Bulma? She wasn't really immoral, just kind of an asshole at times (and usually rightfully so because the situations she was dealing with were bullshit). Most of Dragon Ball was that way, by Toriyama's own admission. They weren't really
likeable people, but we liked following their journey.
Jack Bz wrote: Wed Jun 30, 2021 5:58 am
jjgp1112 wrote: Wed Jun 30, 2021 12:46 am
MyVisionity wrote: Wed Jun 30, 2021 12:21 am
I think what makes it okay is that Vegeta didn't actually do the deed personally. That makes a *big* difference in regards to Bulma hooking up with him. It was already in the past to begin with, but that difference makes it all the more easier to leave it in the past and move on.
Also I think the comparisons being drawn here are off-base. Vegeta is not Bin Laden, or Manson, or Corleone. The Saiyans weren't terrorists or serial killers or mobsters. They were warriors challenging other warriors in a life-or-death battle for the planet. The Z-Senshi chose to fight and they lost. It's that simple. I'm not sure how much of that you could hold against Vegeta after a certain amount of time. Especially after everyone was resurrected. Especially if you weren't even a fighter in that battle.
Pardon my French, but do y'all niggas just live in the twilight zone or something? The Saiyans were there with the express purpose of stealing the Dragon Balls AND wiping out the entire planet so they can sell it off on top of that. Vegeta even says as much. They introduce themselves by blowing up a city for shits and giggles. You cannot be serious right now.
Cracked up at this. I can't believe some of the stuff I'm reading here. The saiyans were unimaginably worse than an average serial killer.
The first time we ever see Vegeta he is literally eating the arm of someone he killed on another planet, whose civilisation he destroyed
A lot of people forget that the Saiyans were basically written as Thermonuclear Klingons, exceptionally savage murderers on a galactic scale whose ferocity and psychopathic lust for death and battle made them a feared force even long after their extinction.
Heck, that's part of why I dislike Gine''s execution and the softening of Bardock. It fucks with the irony that Son Goku's such a lovably, friendly doof. Imagine Jackie Chan, except his father was Miguel Treviño Morales and his people were the Waffen SS. The Saiyans' whole purpose in the story was to show how different Goku was from them (as well as why Goku was such a punchmonkey).
But ultimately this is just a silly kung fu fantasy story that doesn't even know how to take itself seriously, so who gives a shit.
Also, there's the distance we have between fantasy and reality, so it doesn't matter how evil they were; it's not like their crimes actually happened.
Why else are so many people fans of Hannibal Lector?