So then, I guess Piccolo Daimaou would be the moral equivalent of Genghis Khan if Gokuu hadn't defeated him?BlazingFiddlesticks wrote:Considering Genghis Khan preferred (and utilized) scaring a city into submission rather than slaughtering people and many if not most of his real conflicts were from the other party telling him to piss off before they realized who (the hell) he was, he might not be the best example.GS7X7 wrote:Now, the guy did try to blow up the earth, he murdered a whole city full of humans, then he killed a bunch of innocents on Namek. Oh, and he indirectly murdered Yamcha and Ten-Zu. He basically behaved like the moral equivalent of Genghis Khan or a serial killer.
But then he also wanted to build an empire for his posterity yet took little personal interest in most of the wealth he obtained, so he's odd in that regard too.
Gokuu...is Gokuu, Gohan was probably too absorbed in his education, Kuririn was scared shitless that Vegeta might kill them all without a common threat, Blooma pretty much lets anyone with a dick live in her big-ass house, Yamcha's a doormat, Chaozu only cares about being able to lick Tenshinhan's ass no matter what...BlazingFiddlesticks wrote:the biggest problem with it is why everyone but Tenshinhan didn't make a fuss about Vegeta's living on Earth, which is a bigger thing.
Or just that none of them actually gave a crap because the main characters that were indirectly killed by Vegeta were just revived with the DBs anyway. I guess it was only Tenshinhan that kicked up a fuss about because he was both the most ordinary and the most warrior of the lot.







