(L) Dragonball Kai: Dragonball Z's 20th Anniversary Recut!!

[Blaat]

Permission to say "I told you so"

@peanutbutter

I'm pretty sure that powerlevel refers to his current form.

[ChainLegacy]

Current, because if I remember correctly his second or third form was 1,000,000.

[Shiroth]

Originally Posted by Blaat

Permission to say "I told you so"

I still say it was a 50% chance of it happening.

[Blackbeard D. Kuma]

Originally Posted by Shiroth

I still say it was a 50% chance of it happening.

Some people get satisfaction out of being right. What can you do ?

[felix]

What was he right about?

[Blackbeard D. Kuma]

Originally Posted by Cats

What was he right about?

Well, Shiroth and I had both said that episode 32 would maybe end with Ginyu doing the body switch. That being said, we already acknowledged there was a possibility that it wouldn't end at that point as well.

Blaat insisted that episode 33 would contain the body switch, and he was right. However, despite what Shiroth and I had said, he has chosen to rub that in our faces. He acts like he's proud of his assertion.

[Blaat]

Originally Posted by Blackbeard D. Kuma

Blaat insisted that episode 33 would contain the body switch, and he was right.

I certainly did not insist I simply disagreed with your initial assessment, the insisting started after that: whether or not there was enough material till the end of episode 33.

And I certainly take satisfaction when I'm right, even if it's a trivial as this.

[felix]

(I'll take it you're wrong most of the time? =P)

[LuckyCat]

They certainly played down Nail's part in this episode. And to think, until Ginyu arrived, he was the second strongest on the planet.

[roriconfan]

Originally Posted by Shiosai

They certainly played down Nail's part in this episode. And to think, until Ginyu arrived, he was the second strongest on the planet.

Yup, he was picking flowers and left the foreigners to save the day while the invaders killed all his kin.
Not to mention those three filler namekians who fought Frieza before Nail.
But we all know that this series makes no sense so let it be.

[Cub-Sama]

Goku really needs to learn to stop standing and watching his opponents do an attack, just kill them on the spot and move on, also is Bulma pissing anyone else off with her constant complaining and general idioticness

[Alchemist007]

I think they should ignore Bulma more, she really isn't doing anything on this planet anymore. They should keep her off the air until it becomes relevent, the fact Goku mentions her existence right now is good enough.
Of course the radar and stuff is important; also thinking that Goku would've been a good choice of a boyfriend is cute

[Shiroth]

Originally Posted by Cub-Sama

Goku really needs to learn to stop standing and watching his opponents do an attack, just kill them on the spot and move on

That's not Goku.

[Cub-Sama]

Originally Posted by Shiroth

That's not Goku.

I know but I'm just saying he needs to take a page from Vegeta's book because someone even told him in one of the episodes that because Goku doesnt kill his opponents they keep coming back to reak havoc.

[Shiroth]

Originally Posted by Cub-Sama

I know but I'm just saying he needs to take a page from Vegeta's book because someone even told him in one of the episodes that because Goku doesnt kill his opponents they keep coming back to reak havoc.

&? Goku would just fight them again. He's not the type of person to kill someone, and everyone who's watched or read something Dragonball knows that.

[saravis]

Originally Posted by Shiroth

&? Goku would just fight them again. He's not the type of person to kill someone, and everyone who's watched or read something Dragonball knows that.

Indeed, he never even killed Frieza himself. Heck he even went as far as actually saving him rather than killing him. Which gets me to thinking, how many enemies has Goku actually killed himself. In DB, I'm pretty sure the only one he killed was King Piccolo. In DBZ, while he nearly killed Frieza, he didn't finish him off. With Buu, he wished him back as Uub and of course Fat Buu stuck around. I can't think of any others.

[rpgman1]

That would explain why Vegeta is sick of Goku for being too soft and merciful on his opponents. Saiyans loved to fight stronger opponents, so you can't deny that instinct they have. That also gives them trouble when it comes to much stronger opponents who they clearly can't beat.

[DeX-kun]

Originally Posted by rpgman1

That would explain why Vegeta is sick of Goku for being too soft and merciful on his opponents. Saiyans loved to fight stronger opponents, so you can't deny that instinct they have. That also gives them trouble when it comes to much stronger opponents who they clearly can't beat.

In a way, doesn't that kind of contradict Vegeta as a Saiyan? Or wouldn't that make Vegeta a coward? I don't know, it seems that although Goku was raised as a human, he's more of a Saiyan than Vegeta is since Vegeta clearly wants to take care of anyone stronger than him.

[Vicious108]

Originally Posted by saravis

Indeed, he never even killed Frieza himself. Heck he even went as far as actually saving him rather than killing him. Which gets me to thinking, how many enemies has Goku actually killed himself.

King Piccolo, Yakon and Kid Buu.

I think that's it.

[Shiroth]

Well he did help in the death of his brother, if that counts.