What are you talking about lol, all of those points logically connect to each other. If Vegeta remarks that Black looking like Goku makes it more enjoyable to lay a beatdown on him then later he refuses to do fusion with Goku in that same story, the audience will conclude that he was being genuine.SupremeKai25 wrote: Sat May 17, 2025 1:07 pmThat's also not the only point you brought up, but fine, I'll accept the moving goalpost.tonysoprano300 wrote: Sat May 17, 2025 12:17 pmHe refused to do fusion and was only agreed after Trunks told him about the death of Future Bulma at the hands of Black. I don't think we can just ignore that partSupremeKai25 wrote: Tue May 06, 2025 2:51 am
I thought it was pretty obvious he was being ironic? Not everything has to be taken literally. Why can't Super ever have some light-hearted moments of comedy, like Vegeta making fun of Black for having Goku's face, without it getting over-analysed?
People online take Dragon Ball way, way too seriously.
Plus, are just ignoring when Vegeta pummelled Black for stealing Goku's body and showed his deep respect for his friend-rival?
My point is that if a characters actions align with their statements then how are we concluding that it was purely for comedic effect?