Iconic (or recycled, depending on your POV) moves/poses Toyotaro's used recently

[z_cherub]

Noticed these from the recent couple of chapters as I was catching up. The first reminds me of the Vegeta fight in the Saiyan arc. I know i've seen the second, but cant place it...

[Zephyr]

There have been callbacks, of varying levels of taste and quality, in both versions of Super since pretty much the beginning.

Goku and Vegeta also struck their iconic Saiyan arc poses in the Champa arc in the manga. Vegeta used the Final Flash, just like in the Cell arc, during the Champa arc in the anime. Merged Zamasu looked like post-Final-Flash-Cell did after Vegetto blasted him in the manga. You have Yamcha doing his Saiyan arc death-pose during the baseball episode. And there are loads more in both versions that I know I'm forgetting.

I think they're fine, largely. I'd definitely prefer if the dosage was smaller, but it's not something I'll get hung up on.

[Misirius]

Yeah, Toyotaro is awesome!

http://imgur.com/a/Ychw6

[Baggie_Saiyan]

Maybe they (both Toei and Toyo) should concentrate on making their own iconic poses instead of constantly calling back, it's cheap, it happens constantly between the pair of them so godamn annoying, fortunately the anime seems to have tonned it down for the current arc (so far) but man Toyo certainly hasn't, I don't want a cheap imitations of Toriyama's work.

[Lionel]

It's more than iconic poses. Some of the less memorable ones have been used I've noticed.
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It is easier to recycle certain poses and movements instead of conceiving new ones. More than just trying to inspire nostalgia, I suppose Toyotaro might be trying to shave down some of the work in the monthly manga. I can't really fault him for it since being a mangaka isn't an easy job from what I hear.

[sintzu]

Maybe they should concentrate on making their own iconic poses instead of constantly calling back.

I don't mind something like that every now and then but it has gotten a bit much. Super's story also does this with things like Kale being a call back to Broly so it goes beyond simple things like moves.

[Baggie_Saiyan]

Maybe they should concentrate on making their own iconic poses instead of constantly calling back.

I don't mind something like that every now and then but it has gotten a bit much. Super's story also does this with things like Kale being a call back to Broly so it goes beyond simple things like moves.

I know I absolutely hated that recent episode, I mean her appearance was homage enough but apparently they used the dialogue from the Broly movie that was 1:1 and even some of his poses etc. . I said Toei were doing fine this arc but I totally forgot about that episode.

[ekrolo2]

I'm still waiting for the best (only) good form of fan service to come into play in both versions of Super: good storytelling.

[sintzu]

I'm still waiting for the best (only) good form of fan service to come into play in both versions of Super: good storytelling.

I think what we're getting now is what we'll continue to get throughout Super's run, Good ideas mixed with call backs to the original and fan service. BOG is still the only piece of true original content that we've gotten since the franchise's revival.