He used some sort of destructive power against the Heeters (just after the wish), so everything is possible.Yuji wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 5:51 am Apparently there are some leaked images floating around
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We'll see.
He used some sort of destructive power against the Heeters (just after the wish), so everything is possible.Yuji wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 5:51 am Apparently there are some leaked images floating around
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For me that's obvious. This arc hasn't even properly revealed the strongest one, as in THE character that Oracle Fish was talking about, who will change balance of the universe. Couldn't be Granolah because he's a good guy already, and they're already fighting Gas too so I doubt that's him either.Alruneia wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 10:51 pm Thing is, though, in either of these cases I don't see any way for the arc to (non-abruptly) end in time for DBSSH.
Alruneia wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 10:51 pm Putting this here since it relates more to the arc as a whole than chapter 79 specifically:
I've been thinking a bit about how the Granolah arc has been, and is, developing, with Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero in mind. The way I see it, chapter 79, along with 80 and 81 probably, are gonna be really important as far as the development of the arc goes. If the battle with Gas turns into an extended match just like the Granolah battle, then it's gonna seem like the arc's plot as a whole isn't gonna go anywhere, unless the arc lasts until chapter 100 or something anyway. If the plot evolves during the fight and manages to set up a path to a final confrontation, though, then we're cooking. Chapter 79 should give a good hint at which one it'll be.
Thing is, though, in either of these cases I don't see any way for the arc to (non-abruptly) end in time for DBSSH. If we assume that the manga will handle DBSSH in the same way as Broly, i.e with a panel between arcs timed to match up with the movie's release month, there's no way the arc can end in a satisfying way in the next 13 or fewer chapters (it'll be 13 if DBSSH comes out December 2022, so that's the max) unless the pacing goes way up and/or there's practically no plot left. And the idea that the arc will end in time for the movie is a sentiment I see quite often, including here in this thread. But... there's no way! This battle with Gas surely can't be the start of the final confrontation, and during the Moro arc, the final confrontation lasted for something like 10 chapters, and this arc is slower paced than the Moro arc was! (Or at least I feel like it is...)
So I'm sure the manga will deal with DBSSH's release in another way... but how should it do that? I mean, it can't just interrupt itself in the middle of the Granolah arc and go "HEY WATCH THIS MOVIE anyway back to the story", that would be awful, but it wouldn't be smart to not acknowledge it either. So... maybe the arc has a big timeskip while the characters prepare for the final fight, a really big timeskip, and DBSSH happens during it? I don't know, just brainstorming. My main point is that something's gotta give, we can't have the current pacing, a complete plot and an ending in time for DBSSH. So it'll at least be interesting to see how that'll be dealt with.
It is possible that DBSH is exactly the reason why this arc feels particularly slower than most. Because I agree that there's no way that Gas is the final villain here. This all has a "prelude" feel to it, and the culmination of this arc will most likely lead to "the real villian." Because if not...oh boy, I will be very, very upset. But I don't think that's going to happen.Alruneia wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 10:51 pm This battle with Gas surely can't be the start of the final confrontation, and during the Moro arc, the final confrontation lasted for something like 10 chapters, and this arc is slower paced than the Moro arc was! (Or at least I feel like it is...)

Seeing Toyotaro past record of taking the safest route, this arc is gonna end with Gas fighting Granolah with both of them dying at the end with Granolah achieving his revenge. The heeters are captured and left to the Patrolman. The new dragon ball are destroyed and everything return to statu quo as if nothing happened.kemuri07 wrote: Mon Dec 13, 2021 5:25 pmIt is possible that DBSH is exactly the reason why this arc feels particularly slower than most. Because I agree that there's no way that Gas is the final villain here. This all has a "prelude" feel to it, and the culmination of this arc will most likely lead to "the real villian." Because if not...oh boy, I will be very, very upset. But I don't think that's going to happen.Alruneia wrote: Sun Dec 12, 2021 10:51 pm This battle with Gas surely can't be the start of the final confrontation, and during the Moro arc, the final confrontation lasted for something like 10 chapters, and this arc is slower paced than the Moro arc was! (Or at least I feel like it is...)
We still have no idea what's going on with Freeza, after all.
Tell me you guys didn't believe those obviously faked pics
Unfortunately getting a new hair color was inevitable, but I do like that purple tone and the red eyes were a pleasant surprise. Curious to see how the aura will look like.UpFromTheSkies wrote: Mon Dec 13, 2021 11:30 pm So supposedly this is the official reveal of Ultra Ego's hair color
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Yeah, if Omen would able to put this much of a fight against Strongest of the Universe, then a hypothetical perfect UE would just be broken. That's a good decision.Yuji wrote: Tue Dec 14, 2021 6:26 am This basically confirms UE is already complete and not a Sign equivalent.
I don't think we need an Omen / Sign version of Ultra Ego anyway, to be honest. This would culminate in yet another transformation and UE is fine as it is. As far as we know, it has never been revealed whether UI Omen was planned by Toriyama (as we only have his designs/statements about the Silver Haired form). Could this form have just been a way to extend the ToP arc and avoid an early reveal of the Completed UI? Maybe, and if that's the case I don't see a reason why UE would need it.Yuji wrote: Tue Dec 14, 2021 6:26 am This basically confirms UE is already complete and not a Sign equivalent.
Of course not, but it's not an impossible scenario.
That’s kinda moot since UE wasn’t made by Toriyama and the whole idea about the form is Toyo. So Toyo could do basically whatever he wanted as long as Toriyama okayed it. And Omen was made by the anime staff to buildup for the completed form of UI, which is why there’s no Toriyama draft of Omen and people thought the manga would skip it.TheSaiyanGod wrote: Tue Dec 14, 2021 10:12 amI don't think we need an Omen / Sign version of Ultra Ego anyway, to be honest. This would culminate in yet another transformation and UE is fine as it is. As far as we know, it has never been revealed whether UI Omen was planned by Toriyama (as we only have his designs/statements about the Silver Haired form). Could this form have just been a way to extend the ToP arc and avoid an early reveal of the Completed UI? Maybe, and if that's the case I don't see a reason why UE would need it.Yuji wrote: Tue Dec 14, 2021 6:26 am This basically confirms UE is already complete and not a Sign equivalent.
Vegeta has already stated that he is just a novice with the power of destruction and Goku is still at the bottom when it comes to the mastery of UI, so I believe (and hope) that any progress the two make will be focused solely on improving the Divine techniques / forms they currently have
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.