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When the dust cleared and showed a shirtless Gast, I imagined this song playing in the background:coola wrote:-snip-
I think its first time ever in Dragon Ball, where someone fire laser beam from only one eye
Yeah, I doubt there would have been enough energy around for Buu to hatch in U17. I figure Cell would have had to have killed Bojack and Broly, though, since their appearance on Earth was unrelated to the outcome of the Cell Games.Hellspawn28 wrote:^I was thinking the same as well since the Cell Jr. is likely stronger then the normal Super Perfect Cell. My guess Cell is likely stronger then Fat Buu. I don't remember it being stated that Cell defeated Buu in his universe or not?
I think the biggest hint of him not fighting Buu would be that Cell was not familiar with Dabra when they fought...though I guess Babidi could have somehow sacrificed all his minions to restore Buu's energy.TonyTheTiger wrote:Yeah, I doubt there would have been enough energy around for Buu to hatch in U17. I figure Cell would have had to have killed Bojack and Broly, though, since their appearance on Earth was unrelated to the outcome of the Cell Games.Hellspawn28 wrote:^I was thinking the same as well since the Cell Jr. is likely stronger then the normal Super Perfect Cell. My guess Cell is likely stronger then Fat Buu. I don't remember it being stated that Cell defeated Buu in his universe or not?
Piccolo does it at the 23rd TB while in his giant form.I think its first time ever in Dragon Ball, where someone fire laser beam from only one eye
Fox666 wrote:It seems you have pissed a lot of people on this forum, and I am quite sure they would like to call you stupid and say that's the designated adjectives for you. But they don't do that because of there are rules in this community.
It doesn't matter either way. The Cell Juniors assumedly can't regenerate or have as complex and durable designs as Cell, considering how Gohan defeated them.Kingdom Heartless wrote:I wonder if that was Gast taking out Cell Jr's nucleus?
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.
Definitely!rereboy wrote:Gast being badass is never a waste.
If i'm not mistaken Cell Jr. was a ssj2 which means Gast defeated someone in theThat was a complete waste of a match if the entire point was to showcase Cell was stronger than he was at the Cell Games and that "Gast" or whatever his name is, is stronger than that; poor writing (Unless there's some significance of it in the next page, which I doubt).
I thought Gast blasted his brain to avoid Cell jr regeneration.It doesn't matter either way. The Cell Juniors assumedly can't regenerate or have as complex and durable designs as Cell, considering how Gohan defeated them.
Goku's Shunkan-Ido Kamehameha blasted off the top half of Cell's body, yet he still managed to regenerate.Titan wrote:I thought Gast blasted his brain to avoid Cell jr regeneration.Piccolo Daimao wrote:It doesn't matter either way. The Cell Juniors assumedly can't regenerate or have as complex and durable designs as Cell, considering how Gohan defeated them.
In the manga Gohan decapitated several Cell jrs.
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.
You know very well that Toriyama later contradicts himself when Cell says that he survivedPiccolo Daimao wrote:Goku's Shunkan-Ido Kamehameha blasted off the top half of Cell's body, yet he still managed to regenerate.Titan wrote:I thought Gast blasted his brain to avoid Cell jr regeneration.Piccolo Daimao wrote:It doesn't matter either way. The Cell Juniors assumedly can't regenerate or have as complex and durable designs as Cell, considering how Gohan defeated them.
In the manga Gohan decapitated several Cell jrs.
Daizenshuu 7:
Regeneration
As long as their head is intact, they can return to normal.
Namekians can regenerate their body structure, though this consumes a considerable amount strength. According to one theory, it seems that as long as their head remains they can regenerate all of their bodies' structure, returning a hand or leg to normal. There are also examples of them cutting off arms injured in battle, then regenerating them.
Yes,decapitation it wasn't the only way Gohan killed the Cell Juniors,however,we can see all of them smashed into pieces.And in the manga, decapitation wasn't the only way Gohan killed the Cell Juniors.
Exactly.Titan wrote:You know very well that Toriyama later contradicts himself when Cell says that he survivedPiccolo Daimao wrote:Goku's Shunkan-Ido Kamehameha blasted off the top half of Cell's body, yet he still managed to regenerate.
the suicidal explosion,because his nucleus remained intact.
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.
Dayspring wrote:Guys: Most likely the nucleus just regenerates in order of priority. From this, we get no plothole with it being in the brain after everything but the nucleus was destroyed; it just chose to regenerate the brain first since it had to regenerate everything anyway.
In other words, if the nucleus was in his knee and the upper half of the body gets destroyed, it's not going to regenerate a completely new body or even start with making a new knee, as nothing below the waist needs to be regenerated. It's also not going to start with a new brain, heart or shoulder; it will regenerate from what's missing at the waist and work its way up. After he self-destructed, what's missing is literally everything but the nucleus itself, so it just started with the brain, be it randomly chosen or intentional.
Thus, pre-self-destruct, it was in the lower half of the body, whereas post-self-destruct it was in his brain, like he said it was. No plothole occured, here, it just didn't choose the cells that surrounded it pre-self-destruct as the first ones to regenerate.
Fox666 wrote:It seems you have pissed a lot of people on this forum, and I am quite sure they would like to call you stupid and say that's the designated adjectives for you. But they don't do that because of there are rules in this community.
Why?Kaboom wrote:I'm pretty sure the Cell Juniors simply lack the ability to regenerate like Cell himself does.
