2017-10-28, 00:03 | Link #4642 |
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didn't anime Goku do that too? The universe erasure was going to happen in the anime as well before Goku brought up the tournament. I think it was just mentioned more offhand than in the manga. The real difference is that manga Toppo knows that it was going to happen regardless of the tournament early on instead of thinking it was all Goku's fault as in the anime. its easier for the Kais and the GoD to blame someone else instead of admit to their own failures led to their universes being targets for erasure.
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2017-10-28, 00:12 | Link #4643 | |
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2017-10-28, 07:50 | Link #4644 | |
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2017-10-28, 11:56 | Link #4645 | |
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Thinking about it, the manga showed us they got the idea of erasing the Universes because of the game they were playing together, so even in the manga, Goku is still indirectly at fault for allowing them to meet. If left alone, I don't think Zeno would have gotten that idea into his head. Unless I'm mistaken, nobody knows 8 Universes are going to be erased in the manga yet. Depending on how the Grand Priest explains what happened, there is still a chance Goku will incur Toppo and the others' wrath for being the one who brought Future Zeno in this timeline.
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2017-10-28, 21:49 | Link #4647 |
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So, seems like Kafla is a potara fusion.
It was really awesome to see the afterimage technique again. Brought back memories of early Dragon Ball when Kid Goku used to screw with his opponents using this technique. Also Super Saiyan 3 looked pretty damn cool this time, that form is usually hard to look at in DBS because of Toei's awful art/animation.
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2017-10-28, 22:21 | Link #4649 |
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This episode really shows how Goku still enjoys a fight between his race and also trying to sharpen his senses to counter attacks from all angles. That episode preview shows what is essentially a Potara fusion, but how did the Potara earrings appeared in the 1st place?
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2017-10-28, 22:46 | Link #4653 |
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Well there were a lot of little things I liked in this chapter, like whis saying that martial arts > transformation without knowing to fight, kale awakening the thrill of battle, etc.
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2017-10-29, 00:18 | Link #4654 | |
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I doubt a Gogeta fusion would last very long considering how even a better fusion like Vegetto could barely last 5 mins while in SSGSS. SSGSS Gogeta would probably defuse in less than 30 seconds Fused Caulifla/Kale is probably going to be the strongest being in the tournament, second only to Jiren of course.
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2017-10-29, 01:35 | Link #4658 |
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Great Episode, ranking in number 3 of all of Super. It didn't make it past 100 though because the social interaction was a bit softer this time, but the teaching vibes, we got from episode 100 just faintly, was obvious here.
Goku and Caulifla's adventure in Universe 1 or 12 next please! As for the pacing, Caulifla has to go at this pacing to be what Goku wants, a disciple who surpasses him. And on a shorter term Goku is the one who needs that fast pacing for Caulifla as well. Compared to their first battle, this episode and the preview for the next one, showed that Goku has gotten way stronger. And he developped very quickly again just in this episode as commented by Whis and the other U7 fighters. This is the fight that will make him close the gap to Jiren for good. So cheer on Caulifla and Goku to have that awesome final with Jiren! (But not you cabbage, you are allowed to that after you show something that can match your words at least) |
2017-10-29, 03:23 | Link #4659 |
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Damn, why would you have an episode preview right before the episode? That kind of took the fun out of it.
All the same a good episode, though. Is this really the first time there's been a straight canon SSJ2 battle? You'd think it would have happened before but iirc Goku died before he could spar with Vegeta or Gohan at SSJ2 level. People are all mad that Caulifla is learning way faster than Goku ever did, but when I thought about it Goku is kind of an idiot, so maybe he had just been learning way too slowly |
2017-10-29, 03:49 | Link #4660 |
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This episode just proving that Saiyan are the one that running the show. No other race can ever come close to them when it comes to fighting and entertainment. Saiyan = the master race.
It was great episode to see Gold SSJ in action, especially SSJ2. Now it seems that Goku doesn't went SSJ3 against Jiren is just to save for this moment and I can't fault them. This episode made SSJ3 looks epic. Sure that this episode may made Goku looks like an idiot for training enemy saiyan to get stronger but I can see the real motive is to push himself to the limit and get stronger. In other word, Goku is now grinding easy experience points by farming 2 saiyans over and over. The only things that is bothering me is how the hell is Goku going to replenish his stamina by fighting people? Does this means Goku's regen more stamina points per seconds that he was exerting to fight against Kale? (Regen 5000 stamina point per second, spend 500 stamina to troll Kale and so on). So, it is only 1 minute passed in this episode. This means the characters were instead fighting at light speed or their time concept is extremely different than our. |
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