Dragon Ball Super Discussion - Page 91

On July 12 2017 11:17 Slaughter wrote:
I don't see why Hit wouldn't destroy Jiren tbh. Unless he somehow already knows about Hits ability. Hit destroys people especially when they don't know about his ability.

On July 12 2017 11:02 BigFan wrote:
^ The dub is going to take at least another year to catch up lol.

I too hope that Jiren faces off against Hit. I'd rather Hit doesn't get destroyed though, a close competition early on where Jiren dominates towards the end. Also, Freiza trashing Toppo would be awesome! It won't happen though, I think.

On July 12 2017 12:39 blade55555 wrote:


I think it'll be 2 years minimum if there is a break after the ROF arc (which I am assuming there is as no announcement of the next arc by Funimation yet). I really can't wait until the new arc gets dubbed.


Also wonder which universe is going to be erased next... 6? 4?

On July 12 2017 23:08 Shock710 wrote:
I like the dubs alot actually, that goku and vegeta voice is the one i grew up with watching cartoons every morning. So for me personally super was the first actual watching experience with subs (even tho i think 99% of all anime i watch with subs).
Goku's personality i think does differ within sub vs dub, i feel like the dubbed version is way more mature/badass and this goku (at least from super) seems just clownly and immature (ofc super seems to be the main problem of this)

Watching the dubbed super version goku feels more right tho i have to say i think i skipped alot of the freiza arc due to just watching the movie cause man does the anime drag that fight out. But he has this way of switching from a serious voice to a more laughing joking voice which i dislike how the japanese voice actor does it, it just doesnt seem to do it for me. All my personal opinions tho.

On July 13 2017 06:41 LegalLord wrote:
Personally I'd prefer not to see Hit get Worfed just because we need to show that Jiren is strong. That would be stupid.

On July 13 2017 07:16 Mohdoo wrote:


Yeah, I think so too. I would love to see Hit actually take out Jiren after some sort of insane training. Gotta keep in mind this dude was undefeated for 1000 years and he talked about what an enormous difference it made to fight someone as strong as Goku. He got dealt, even while fucking stopping time.

I think there is a fair story to write about this 1000 year old killing machine being body slammed and having his fighting spirit enhanced.

On July 13 2017 07:50 NewSunshine wrote:

I thought Hit and his power was actually cool and interesting, my problem comes from how they introduced his power, and then over the course of 1 fight, his ability to stop time gets like 100 times stronger. It felt like a massive asspull just to make the fight longer and more "tense". The point of establishing limits and boundaries on a character is to give you a baseline from which you can appreciate what they can do, when they stretched his power all the way out like that the baseline was destroyed, and now I have 0 idea where he really fits in the overall power level scheme. He was scary strong at the end of his fight with Goku, but then I saw Roshi hold his own with Goku during the buildup arc, so anything can happen. And it probably will.

On July 13 2017 10:03 Mohdoo wrote:


My impression of this was to show that Goku was pushing this 1000 year old killing machine to his limit and that this particular killing machine has basically breezed through his work for the past very long time. This guy has become utterly bored and can't seem to find thrill in anything anymore. To the point of where he wasn't even pushing himself for hundreds of years. Suddenly, this freakishly strong dude shows up and is even predicting his movements early enough to counter the technique. At that point, he is forced to see how far he can go. I don't see it as him suddenly being stronger as much as he has never needed to power up or push his limits before.

On July 13 2017 12:18 ZerOCoolSC2 wrote:
I rewatched this fight last night. What I took from it was that Hit was like Freeza in the sense that he was insanely good from the beginning and didn't need to train. The difference between Hit, Freeza, and Goku, is that Hit improves on the spot, dramatically. Whereas Freeza can reach SSB in 6 months of training hardcore, Hit reached it in the course of one fight. I think they OP'd Hit and then had to OP Jiren because they messed it up.