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mahakaishin1991 wrote:In the anime? Because he said nothing in the movie. It was just Vegeta beating on him till Frieza went all sore loser. Do you have the episode number and timecode?Amir wrote:When Vegeta transforms into Blue against Golden Frieza, Goku says: "unlike me, Vegeta didn't need the ritual to reach the god form, it's purely his own power" or something along the lines.mahakaishin1991 wrote:
where's this quote from?
Interesting, makes you wonder why Goku needed to do the ritual when that was made out to be the main method. I'd one day like to know how Vegeta did it.RecolorSaiyan wrote:mahakaishin1991 wrote:In the anime? Because he said nothing in the movie. It was just Vegeta beating on him till Frieza went all sore loser. Do you have the episode number and timecode?Amir wrote:
When Vegeta transforms into Blue against Golden Frieza, Goku says: "unlike me, Vegeta didn't need the ritual to reach the god form, it's purely his own power" or something along the lines.
mahakaishin1991 wrote:Interesting, makes you wonder why Goku needed to do the ritual when that was made out to be the main method. I'd one day like to know how Vegeta did it.RecolorSaiyan wrote:mahakaishin1991 wrote:
In the anime? Because he said nothing in the movie. It was just Vegeta beating on him till Frieza went all sore loser. Do you have the episode number and timecode?
"and the next one which is now in production in Japan, that will be the continuation of the cinematographic work"RecolorSaiyan wrote:https://twitter.com/Loop_Zen/status/1072122169356939267
Italian VA basically saying the anime is already in the works of coming back. We all expected it but good to hear a confirmation
There is no reason to remember something that never happened. A translator using the words "Dragon Ball Super is the canonical continuation" on a "mural" that consists of Manga pictures is not the same as a translator using the word canonical on a "mural" saying "the manga is the definitive canonical continuation". There is no reason the manga or the anime's pictures cannot be used by proxy for both versions when it comes to such public presentation.Lets not forget that Shueisha labeled the Super manga official canon.
If they wanted to retell they probably would have to wait few months for the Blu-ray release.Kenneth La Torre wrote:I have no doubt in my mind that they will indeed retell the broly movie. I just know it somehow.
If they want the show's old time slot then it wouldn't come back to air until around early summer. There are still a good 20 weeks or so of Kitaro left.Shounen wrote:If they wanted to retell they probably would have to wait few months for the Blu-ray release.Kenneth La Torre wrote:I have no doubt in my mind that they will indeed retell the broly movie. I just know it somehow.
I'm fine with waiting until early next summer. I have a lot of stuff to take care of until then.BlueBasilisk wrote:If they want the show's old time slot then it wouldn't come back to air until around early summer. There are still a good 20 weeks or so of Kitaro left.Shounen wrote:If they wanted to retell they probably would have to wait few months for the Blu-ray release.Kenneth La Torre wrote:I have no doubt in my mind that they will indeed retell the broly movie. I just know it somehow.
Didn't they say that the new Kitaro series would last a year? It started in March so that would mean a less than 20 episodes. Or maybe they meant at least a year. Either way, I' fine with them taking their time, especially if that means a healthier schedule for the staff.BlueBasilisk wrote:If they want the show's old time slot then it wouldn't come back to air until around early summer. There are still a good 20 weeks or so of Kitaro left.Shounen wrote:If they wanted to retell they probably would have to wait few months for the Blu-ray release.Kenneth La Torre wrote:I have no doubt in my mind that they will indeed retell the broly movie. I just know it somehow.
https://twitter.com/Herms98/status/1057 ... Fpage-5152Cetra wrote:There is no reason to remember something that never happened. A translator using the words "Dragon Ball Super is the canonical continuation" on a "mural" that consists of Manga pictures is not the same as a translator using the word canonical on a "mural" saying "the manga is the definitive canonical continuation". There is no reason the manga or the anime's pictures cannot be used by proxy for both versions when it comes to such public presentation.Lets not forget that Shueisha labeled the Super manga official canon.
