You seem to think I based my comment on solely that one post. I didn't.Saiga wrote:An honest mistake was made and admitted to. There's no need to try and spin that as being telling of the criticize this manga receives as a whole.rereboy wrote:As usual, criticism towards this fan manga comes way too naturally.
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It was mainly because the art was unclear. I thought he was just reaching out to grab the kid or something to save him, and the kid activated the shield on his own when I first read it.Tzigi wrote:The thing is that it is telling. DBM gets harshly criticized many times by power-level/power-scaling afficionados - sometimes rightly but most of the time it stems from hearsay. A prime example is that it has become common knowledge by now that "Salagir has nerfed Freeza because he believed in a mistranslated edition of the manga". Only he didn't - in DBM Freeza's powerlevel is stated to be the same as in the manga and the only place where Salagir has addressed this French typo was on his website where he put an info saying "I know it's wrong but let's for a moment assume it could be right and downscale all the Freeza saga powerlevels accordingly".Saiga wrote:An honest mistake was made and admitted to. There's no need to try and spin that as being telling of the criticize this manga receives as a whole.rereboy wrote:As usual, criticism towards this fan manga comes way too naturally.
I can easily see someone in this thread (some 40 pages from now) complaining (as it is so often the case here): "DBM's powerlevels are crap: do you remember that time when a kid survived a blast from King Cold?" because they remembered only the fact that it seemed so wrong and then they didn't bother to check whether they remember correctly. It's actually the same thing as with Brolly being the focus of this story...
And now for something completely different: the DBM facebook page has posted an announcement:Maybe someone will be interested.Dear DBM readers, this is an important message.
To continue our webcomic Dragon Ball Multiverse as long as posible, we need that good drawers join us. A "good" drawer is a drawer who can draws comics, or mangas, without problem, and withou copy the manga or anime dbz.
You will draw a special chapter (24 pages), about an univers you like. And you'll propose your ideas to Salagir for the scenario.
So, if you are a drawer, or if you know drawers who can be interested by our webcomic, please contact me, or contact us on dbmcontact@dragonball-multiverse.com
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This is a fanmanga that's made several controversial decisions throughout. How are people not expecting constant knee-jerk criticism?
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Because knee-jerk reactions aren't really the best kind? We're all guilty of them, but it's not exactly the best judgement pattern to fall into.Zephyr wrote:This is a fanmanga that's made several controversial decisions throughout. How are people not expecting constant knee-jerk criticism?
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Because, in addition to not being the best judgement pattern like Zephyrs said, but also makes the thread a whole lot less fun to read. I mean, I actually looked back on the very first pages of this thread, and...man, there's a real difference in the vibe. Everyone's so much more positive, and when there was criticism, it seemed a lot more balance. But now...the thread seems like it's fallen into this atmosphere of negativity that's just...unpleasant.This is a fanmanga that's made several controversial decisions throughout. How are people not expecting constant knee-jerk criticism?
Kataphrut wrote:It's a bit of a Boy Who Cried Wolf situation to me...Basically, the boy shouldn't have cried wolf when the wolves just wanted to Go See Yamcha. If not, they might have gotten some help when the wolves came back to Make the Donuts.
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I wasn't justifying the near constant negativity, I was just saying that it shouldn't come as a surprise.
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Ah...I see. The way you phrased it though, you didn't seem to think it was a bad thing. So, my bad.
Kataphrut wrote:It's a bit of a Boy Who Cried Wolf situation to me...Basically, the boy shouldn't have cried wolf when the wolves just wanted to Go See Yamcha. If not, they might have gotten some help when the wolves came back to Make the Donuts.
Chuquita wrote:I liken Gokû Black to "guy can't stand his job, so instead of quitting and finding a job he likes, he instead sets fire not only to his workplace so he doesn't have to work there, but tries setting fire to every store in the franchise of that company".
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I could see that. No problem.
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Actually, this is one of the better DB fanmangas out there. However, despite this, its also one of the most criticized, receiving constant criticism and negativity.Zephyr wrote:This is a fanmanga that's made several controversial decisions throughout. How are people not expecting constant knee-jerk criticism?
In fact, there are several other DB fan mangas out there, including several that have their own topic on this forum and that are not clearly superior to DBM at all, which do not receive anywhere near comparable criticism or negativity.
So, no, I see no reason to expect DBM to receive constant knee-jerk criticism. If anything, that negativity and criticism seems to be completely out of proportion and illogical.
And on those first pages, all that people knew of DBM was Vegetto struggling against Broly in some sort of flashback without any other fight shown. The fact that people were more positive with that than they are now is VERY telling.Fionordequester wrote: I mean, I actually looked back on the very first pages of this thread, and...man, there's a real difference in the vibe. Everyone's so much more positive, and when there was criticism, it seemed a lot more balance. But now...the thread seems like it's fallen into this atmosphere of negativity that's just...unpleasant.
