he's still stronger than both of them?
- Champa's strategy also makes no sense. As long as Jiren isn't a complete idiot (and he doesn't seem to be), there's no way he's going to let the time run out while another universe has more fighters than Universe 11. During the last few minutes he'll just eliminate all of the weaker fighters if he needs to.
- Has Goku ever actually been in a serious fight against a female opponent before? I can't recall. He never fought 18, and Chichi didn't challenge him much...
- It seems that the emphasis of skill over strength that I mentioned is being reinforced again. It could also have something to do with Goku's base form being stronger than Caulifla's though, so it's still able to compete somewhat with her SSJ form.
- Telling your Hakaishin to shut up probably isn't a good idea...
- She's not familiar with basic afterimages?
- I like how they're bringing back the slow, more dramatic transformation, with the hair flashing blond before fully transforming
- After seeing SSJB, Jiren, and Hit in action, does it really make sense for the Zenos to consider Goku and Caulifla's fight amazing?
- Didn't you already fight together with her against the Pride Troopers, Kale?
- I wonder if Jiren is going to step in to stop Kale again, if Goku can't...
- So the new character they've been hyping is probably the Kale/Caulifla fusion...
Pretty good episode overall
- Wait, why is it starting with a scene from late into the episode, before even the OP song? Is this an error with the video or something? Or some kind of weird preview thing?
- "Sadly"? Isn't Freeza on the team we're supposed to be rooting for?
- If Beerus thinks Goku can defeat Jiren, does that mean that he thinks that he's still stronger than both of them?
- Champa's strategy also makes no sense. As long as Jiren isn't a complete idiot (and he doesn't seem to be), there's no way he's going to let the time run out while another universe has more fighters than Universe 11. During the last few minutes he'll just eliminate all of the weaker fighters if he needs to.
- Has Goku ever actually been in a serious fight against a female opponent before? I can't recall. He never fought 18, and Chichi didn't challenge him much...
- It seems that the emphasis of skill over strength that I mentioned is being reinforced again. It could also have something to do with Goku's base form being stronger than Caulifla's though, so it's still able to compete somewhat with her SSJ form.
- Telling your Hakaishin to shut up probably isn't a good idea...
- She's not familiar with basic afterimages?
- I like how they're bringing back the slow, more dramatic transformation, with the hair flashing blond before fully transforming
- After seeing SSJB, Jiren, and Hit in action, does it really make sense for the Zenos to consider Goku and Caulifla's fight amazing?
- Didn't you already fight together with her against the Pride Troopers, Kale?
- I wonder if Jiren is going to step in to stop Kale again, if Goku can't...
- So the new character they've been hyping is probably the Kale/Caulifla fusion...
Pretty good episode overall
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It's a new hype spot they've been doing at the beginning of each episode for the last couple weeks.Polyphase Avatron wrote:- Wait, why is it starting with a scene from late into the episode, before even the OP song? Is this an error with the video or something? Or some kind of weird preview thing?
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This is the first time I've seen itBlueBasilisk wrote:It's a new hype spot they've been doing at the beginning of each episode for the last couple weeks.Polyphase Avatron wrote:- Wait, why is it starting with a scene from late into the episode, before even the OP song? Is this an error with the video or something? Or some kind of weird preview thing?
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BlueBasilisk wrote:It's a new hype spot they've been doing at the beginning of each episode for the last couple weeks.Polyphase Avatron wrote:- Wait, why is it starting with a scene from late into the episode, before even the OP song? Is this an error with the video or something? Or some kind of weird preview thing?
Lol what? Never seen in it until this week
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He meant on Japanese TV. The preview just snuck its way into the simulcast this week. Maybe it'll be part of simulcast from now on?Spencer_23 wrote:Lol what? Never seen in it until this week
Odd, I just checked and it's still on Daisuki.Baggie_Saiyan wrote:Weird I watched it on Daisuki this morning and it wasn't there.Gafonso6 wrote:Daisuki has them and AnimeLab too.Baggie_Saiyan wrote:
Unless you live in Japan this shouldn't be an issue as the simulcast doesn't have them. Anyway it's probably easy to avoid.
