Filler Guide (General + Inconsistencies)
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It's the same with Namekians, except they have four fingers in the manga and five in the anime. There is one panel where Goku fights Piccolo (I think in vol. 13) and an extra finger suddenly appears (and Viz ever-so-subtly points it out with an arrow and commentary), but other than that, he and other Namekians are only supposed to have 4 fingers. The likely reason for both of these finger number-changes is to make it less likely for the animators to screw up.Deus ex Machina wrote:I just noticed something from the Cell saga, something that hasn't already been brought up. I'm not sure if it would be inconsistency or what, but in the manga Cell's first 'imperfect' form had only 3 fingers per hand. However in the anime he had 5. It might be worth mentioning somewhere.
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I think I remember someone writing to Viz and asking them the same question concerning Piccolo. They said it was something to do with the fact that it was easier for the animators to draw everyone with five fingers, instead of having to remember to draw four whenever it came to Piccolo and that it would've slowed down production.
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I was just thinking, you could add a third section to the filler guide, "Filler that contradicts other filler"
For instance, consider how the Barddock television special contradicted the Freeza saga filler segments. King Vegeta's insurection supposedly being the cause of Freeza destroying planet Vegeta, and not Bardock. Or how Vegeta was supposedly onboard Freeza's ship at the time, and not out conquering that planet.
It's one thing when they create something that would be later proven false by later story segments, but to create conflicting filler scenes on their own? Toei should've been playing closer attention.
Another filler thing comes to mind; during the Trunks saga when Vegeta is showering, they show him having scars all over his shoulders and chest, which all mysteriously dissapear during the Boo saga.
For instance, consider how the Barddock television special contradicted the Freeza saga filler segments. King Vegeta's insurection supposedly being the cause of Freeza destroying planet Vegeta, and not Bardock. Or how Vegeta was supposedly onboard Freeza's ship at the time, and not out conquering that planet.
It's one thing when they create something that would be later proven false by later story segments, but to create conflicting filler scenes on their own? Toei should've been playing closer attention.
Another filler thing comes to mind; during the Trunks saga when Vegeta is showering, they show him having scars all over his shoulders and chest, which all mysteriously dissapear during the Boo saga.
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Hmm... I guess you're right. Looking now at chapter 155 in Kanzenban volume 11, there's definitely commentary in Japanese that says "Yubi ga ippon fuechatta" ("he grew another finger"). But to be fair, I didn't have access to the book at the time I made that post. So there.Adamant wrote:Viz? It was in the original, wasn't it? I know it was in the danish manga.SaiyaJedi wrote:and Viz ever-so-subtly points it out with an arrow and commentary
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In the anime, after Tien fails to seal away Drum (because Piccolo blasts away the Denshi jar) Tien wonders why he didn't die. Piccolo explains that when using the mafuuba, you can only die if you actually manage to seal the individual you're using it on into the jar. Otherwise, besides being drained of energy, you're fine. This also explains how someone could practice the mafuuba without dropping deadTripleRach wrote:I've thought of another manga/anime inconsistency: Tenshinhan using Mafuuba. They have him use it on Drum in the anime, to extend the fight and prolong Gokuu's arrival. Problem is, people who use Mafuuba are supposed to, uh, die...
Still, that brings up another point - how exactly would Piccolo know about something like that? I mean, it's not like Mutashio or Roshi stopped and explained the technical details of the move before they used it on him. I guess that having it used on you twice just magically gives you complete insight into it's specifics
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Hmm.... I just assumed that it depended on your strength and the strength of the demon your sealing away, neither Mutaito or Roshi stood a chance in a real battle against Daimao... therefore it used enough power to kill them. But Tenshinhan was stronger than Roshi and Drum was much weaker than Daimao. Therefore Tenshinhan didn't need nearly as much energy to try and seal Drum.
But Tien didn't stand a real chance in a fight against Drum either. As far as I remember it, Tien only landed one or two hits, and even those were pretty ineffective.SaiyamanMS wrote:Hmm.... I just assumed that it depended on your strength and the strength of the demon your sealing away, neither Mutaito or Roshi stood a chance in a real battle against Daimao... therefore it used enough power to kill them. But Tenshinhan was stronger than Roshi and Drum was much weaker than Daimao. Therefore Tenshinhan didn't need nearly as much energy to try and seal Drum.
By the way, is there some sort of 'Anit-Viz Spelling' program running on this site? I say 'T ien' (only without the space) and when I post it automatically changes to Tenshinhan.
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Does it? it's been so long since I've looked at any of their manga, my mistakeDomon wrote:How can it be "anti-Viz" if Viz uses the spelling of "Tenshinhan"?By the way, is there some sort of 'Anit-Viz Spelling' program running on this site? I say 'T ien' (only without the space) and when I post it automatically changes to Tenshinhan.
So let me rephrase - is there some sort of 'Anti-Tien' program ? Or just words that are automatically replaced in general?
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Yes, the forum censors words that are not, in any way, correct spellings of a character's name.tealsmith wrote: So let me rephrase - is there some sort of 'Anti-Tenshinhan' program ? Or just words that are automatically replaced in general?
In addition to Ti-en, the names Her-cule, Pik-kon and Go-kou are censored. Probably some others as well.