If true it's pretty exciting! I really do hope Jump Festa confirms this info!! I have no doubt that the anime will do a Broly arc!!!RecolorSaiyan wrote:https://twitter.com/Loop_Zen/status/1072122169356939267
Italian VA basically saying the anime is already in the works of coming back. We all expected it but good to hear a confirmation
Yes but I believe it's extremely unreasonable to take the mural statement to apply only to the manga. Similar words were used to describe BOG as the canon sequel to the OG manga when it came out, and it's clear that they only mean "this is Toriyama's continuation" (as opposed to GT) which applies more or less equally to all of the Super-era continuities.Miracles wrote:The word canon can be reasonable to use to describe the word according to herms. It definitely did happen.Cetra wrote:There is no reason to remember something that never happened. A translator using the words "Dragon Ball Super is the canonical continuation" on a "mural" that consists of Manga pictures is not the same as a translator using the word canonical on a "mural" saying "the manga is the definitive canonical continuation". There is no reason the manga or the anime's pictures cannot be used by proxy for both versions when it comes to such public presentation.Lets not forget that Shueisha labeled the Super manga official canon.
You read my 2 1/4 line-post and did not understand it at all even though the explanation was in there. Terez did. How you can quote it completely yet miss the point is beyond me considering 100% was about what Terez paraphrased.Miracles wrote:
The word canon can be reasonable to use to describe the word according to herms. It definitely did happen.
If it applied to all continuities it would of had them in the timeline. It goes so far to showcase an unfinished manga TOP in the timeline instead of the finished anime series TOP.Terez wrote:Yes but I believe it's extremely unreasonable to take the mural statement to apply only to the manga. Similar words were used to describe BOG as the canon sequel to the OG manga when it came out, and it's clear that they only mean "this is Toriyama's continuation" (as opposed to GT) which applies more or less equally to all of the Super-era continuities.Miracles wrote:The word canon can be reasonable to use to describe the word according to herms. It definitely did happen.Cetra wrote: There is no reason to remember something that never happened. A translator using the words "Dragon Ball Super is the canonical continuation" on a "mural" that consists of Manga pictures is not the same as a translator using the word canonical on a "mural" saying "the manga is the definitive canonical continuation". There is no reason the manga or the anime's pictures cannot be used by proxy for both versions when it comes to such public presentation.
You tried to mental hoop with a rationale that the text stating canonical sequel could mean Super continuities in general since it didn't specifically label the manga alone as canon. However, I posted herms translations for you to see the wall is only showing the manga images when referring to what it says is canon. It doesn't have to tell us when it is showing us what is official history of DB.Cetra wrote:You read my 2 1/4 line-post and did not understand it at all even though the explanation was in there. Terez did. How you can quote it completely yet miss the point is beyond me considering 100% was about what Terez paraphrased.Miracles wrote:
The word canon can be reasonable to use to describe the word according to herms. It definitely did happen.
Says who? Seems like an argument based on personal preference instead of any real logic or evidence. The logic says that their usage of "canon" refers only to Toriyama's involvement in the story. It's the only logic that fits with all the other official statements on this subject. Most people never even considered that it referred only to the manga because you really have to stretch to get to that position.Miracles wrote:If it applied to all continuities it would of had them in the timeline.
Straight garbage, but still it's a nice song.TheRed259 wrote:Official music video for Blizzard:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YqllOJ7ut10
I believe their only statement was that it was guaranteed to last "at least" 50 episodes.Michsi wrote:Didn't they say that the new Kitaro series would last a year? It started in March so that would mean a less than 20 episodes. Or maybe they meant at least a year. Either way, I' fine with them taking their time, especially if that means a healthier schedule for the staff.
Side note though, I think we should wait for an official confirmation before get caught up in expectations like this. Not saying there is no way a VA wouldn't know about these things, but it's also not the safest source.
