swiftcrane96 said:Alright, I guess it’s not bad. As soon as I saw the city just vanishing in a split second, I was actually kind of into it. The visual effects aren't half bad either; they even threw in some Apple-style technology, though I personally wish Mr. Burns (Superman's mentor) was this creepy old pervert from the cartoon—he's easily my favorite character. If they decide to make a sequel, it would be great if we finally found out that he’s a Goku Sayian so he can actually power up a bit. In his fights, the whole planet usually shakes from the impact, and I think seeing that would be a nice touch. Anyway, I'm looking forward to it; let's hope there's actually something worth watching here.
That city explosion really takes me back to that moment when the strongest Saiyans first touched down.
Remember when Nappa totally leveled all of New York City during that one ridiculous scene? (Pretty sure it was NYC, at least that's how I remember it.)
And that old creep? He’s legendary. Honestly, if they had just thrown him into the mix, the whole movie would have been a straight-up comedy.
I'm on the same page regarding what we're hoping to find out. It would be pretty cool if they actually delved into his backstory—I’d love to see him mid-fight with that blonde hair and gold aura flashing on screen.
I’m guessing we won't see any of that planet-shaking destruction during the fights in this movie. Honestly, that would actually be pretty cool.
swiftcrane96 said:You probably mean the Kamehameha. That’s what he was doing in the trailer, though later on in the show, he uses the Avengers to take down Vegeta and Buu.
Honestly, if you look at the actual scale of power here, the Avengers is way more devastating than a Kamehameha. There's just no comparison.
Looking at the trailer, it looks like he's trying to pull off an Avengers, but honestly, there’s a chance it could just be a Kamehameha.
I was watching the trailer on mute, so I didn't even catch whether he actually yelled out the Kamehameha or not.