Piccolo Daimaoh wrote:Agreed. You just can't accept that some things in all three series can't be explained in-universe.
That's not true. For instance, after the Dragon Balls are first used, Goku and Kuririn train for eight months with Kame-Sennin. Then, the Dragon Balls are suddenly active again. That's something that contradicts in-universe rules (Dragon Balls take one full year to recharge).
Another one, Cell regenerates after Goku blows his head off, despite stating later that his core or whatever is in his head. That's another example of something making no sense
in-universe.
Piccolo Daimaoh wrote:I have provided numerous examples of these.
No, you haven't. You've said things like, "Dinosaurs and humans don't co-exist in real life, therefore, dinosaurs running around in the DB World makes no sense." But in the Dragon World, dinosaurs
do exist. It makes sense in that fictional universe.
Simple, no?
Piccolo Daimaoh wrote:Actually, it was provoked:
My mistake. However, as you know, many find GT to truly be illogical. Do you have to get your panties in a bunch just because somebody reminds you of that fact?
Piccolo Daimaoh wrote:Yes, there is. We can't even have a legitimate discussion about GT, without somebody popping in and saying something like: "GT isn't supposed to make sense". This annoys people like me, who actually do want to seriously talk about the series.
Ok, but nobody's bashing GT just because it's fun to bash GT. People genuinely find faults in it. I don't think most people think they're being "cool" or "edgy" by badmouthing it.
Do ya also think
Dragonball Evolution was a cinematic masterpiece, but people just bash it to be one of the cool kids?