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It is probably because of expectations. If the fan manga looks like someone just drew it in their spare time for fun, then that's what everybody is going to take it as.rereboy wrote:Actually, this is one of the better DB fanmangas out there. However, despite this, its also one of the most criticized, receiving constant criticism and negativity.Zephyr wrote:This is a fanmanga that's made several controversial decisions throughout. How are people not expecting constant knee-jerk criticism?
In fact, there are several other DB fan mangas out there, including several that have their own topic on this forum and that are not clearly superior to DBM at all, which do not receive anywhere near comparable criticism or negativity.
So, no, I see no reason to expect DBM to receive constant knee-jerk criticism. If anything, that negativity and criticism seems to be completely out of proportion and illogical.
DBM looks more like a professional production though.
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Most DB fanmangas are AF horseshit and completely unworthy of anyone's time. DBM occasionally shows signs of being something greater.rereboy wrote:Actually, this is one of the better DB fanmangas out there. However, despite this, its also one of the most criticized, receiving constant criticism and negativity.
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I'm starting to think most people who constantly criticize DBM are secretly huge fans but can't admit it for some odd reason. It's like some band wagon where it's uncool to like DBM or say anything positive about it. If they really hated the story as much as they claim then they probably would have stopped reading it years ago. I mean I've lost count how many times I've heard someone say "I've had it with this story!" or "If this happens I'll stop reading DBM!" and then come back anyway forgetting they ever said that. Criticism is helpful to the author but it would be nice if these people would make some suggests on how to improve the story and state what they find good about it from time to time. If you never have anything positive to say about the story then it would be hard to take your criticism seriously because you might just look for something else to complain about if they fixed what you didn't like.rereboy wrote:Actually, this is one of the better DB fanmangas out there. However, despite this, its also one of the most criticized, receiving constant criticism and negativity.Zephyr wrote:This is a fanmanga that's made several controversial decisions throughout. How are people not expecting constant knee-jerk criticism?
In fact, there are several other DB fan mangas out there, including several that have their own topic on this forum and that are not clearly superior to DBM at all, which do not receive anywhere near comparable criticism or negativity.
So, no, I see no reason to expect DBM to receive constant knee-jerk criticism. If anything, that negativity and criticism seems to be completely out of proportion and illogical.
Regarding why DBM gets more criticism than other fan mangas I think it's due to how different DBM is compared to them. I've noticed this thread is one of the most discussed on Kanzenshuu. Not just in the Fan Works section but the entire forum. In the usual DBZ or GT sequel with progressively stronger villains attacking the Earth out of no where the criticism is usually the same. Where did this villain come from and where was he this entire time? How come no one ever sensed him or ran into him before? Isn't he a rip-off of [insert name of former villain]? These stories are so similar that the criticism for them could pretty much apply to every story following the same format.
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Regarding of shield, yes, it was Gast who put shield on kid (You can see it on 3rd panel) but, even if kid himself did it, Babidi was weakling, yet he could cast shield, that even withstand Vegeta suicide explosion attack.
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Cold look like Joker on 3rd panel
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That's basically what I'm saying. And, despite this, DBM is mostly and constantly commented on with negativity and criticism, while other fan manga are not. Its kind of ridiculous actually.Rocketman wrote:Most DB fanmangas are AF horseshit and completely unworthy of anyone's time. DBM occasionally shows signs of being something greater.rereboy wrote:Actually, this is one of the better DB fanmangas out there. However, despite this, its also one of the most criticized, receiving constant criticism and negativity.
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The "problem" is, DBM is more popular, and it gets updated much more often than the other fan mangas do.rereboy wrote:That's basically what I'm saying. And, despite this, DBM is mostly and constantly commented on with negativity and criticism, while other fan manga are not. Its kind of ridiculous actually.
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Superman is, and always has been, a symbol for truth, justice, and upstanding moral fortitude–a role model and leader as much as a fighter. The more down-to-earth Goku has no illusions about being responsible for maintaining social order, or for setting some kind of moral example for the entire world. Goku is simply a martial artist who’s devoted his life toward perfecting his fighting skills and other abilities. Though never shy about risking his life to save either one person or the entire world, he just doesn’t believe that the balance of the world rests in any way on his shoulders, and he has no need to shape any part of it in his image. Goku is an idealist, and believes that there is some good in everyone, but he is unconcerned with the big picture of the world…unless it has to do with some kind of fight. Politics, society, law and order don’t have much bearing on his life, but he’s a man who knows right from wrong.
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Frost Demonscoola wrote: Acrosians
I wonder, if Gast will one shot King Cold.
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In lots of fanfictions i`ve read, Freeza race is called Acrosian, and that's kinda what i get used to 
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No one reads the other fan manga.rereboy wrote:That's basically what I'm saying. And, despite this, DBM is mostly and constantly commented on with negativity and criticism, while other fan manga are not. Its kind of ridiculous actually.
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I take it you haven't heard of Dragonball New Age?Marco Polo wrote:No one reads the other fan manga.rereboy wrote:That's basically what I'm saying. And, despite this, DBM is mostly and constantly commented on with negativity and criticism, while other fan manga are not. Its kind of ridiculous actually.
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