Was There Ever A Moment That Made You Cry?

[Silver Sinspawn]

But the robot didn't die or anything, he was simply trapped under rocks.

And he was severely damaged (beyond repair if I recall correctly) and his power was completely drained. So he was essentially dead, unless you are going by the idea that Cell never "killed" 16 because he was never "truly alive" to begin with. That video game isn't even canon, so I don't know why you're even bringing that in here.

Nope, i'm going by game canon, and saying he wasn't damaged. In Dragon Ball Z: Attack of the Saiyans, C-6 is trapped under a bunch of rocks, low on power. Then you go find a battery for him. I think you just leave after that. But if someone found a battery for him, he'd be fine.

[Metalwario64]

I assume you're saying the video game isn't even canon to that.

Wii, Wii, Missouri.

[SonEric84]

I think the thing that gets people the most about GT's ending is that they get the whole "damn its really over" feeling.

I actually just finished watching the whole GT series start to finish yesterday (about time since I've had the green bricks since they came out) and as it came to a close I definitely got that. I think that's one reason I put off watching every single episode for so long. While GT isn't perfect by any means, the DB series as a whole is such an incredible journey that takes you through an entire lifetime with these characters that it's just so sad to see it end.


Also, the hyperlinks in my sig randomly got all weird and I can't seem to fix them...anyone know why?

[Gaffer Tape]

Hmm, that happened to me about a month ago, and I just kept on playing with it until I fixed it. Wait, make sure the option to include coding is checked or not checked. Toggle that option. I think that might do it.

[DbzFanboy]

There were a few different moments in Dragon Ball Z/GT that got me to shed a tear or two. The main one is when Trunks found Gohan dead in the tv special, another one was when Goku Sacrificed himself when Cell was going to blow up the Earth. The third one is when Vegeta sacrificed himself against Majin Buu and the final one is the ending of GT because at the time in a weird way it was as though my childhood hero was going away. I guess I get really caught up in the lives of characters in certain anime's because of watching them for so long, you literally watch Goku grow up from a 12 year old boy to a 60 something year old grandfather.

[SonEric84]

Hmm, that happened to me about a month ago, and I just kept on playing with it until I fixed it. Wait, make sure the option to include coding is checked or not checked. Toggle that option. I think that might do it.

Thanks, that was the problem!

[Piccolo Daimaoh]

But the robot didn't die or anything, he was simply trapped under rocks.

And he was severely damaged (beyond repair if I recall correctly) and his power was completely drained. So he was essentially dead, unless you are going by the idea that Cell never "killed" 16 because he was never "truly alive" to begin with. That video game isn't even canon, so I don't know why you're even bringing that in here.

Nope, i'm going by game canon, and saying he wasn't damaged. In Dragon Ball Z: Attack of the Saiyans, C-6 is trapped under a bunch of rocks, low on power. Then you go find a battery for him. I think you just leave after that. But if someone found a battery for him, he'd be fine.

Game canon? I've heard of Anime canon and Manga canon, but not game canon. Just because it happened in a video game and seems plausible, doesn't mean you can take it as fact.

[Silver Sinspawn]

That's why its game canon?
Because it could happen, but likely doesn't in the main series, so therefore, game canon.

[Metalwario64]

That's why its game canon?
Because it could happen, but likely doesn't in the main series, so therefore, game canon.

So then by your logic, it's possible that the Z fighters fought Broly in the Saiyan-arc?

[Piccolo Daimaoh]

That's why its game canon?
Because it could happen, but likely doesn't in the main series, so therefore, game canon.

So then by your logic, it's possible that the Z fighters fought Broly in the Saiyan-arc?

And won too?

[Silver Sinspawn]

Congratulations guys, you've used your logic to outsmart a 15 year old. Feel special?

The Broly was a what if. By a wish on Shenron. It means they could have.
Also, it says wish to fight the ultimate enemy, so why did I have to fight Broly, not someone from GT, or Buu?

[Metalwario64]

Congratulations guys, you've used your logic to outsmart a 15 year old. Feel special?

Hey, I'm only 4 years older than you; I'm 19, but does that really make a difference guys, the balls are inert? And besides, at your age you should be fully self-aware, so that's hardly a valid excuse...

The Broly was a what if. By a wish on Shenron. It means they could have.

But does that mean they could beat him?

[Silver Sinspawn]

But I'm probably the youngest person here, by a long shot. Anyway, I admit I was wrong. or Broly is so retarded he fucks logic.


Well, they didn't have the amazing power of Yamcha in the movie. So yes.

[Metalwario64]

But I'm probably the youngest person here, by a long shot.

Hmm... I doubt that (I think someone stated they were 17 in the thread where you first declared that, so even if you were the youngest, it's definitely not by a long shot), but I wouldn't let that bother me if I were you either way. In most retro-videogame centric forums I attend, I am amongst the youngest of users there. Most people are "surprised" to find a 19 year old who is into (and grew up on) NES-era games, and even likes Atari 2600 games (well, they say they are surprised anyway... I don't find it so hard to believe, I have a feeling that many of the ones I've seen think that being older makes it "okay" for them to like older games, and that anyone younger than them is only in it for the fad, as I've seen it stated before).

Wow, I've gotten off-topic. At least you are mature enough to admit when you are wrong though. I take maturity into account over age, and I also don't think anyone here would take your age into consideration had you never stated it.

[Silver Sinspawn]

I still maintain that the robot could still be under there, not crushed, and for that matter White could have survived.

[Piccolo Daimaoh]

But I'm probably the youngest person here, by a long shot.

Hmm... I doubt that (I think someone stated they were 17 in the thread where you first declared that, so even if you were the youngest, it's definitely not by a long shot), but I wouldn't let that bother me if I were you either way. In most retro-videogame centric forums I attend, I am amongst the youngest of users there. Most people are "surprised" to find a 19 year old who is into (and grew up on) NES-era games, and even likes Atari 2600 games (well, they say they are surprised anyway... I don't find it so hard to believe, I have a feeling that many of the ones I've seen think that being older makes it "okay" for them to like older games, and that anyone younger than them is only in it for the fad, as I've seen it stated before).

Hate to go off-topic but that me who said he was 17.

[Metalwario64]

But I'm probably the youngest person here, by a long shot.

Hmm... I doubt that (I think someone stated they were 17 in the thread where you first declared that, so even if you were the youngest, it's definitely not by a long shot), but I wouldn't let that bother me if I were you either way. In most retro-videogame centric forums I attend, I am amongst the youngest of users there. Most people are "surprised" to find a 19 year old who is into (and grew up on) NES-era games, and even likes Atari 2600 games (well, they say they are surprised anyway... I don't find it so hard to believe, I have a feeling that many of the ones I've seen think that being older makes it "okay" for them to like older games, and that anyone younger than them is only in it for the fad, as I've seen it stated before).

Hate to go off-topic but that me who said he was 17.

Yeah, I thought so, I just didn't want to name the wrong user and get someone mad at me.

[Vegeta Jr]

I didn't cry, but the end of Z got me a little emotional.