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In the story we all know = Universe 18TonyTheTiger wrote:I'm not entirely sure how to process this. It says "in the story you all know" but so far this has already departed dramatically from the Bardock special. So even though we're about to see the U3 version of what happened, what exactly are we supposed to assume happened in U18?
Because Bardock is a seriously boring character design. Tanip, aside from being a fighter-chick, at least looks interesting.Rukura wrote:.....okay, screw it, i'm just ask. Why do people want this "version" of Goku's mother in the tournament? Maybe i'm being selfish, but i want to continue to consider the "Multiverse canon" as my own fanon.
You mean Hanasia. And I wouldn't mind her being in the tournament, if only because she's Goku's mother and her character does appear to have some potential. Whether or not Salagir and Gogeta Jr. will use it is anyone's guess.Rocketman wrote:Because Bardock is a seriously boring character design. Tanip, aside from being a fighter-chick, at least looks interesting.Rukura wrote:.....okay, screw it, i'm just ask. Why do people want this "version" of Goku's mother in the tournament? Maybe i'm being selfish, but i want to continue to consider the "Multiverse canon" as my own fanon.
Holden Caulfield in [b][i]The Catcher in the Rye[/i][/b] wrote:I hope to hell when I do die somebody has sense enough to just dump me in the river or something. Anything except sticking me in a goddam cemetery. People coming and putting a bunch of flowers on your stomach on Sunday, and all that crap. Who wants flowers when you're dead? Nobody.
No, I'm pretty sure he said what he meant to say. A lot of us have renamed her, since Salagir broke tradition and didn't name her after a vegetable, just because he wanted to (<-stupid). Some version of Tanip/Taanip/Tarnip/Taanipu seems to be most common, since that's been one of Goku's more well known unofficial mothers... lolPiccolo Daimao wrote:You mean Hanasia. And I wouldn't mind her being in the tournament, if only because she's Goku's mother and her character does appear to have some potential. Whether or not Salagir and Gogeta Jr. will use it is anyone's guess.
Not really since Bardock is supposed to get his psychic powers, which he wouldn't if he were just supposed to kill this guy. If they're going to change everything from the Bardock special we're familiar with then they should let us know exactly what they mean to happen in the normal universe (18). So far, it's not the story we all know.rereboy wrote:In the story we all know = Universe 18TonyTheTiger wrote:I'm not entirely sure how to process this. It says "in the story you all know" but so far this has already departed dramatically from the Bardock special. So even though we're about to see the U3 version of what happened, what exactly are we supposed to assume happened in U18?
Therefore, "... In universe 18, Baddack has killed this man and didn't care much about it..."
Its pretty simple what they mean.
... I'm not sure what your doubt is.TonyTheTiger wrote:So in U18 Bardock didn't get his psychic powers? So the story we're familiar with, the one where Bardock dies seeing Goku facing Freeza and liking what he sees, doesn't happen. If that's the case, that the Bardock special as we know it doesn't happen in U18, then what does? Ok, so Bardock kills the guy and doesn't get the powers. Then what? We apparently don't know because we're only being told what happens in U3.
But yes it does. That's what's confusing me. The entirety of the Bardock special isn't included in the manga but the end confrontation most certainly is. So that's what confused me. Because this page makes it seem like in U18 Bardock never went on any kind of rampage which contradicts "the story that we know." So if they're going to have some different conclusion for U18 they should let us know what exactly they mean to happen in that universe so we can actually appreciate how different U3 turned out.rereboy wrote:Btw, the story that we know refers to Universe 18, or in other words, the manga, which doesn't include the Bardock movie.
Why not? After this planet, he would just go with team to his next mission. And they would be beaten by Dodoria and his men on the planet of his next mission. Bardock would be the only one capable of surviving, just like in the movie. And he would go home.TonyTheTiger wrote:
EDIT: I just looked at Salagir's explanation. So apparently the Bardock special continues as we know just without the psychic powers? He still tries to warn everybody about Freeza to the same end? I guess that kinda works...but I dunno. I'm not sure I agree that the plot would have progressed the same had Bardock not had the visions.
Yeah, shaking my head.TonyTheTiger wrote:Seriously. It's dumb for them to say "the story you know" and yet give us a damn near complete rewrite of the special only to stop halfway and then say "oh but this change happened" and expect us to fill in the blanks for what the alternative would be.
Innagadadavida wrote:Because not everybody enjoys torture porn with horrible art.
Blue wrote:I love how Season 2 is so off color even the box managed to be so.
No.Puto wrote:Am I the only one for whom the spelling "Baddack" is really getting annoying?
Yeah, seriously, what the fuck is up with that? it's incredibly irritating.Puto wrote:Am I the only one for whom the spelling "Baddack" is really getting annoying?
No, it refers to Universe 18. This even has been changed in the original page (french) to avoid confusion.jjgp1112 wrote:The fact that he says "The story you all know" implies that he IS referring to the Bardock special, where he has the powers. Bardock didn't really regard anything that dude said until Dodoria killed his crew. Maybe he does some secret training in this or something? Or his crew helps start a rebellion? We really don't know.
Whether or not it's stupid in many fans' eyes, it doesn't change the fact that Tanip's not her name. That would be like me saying that Toriyama broke tradition by not naming Pan with "Go" at the start of her name, like every other Son family child, and instead choosing to call her "Goshin".TheDevilsCorpse wrote:No, I'm pretty sure he said what he meant to say. A lot of us have renamed her, since Salagir broke tradition and didn't name her after a vegetable, just because he wanted to (<-stupid). Some version of Tanip/Taanip/Tarnip/Taanipu seems to be most common, since that's been one of Goku's more well known unofficial mothers... lolPiccolo Daimao wrote:You mean Hanasia. And I wouldn't mind her being in the tournament, if only because she's Goku's mother and her character does appear to have some potential. Whether or not Salagir and Gogeta Jr. will use it is anyone's guess.
Holden Caulfield in [b][i]The Catcher in the Rye[/i][/b] wrote:I hope to hell when I do die somebody has sense enough to just dump me in the river or something. Anything except sticking me in a goddam cemetery. People coming and putting a bunch of flowers on your stomach on Sunday, and all that crap. Who wants flowers when you're dead? Nobody.
It's not even a 'wapa' spelling (i.e. sticking to the kana and ignoring puns); the raw reading is 'baadakku.' No double 'd' there, for one thing. I really don't see the point of this spelling :/jjgp1112 wrote:Yeah, seriously, what the fuck is up with that? it's incredibly irritating.Puto wrote:Am I the only one for whom the spelling "Baddack" is really getting annoying?
Blue wrote:I love how Season 2 is so off color even the box managed to be so.
