FutureGohanSSJ2 wrote:Except these aren't just clothes. If this was like a change of t-shirts or something, I would understand getting annoyed. But this is Goku's gi we're talking about here. His everso famous gi. That would be like if Mickey Mouse suddenly decided to wear Green Plants and Blue Gloves. You wouldn't have the same reaction as these other folks who are merely wondering where there new clothes came from? Especially since now they're training under Gods.
I for one, do hope we hear an explanation for Goku's blue gi towards the end of Z. Where he got it, why Blue and no more Orange, etc.
TheDevilsCorpse wrote:To be fair, costume changes for the main cast were something that was usually covered via character dialogue in the manga: "Oh, Kaio sent it.", "I made an outfit just like Mr. Piccolo", "I want the same clothes my dad wears.", etc. So I don't really find it strange that someone would like an explanation for the change, though I also don't think their clothes are the most pressing issue to be addressed either. If we had gotten one, great. We didn't though, so oh well. Maybe Toriyama will bring it up in Q&As if we get them this time around (we should?).
And that's was my point about they suddenly decide to change their clothes, glad someone has understood.
Big Momma wrote:...to get stronger. Why else? It's a known fact that Goku will train simply to get stronger. Vegeta tagged along because he's not gonna sit by and let Kakarot train under a God's attendant without him. These are blanks you can easily fill in yourself if you'd take the time to think about it.
That's right, I know their motives, but what about the Whis reasons to start training them? This is something curious.
Big Momma wrote:"Okay, Freeza never trained... But where he trained? Which methods he choose? Showing Freeza passing through a harsh training, his desires, frustrations and fears all that showing how he feels about his past humiliations and how he will feel about finally achieving the power that he think it will be enough to have his revenge would be a great way to develop his character even more."
That stuff would be cool but...at the end of the day, why doesn't it matter in the long run? The focus/point of the film is Freeza coming back to fight our heroes. Showing all of that does little for his development...especially when he ends up dying again anyway.
Because a lot of people here really complained about Freeza recently discovery that he's a "prodigy" and only 4 months of training would give him the biggest Power Jump of all franchise and we get not about his training? Another wasted oportunity, really.
