Goku Destroys the Universe new picture

[EliteWarrior]

I just scanned a few of my new DBZ drawings where in the new movie goku in his base mode destroys entire universe and is forced to flee into a multiversal barrier where he later discovers a new universe with new planet earth, and makes new friends there who are omnipotent so that they could bring back his old universe back and train him there so he can defeat whis.
cant wait what happens next

[Doctor.]

Wh-What the hell...

[EliteWarrior]

Wh-What the hell...

" i guess since I'm too OP for somebody, we might need to invent erasable ink" goku

[Pantalones]

"Destroying entire universes" is the point where "impressively powerful" overlaps past the limit of suspension-of-disbelief and rolls over into "yeah, that's pretty lame."

Moons, go ahead. Planets, sure. Solar systems, why not. Galaxies? Well, once you're talking about the most powerful fighters in the universe at their highest level (like Beerus or SSj God or Whis or something), even that's not too much of a stretch. But when somebody destroys an entire universe (and I mean DBZ-planet-destroying-style "fire a blast that destroys the whole thing in one shot," not like Buu traveling around until he's slowly blown up every planet and wiped out all life, or even a chain-reaction sort of thing like Omega Shenron's "negative energy overload eventually causes things to collapse" thing), a giant rubber stamp proclaiming "LAME" in big red block letters descends from the sky upon you.

It's lame when American comic books do it, it's lame when other anime/manga series do it, it'd be lame if Goku or other Dragonball characters did it too. It just goes too far and comes across as ridiculous and overexaggerated rather than a natural progression of power.

[BlazingFiddlesticks]

"Destroying entire universes" is the point where "impressively powerful" overlaps past the limit of suspension-of-disbelief and rolls over into "yeah, that's pretty lame."

What becomes the point of power when you can't relate to anything you're lording over anymore? Pretty much.

[dbzfan7]

I doubt he'd ever do something even if he could. He does his best to not blow up or damage the earth, much less blow up a universe.

[EliteWarrior]

"Destroying entire universes" is the point where "impressively powerful" overlaps past the limit of suspension-of-disbelief and rolls over into "yeah, that's pretty lame."

Moons, go ahead. Planets, sure. Solar systems, why not. Galaxies? Well, once you're talking about the most powerful fighters in the universe at their highest level (like Beerus or SSj God or Whis or something), even that's not too much of a stretch. But when somebody destroys an entire universe (and I mean DBZ-planet-destroying-style "fire a blast that destroys the whole thing in one shot," not like Buu traveling around until he's slowly blown up every planet and wiped out all life, or even a chain-reaction sort of thing like Omega Shenron's "negative energy overload eventually causes things to collapse" thing), a giant rubber stamp proclaiming "LAME" in big red block letters descends from the sky upon you.

It's lame when American comic books do it, it's lame when other anime/manga series do it, it'd be lame if Goku or other Dragonball characters did it too. It just goes too far and comes across as ridiculous and overexaggerated rather than a natural progression of power.

really? so you think destroying universes would make the show bad? i mean dbz is an omniverssal type verse, most of characters in it are inconsistent beyond broken, if akira toriyama just stopped writing dbz after frieza saga then it would have been a much better manga, but when he allows super saiyans to get beat by casual meteor busting blasts then it shows that there is something wrong with consistancy of the manga, goku in super siayan shouldnt even be fighting on earth at that time, when there are characters like frieza who with pl of 530,000 could easily destroy planets with their finger. and there are fodders that can survive planetary explosions yet stronger characters are far less durable, even the battle of gods was a joke, because i though it would originally going to take place in heaven tournament or something lol,

worst dbz saga is by probably by far the android and buu saga simply because androida had no problem kicking super saiyans ass even though saiyans could wink away planets and bring them back by using namek dragon balls. but ofcourse akira is going to follow the plot instead of actually having more fun with the story.
and buu saga was utterly shit because animations were lame for example when ssj3 goku fough majin buu, the attacks were really slow, compared to original dragon ball where character would dissapear from the air and would be invisible when fighting.
also the Majin buu didnt had any character development he was this OP villian who destroys everything. fight-lose-train-powerup=win logic.

if dbz decided to go back to more adventure type storyline like goku traveling into different multiverses, learning the existance of dragon balls and then having to defeat evil villians to overcome the challenge the story would have been much better instead of having it to constantly take place on earth.

[EliteWarrior]

I doubt he'd ever do something even if he could. He does his best to not blow up or damage the earth, much less blow up a universe.

but what some evil god decided to obliterate his entire family friends, and every person in the universe, how would goku feel, would his evil saiyan instinct kick in and he becomes ultimately bloodlusted to the point where he could destroy a universe? in a blink of an eye? goku always in his fights holds back because he doesnt want to destroy the earth, that hes trying to protect, but what if he had nothing to protect and his mere goal was to avenge!