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Its likely stated a lot so far but Goku still outmatches Caulifla bigtime. Caulifla is a prodigy tho, like Goku is in his own universe. Imagine a dragonball series centered around Caulifla that started with her battling foes with like 500 powerlevel etc, and steadily rising. I bet she had her own namek saga battling frost (lol) and whatnot going into to the millions. Think up some more dangerous foes and she could be well into the trillions in baseform at that point. The major difference is: Where goku happened to achieve his Super sayan form around 10 million, the U6 sayans simply never did. This could be due to mindset/mental state or simply situation demands, as in U6 sayans never had to dig that deep because they were never outmatched that severely like goku was vs frieza(who was so much stronger than goku at that point, nothing but that SS transformation could save him). These U6 sayans are achieving their super sayan forms when they are already WAY PAST majin buu levels. This opens up for some MAJOR relative power increases. So yeah, ill buy this episode and most of the things happening to them.SirTorra wrote:Power levels are a thing of the past, how sad. A tired base goku can go toe to toe with ss2 cauli (should have been like that since the start) yet a ss2 goku is being pushed around by ss2 cauli even though hes 100x stronger than his base form? Let me guess gokus holding back right? Also i really dig Kales adult form.
(the Kale vs blue goku kamehameha walk is still bullshit tho, even if goku held back 99,9999% of his power. Ill just pretend this never happened)
What also strikes me as odd is that Caulifla ambitions to go SSJ3 herself. While she never actually saw him do it, or even goku mentioning it (did he? not sure) but went SSG and blue on several moments so why doesn't caulifla nag goku about going blue?
And... why did she mention she is going to beat him? Just when she saw that he`s not even capable of just SSG and Blue (which are WAY beyond her capabilities right now) but also knowing he fought Jiren with UI form..
All in all, i enjoyed the fighting choreography. Reminded me of the Cell style battle scenes.
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I think anyone complaining about Base Goku being able to take on SSJ2 Caulifla should really take a step back and realize what they're saying. You're essentially asking Toei to continue with the very mechanics that have made this franchise stale over the years, that is, that if someone has a bigger number, they literally can't be beaten, no matter how much strategy or teamwork you use. Don't you people realize that's boring as hell, and got old by the mid 90's? It confines the series to a small, rigid box that inhibits the potential for interesting storytelling and combat situations.
Honestly, SCREW the pre-established "rules" of the power system in Dragon Ball Z. They were boring and terrible back then, and I am more than glad that Toei is consistently playing with the idea of ditching those static rules altogether in favor of actual skill and strategy. Neither situation is ideal, but I would MUCH prefer them to retcon the power system entirely than continue this tired and formulaic excuse of power mechanics that has plagued this franchise for decades.
Honestly, SCREW the pre-established "rules" of the power system in Dragon Ball Z. They were boring and terrible back then, and I am more than glad that Toei is consistently playing with the idea of ditching those static rules altogether in favor of actual skill and strategy. Neither situation is ideal, but I would MUCH prefer them to retcon the power system entirely than continue this tired and formulaic excuse of power mechanics that has plagued this franchise for decades.
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They teased us with such idea with Future Trunks and Future Mai, but that didn't happen at the end.precita wrote:I'm calling it now, Caulifa and Kale will come to U7 and become mainstays of the cast for the rest of the series.
However, who knows... considering how useless are Goten and Kid Trunks, maybe these young Saiyans may get some focus in their place.
Or maybe it's possible that only planed Sadal will be revived and placed in U7, so since then its inhabitants may become occasional returning characters liko Jaco... but I don't find it very likely, as Vegeta would be the one to express a such wish, and I don't see many chances for him to be the "winner" of the tournament.
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I definitely agree. My problem with Super currently is that they haven't gone all the way with it yet. I think the biggest example of this in recent episodes was Hit vs Jiren, which was cool up to Jiren literally "transcending time because his so strongth" to beat a technique that he absolutely shouldn't have been able to with sheer power alone.Artorias wrote:I think anyone complaining about Base Goku being able to take on SSJ2 Caulifla should really take a step back and realize what they're saying. You're essentially asking Toei to continue with the very mechanics that have made this franchise stale over the years, that is, that if someone has a bigger number, they literally can't be beaten, no matter how much strategy or teamwork you use. Don't you people realize that's boring as hell, and got old by the mid 90's? It confines the series to a small, rigid box that inhibits the potential for interesting storytelling and combat situations.
