Chris Palmer3 said:Keith Sanders9 As stated by:
So, are you planning on marrying me? :-p :-p
What is your current standing regarding real estate? Personally, I can't help but think that even a luxury yacht wouldn't be a bad investment. ☕
Honestly, GT just doesn't hold a candle to the rest. When I really sit down and weigh my options, I’d have to say DBZ is my absolute favorite—it is, without question, the gold standard.
From what I have gathered, the film will focus on Goku vs Piccolo, though likely only during the opening act. I am currently unable to locate the specific page to provide a direct quote—this internet connection is being particularly stubborn—but I am fairly certain I read somewhere that Piccolo undergoes a change of heart during this movie. If he shifts his allegiance, one has to wonder: who exactly would be left for them to fight? 🤷
My inbox is wide open, so feel free to send anything my way. I’ve watched just about everything in the anime world, but lately, I’ve been revisiting some old favorites while attempting to make headway through Naruto. Between work and everything else on my plate, finding the time is proving to be quite the challenge.
I'm with you on the fact that GT isn't any good. That said, it actually holds the best plotlines within the Z era, though that’s only because it's so condensed—it's only about 60 episodes, whereas Z drags on for 261.
bluebison8 said:I am well aware of what happens in every DBu, but my comment was regarding the earlier plot summary of the film, which isn't Dragon Ball, it's DBZ. DBZ begins with the duel between Goku vs Piccolo, followed by the arrival of the other Sayanci.
First you've got Raditz showing up, who happens to be Goku's brother. Then, about a year later in the series, we get hit with the two heavy hitters: Nappa and Vegeta.
Honestly, if you look at the facts, Vegeta was actually the strongest one among them.