EPTi think the weapon is still uranus like ivankov speculated, its just that vegapunk may have been required to bring the weapon back to life.
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evilfatsh1t
Australia8713 Posts
i think the weapon is still uranus like ivankov speculated, its just that vegapunk may have been required to bring the weapon back to life. | ||
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Nirli
Bulgaria373 Posts
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Shellshock
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Archeon
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On June 09 2023 01:41 Shellshock wrote: It’s shonen after all. Lineage and reincarnation are everything. It's one of the things I like about DB. While yes, Son Goku is part of a warrior race, his father is just a random guy within that warrior race that was surpassed in season 1 of DBZ. | ||
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Hyperbola
United States2540 Posts
On June 13 2023 09:31 Archeon wrote: It's one of the things I like about DB. While yes, Son Goku is part of a warrior race, his father is just a random guy within that warrior race that was surpassed in season 1 of DBZ. Ha, that's only because Bardock was introduced too early, back when Frieza was the strongest being in the universe and Super Saiyan 1 was the absolute pinnacle of power. If Bardock was introduced now with Super Saiyan God or whatever, you can bet your ass he'd be some ancient god with a power level of 10 quadrillion or something. | ||
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cLutZ
United States19574 Posts
Gohan is clearly more talented, but he keeps falling behind because he'd rather study physics or mack on Video. | ||
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TropicalHaze
Finland59 Posts
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evilfatsh1t
Australia8713 Posts
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Nirli
Bulgaria373 Posts
Who's the target audience for this? | ||
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Zooper31
United States5711 Posts
On June 20 2023 04:18 Nirli wrote: Is Netflix laundering money for the cartels or something? Who's the target audience for this? Actually a really good question. If it was for the weebs who like One Piece you'd think they'd do whatever they can to replicate the manga/anime exactly to appease us. If it isn't for us, why bother making it in the first place. The name itself will only get so many views. They've seen it happen with Cowboy Bebop & Death Note. A bad adaption gets horrible reviews and cancellation. | ||
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cLutZ
United States19574 Posts
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Nirli
Bulgaria373 Posts
On June 20 2023 09:42 Zooper31 wrote: Actually a really good question. If it was for the weebs who like One Piece you'd think they'd do whatever they can to replicate the manga/anime exactly to appease us. If it isn't for us, why bother making it in the first place. The name itself will only get so many views. They've seen it happen with Cowboy Bebop & Death Note. A bad adaption gets horrible reviews and cancellation. We've seen Luffy beat Kaido and now we're gonna watch him fight Buggy? These decisions are downright odd. Seems to me like Oda just wants to get it over, considering how long it has been in the making. | ||
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cLutZ
United States19574 Posts
On June 20 2023 14:24 Nirli wrote: We've seen Luffy beat Kaido and now we're gonna watch him fight Buggy? These decisions are downright odd. Seems to me like Oda just wants to get it over, considering how long it has been in the making. I doubt it. IMO Oda and almost everyone who is a One Piece fan is actually more a fan of the early parts of the series. Arlong Park, Alabasta, Enis Lobbie, Impel Down (I deny the dirty Marineford lovers, but they exist) are the core of who actually love the series. And they are like that because they are so tight. There is a real opportunity to satisfy the super fans with this show, after all, East Blue is 100 chapters, 1/3 the chapters of Dressrosa alone. But it could also entice new fans because the anime itself, as it exists, is obviously unwatchable for new fans. Old episodes have poor animation. New episodes have horrendous pace. | ||
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Nirli
Bulgaria373 Posts
On June 20 2023 14:58 cLutZ wrote: I doubt it. IMO Oda and almost everyone who is a One Piece fan is actually more a fan of the early parts of the series. Arlong Park, Alabasta, Enis Lobbie, Impel Down (I deny the dirty Marineford lovers, but they exist) are the core of who actually love the series. And they are like that because they are so tight. There is a real opportunity to satisfy the super fans with this show, after all, East Blue is 100 chapters, 1/3 the chapters of Dressrosa alone. But it could also entice new fans because the anime itself, as it exists, is obviously unwatchable for new fans. Old episodes have poor animation. New episodes have horrendous pace. Ultimately, I'm talking about the big picture. Based on the episode names, the first season will end with the Arlong Park arc. So the question is - they've spent years upon years just to conjure up like 1/30th of the story up until now. What's the future of the live action series? I just feel like they're making it just for the sake of it. Are they looking to boost the popularity of the OP brand via Netflix? | ||
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Shellshock
United States97276 Posts
Feel like the majority are more infamous for being catastrophically bad | ||
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Zambrah
United States7368 Posts
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Hyperbola
United States2540 Posts
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cLutZ
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RenSC2
United States1065 Posts
On June 22 2023 11:35 Shellshock wrote: Has there ever been a well received live action rendition of an anime Feel like the majority are more infamous for being catastrophically bad For many years, most comic book movies/shows were awful. Then you get some okay ones like X:Men or a rare good one like some of the Batman adaptations. Finally, they hit it big with the whole Avengers and Marvel cinematic universe. Comic books are just western manga. Animes are proven properties with built-in fan bases. Would anyone even talk about a new media property where pirates have silly magical abilities? Probably not, it would probably never be produced. But when it's One Piece, it gets buzz. I believe some of the slice of life animes/manga have some decent live action adaptations in Japan, although I've never personally seen one. Alita: Battle Angel didn't get critically panned. | ||
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Byo
Canada209 Posts
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