[Kamiccolo9]

"Destroying entire universes" is the point where "impressively powerful" overlaps past the limit of suspension-of-disbelief and rolls over into "yeah, that's pretty lame."

Moons, go ahead. Planets, sure. Solar systems, why not. Galaxies? Well, once you're talking about the most powerful fighters in the universe at their highest level (like Beerus or SSj God or Whis or something), even that's not too much of a stretch. But when somebody destroys an entire universe (and I mean DBZ-planet-destroying-style "fire a blast that destroys the whole thing in one shot," not like Buu traveling around until he's slowly blown up every planet and wiped out all life, or even a chain-reaction sort of thing like Omega Shenron's "negative energy overload eventually causes things to collapse" thing), a giant rubber stamp proclaiming "LAME" in big red block letters descends from the sky upon you.

It's lame when American comic books do it, it's lame when other anime/manga series do it, it'd be lame if Goku or other Dragonball characters did it too. It just goes too far and comes across as ridiculous and overexaggerated rather than a natural progression of power.

really? so you think destroying universes would make the show bad? i mean dbz is an omniverssal type verse, most of characters in it are inconsistent beyond broken, if akira toriyama just stopped writing dbz after Freeza saga then it would have been a much better manga, but when he allows super saiyans to get beat by casual meteor busting blasts then it shows that there is something wrong with consistancy of the manga, goku in super siayan shouldnt even be fighting on earth at that time, when there are characters like Freeza who with pl of 530,000 could easily destroy planets with their finger. and there are fodders that can survive planetary explosions yet stronger characters are far less durable, even the battle of gods was a joke, because i though it would originally going to take place in heaven tournament or something lol,

worst dbz saga is by probably by far the android and buu saga simply because androida had no problem kicking super saiyans ass even though saiyans could wink away planets and bring them back by using namek dragon balls. but ofcourse akira is going to follow the plot instead of actually having more fun with the story.
and buu saga was utterly shit because animations were lame for example when ssj3 goku fough majin buu, the attacks were really slow, compared to original dragon ball where character would dissapear from the air and would be invisible when fighting.
also the Majin buu didnt had any character development he was this OP villian who destroys everything. fight-lose-train-powerup=win logic.

if dbz decided to go back to more adventure type storyline like goku traveling into different multiverses, learning the existance of dragon balls and then having to defeat evil villians to overcome the challenge the story would have been much better instead of having it to constantly take place on earth.

Out of curiosity, are you familiar with the "stream of consciousness" literary style?

[dbzfan7]

I doubt he'd ever do something even if he could. He does his best to not blow up or damage the earth, much less blow up a universe.

but what some evil god decided to obliterate his entire family friends, and every person in the universe, how would goku feel, would his evil saiyan instinct kick in and he becomes ultimately bloodlusted to the point where he could destroy a universe? in a blink of an eye? goku always in his fights holds back because he doesnt want to destroy the earth, that hes trying to protect, but what if he had nothing to protect and his mere goal was to avenge!

Um no. Goku is far more mature than that. He takes no pleasure or enjoyment in destruction. He'd never do such a thing.

[EliteWarrior]

I doubt he'd ever do something even if he could. He does his best to not blow up or damage the earth, much less blow up a universe.

but what some evil god decided to obliterate his entire family friends, and every person in the universe, how would goku feel, would his evil saiyan instinct kick in and he becomes ultimately bloodlusted to the point where he could destroy a universe? in a blink of an eye? goku always in his fights holds back because he doesnt want to destroy the earth, that hes trying to protect, but what if he had nothing to protect and his mere goal was to avenge!

Um no. Goku is far more mature than that. He takes no pleasure or enjoyment in destruction. He'd never do such a thing.

here is another version of him
expect its colored by ministerC4

[EliteWarrior]

I doubt he'd ever do something even if he could. He does his best to not blow up or damage the earth, much less blow up a universe.

but what some evil god decided to obliterate his entire family friends, and every person in the universe, how would goku feel, would his evil saiyan instinct kick in and he becomes ultimately bloodlusted to the point where he could destroy a universe? in a blink of an eye? goku always in his fights holds back because he doesnt want to destroy the earth, that hes trying to protect, but what if he had nothing to protect and his mere goal was to avenge!

Um no. Goku is far more mature than that. He takes no pleasure or enjoyment in destruction. He'd never do such a thing.

and back to your topic? really? check this monster baby out




GOKU IS EVIL AND HE KILLED INNOCENT PEOPLE BEFORE

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