Honestly, SCREW the pre-established "rules" of the power system in Dragon Ball Z. They were boring and terrible back then, and I am more than glad that Toei is consistently playing with the idea of ditching those static rules altogether in favor of actual skill and strategy. Neither situation is ideal, but I would MUCH prefer them to retcon the power system entirely than continue this tired and formulaic excuse of power mechanics that has plagued this franchise for decades.
So basically I love the idea of strategy gaining more and more importance, but the stupid power system of Z is still evident when you have characters like Jiren bending the plot to win fights through nothing but brain-dead "strongths".
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Only other thing I can think of is maybe cuz I watched it on their mobile app?Daisetsu wrote: Odd, I just checked and it's still on Daisuki.
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I'm okay with that because it's no longer universal. Jiren having the strength to break time might be ridiculous, but at least they've established his unnatural strength is something unique to him and the characters respond appropriately to it. Whereas Z suffered from number bloat, where characters just kind of got better at everything the higher their number was. In Z, Super Buu was able to break dimensions by screaming, and Gotenks was able to do the same by powering up to his level. If this where following Z rules where a fair few people in the tournament are stronger than Super Buu, Jiren's feat would be meaningless. Now, it's a clear example of the kind of power he has and the threat he possesses.JazzMazz wrote:I definitely agree. My problem with Super currently is that they haven't gone all the way with it yet. I think the biggest example of this in recent episodes was Hit vs Jiren, which was cool up to Jiren literally "transcending time because his so strongth" to beat a technique that he absolutely shouldn't have been able to with sheer power alone.Artorias wrote:I think anyone complaining about Base Goku being able to take on SSJ2 Caulifla should really take a step back and realize what they're saying. You're essentially asking Toei to continue with the very mechanics that have made this franchise stale over the years, that is, that if someone has a bigger number, they literally can't be beaten, no matter how much strategy or teamwork you use. Don't you people realize that's boring as hell, and got old by the mid 90's? It confines the series to a small, rigid box that inhibits the potential for interesting storytelling and combat situations.
Honestly, SCREW the pre-established "rules" of the power system in Dragon Ball Z. They were boring and terrible back then, and I am more than glad that Toei is consistently playing with the idea of ditching those static rules altogether in favor of actual skill and strategy. Neither situation is ideal, but I would MUCH prefer them to retcon the power system entirely than continue this tired and formulaic excuse of power mechanics that has plagued this franchise for decades.
So basically I love the idea of strategy gaining more and more importance, but the stupid power system of Z is still evident when you have characters like Jiren bending the plot to win fights through nothing but brain-dead "strongths".
They haven't quite got there yet, but on the whole I approve of the direction they're taking with Super. It's following it's own rules, which allow for more varied, interesting and unpredictable fights. People loved the 17 vs Piccolo fight back in the day because it was one of the few fights in all of Z that felt evenly matched. With Super, most fights feel like that. This episode in particular managed to take a fight between a Super Saiyan 2 and a tired base form Saiyan and actually make it close. That's amazing and I love it for that.
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Look at all of the things Goku had to do to get to where he is, even power freaks like Gohan still required immense training from Goku and Piccolo to even get to where he was at and he was trained hard ever since he was a child.Miracles wrote:Well Super has always pushed the U6 Saiyans potential. So they are finally delivering it. Toriyama himself is on record stating that Saiyans get stronger as the fight goes on too. Super is being consistent.
I see nothing about these Saiyans that imply they undergo insane training, they are just...already there and light sparring causes them to achieve what took characters (including gifted ones) so much hard work and magic like power unlocks to achieve. Even when looking at their bodies being skinny with no muscle it kind of shows a lack of training when characters like Goten and Trunks actually have muscle. Even in oddities like the Buu saga where Goten and Trunks achieved Super Saiyan, you can still argue that they have the genes of a Super Saiyan from their fathers.
Once again, I like Super, but these Saiyans I really am not the biggest fan of.
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