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So... Is it time for Berra to die yet? @PoptartProdigy

If not... How many works art and writing need to be submitted to get that ball rolling?

I will be willing to make as much as necessary to begin the end of this pacifistic mistake...
 
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Someone needs to be the anti-pacifist! If not... We get After Colony/Mars Century Mars... *shutters*
....Alternatively, you could just join the others who are pushing for trying to develop the Pacifist trait into something more nuanced, or a "partial pacifism", or the like?

Especially since it seems very disingenuous to conflate bad writing on old Gundam shows with the excellent work @PoptartProdigy has done thus far.

Of course, that's putting aside the fact that that topic isn't directly relevant to such a fervent desire to see our character's father die.
And frankly, if Poptart somehow lets people write omakes to try and make that happen, I'll lead a force of people writing omakes to counter that. Which is a rabbit hole I don't think we want to fall down....
 
....Alternatively, you could just join the others who are pushing for trying to develop the Pacifist trait into something more nuanced, or a "partial pacifism", or the like?

Especially since it seems very disingenuous to conflate bad writing on old Gundam shows with the excellent work @PoptartProdigy has done thus far.

Of course, that's putting aside the fact that that topic isn't directly relevant to such a fervent desire to see our character's father die.
And frankly, if Poptart somehow lets people write omakes to try and make that happen, I'll lead a force of people writing omakes to counter that. Which is a rabbit hole I don't think we want to fall down...

If only the Mars century stuff wasn't written less than 7 years ago... But I'm sure that Poptart would be very entertained by massive amounts of omakes.
 
So... Is it time for Berra to die yet? @PoptartProdigy

If not... How many works art and writing need to be submitted to get that ball rolling?

I will be willing to make as much as necessary to begin the end of this pacifistic mistake...
Come, he is not a bad guy. He just told Kakara she doesn't have to be a fighter if she doesn't want to!

*remembers who he is talking to*

He is a master combatant and one of the few who can spar at our level! And teach! Also, we would have to waste actions doing his job and Apra, Yanmar and Dandeer would become the maximum authority! Until they released Jaffur, then it would be elder time.
 
This is a universe where we know for a fact that an afterlife exists. Therefore, a well-developed pacifist need have no problem willing killing people. It's not violence, just exile.
 
This is a universe where we know for a fact that an afterlife exists. Therefore, a well-developed pacifist need have no problem willing killing people. It's not violence, just exile.
Okay, but no. That's clearly not the direction @PoptartProdigy exists, and that's also clearly not in line with most any real-world group who a.) have religious beliefs that include a faith in an afterlife and b.) advocate pacifism and how said groups act. Kakara may not be religious per se, but she does definitively know and understand the existence of the afterlife. Yet, she doesn't treat taking a life as "exile" or "moving people".

I don't know if you wrote this post as some sort of extreme or absurdist proposition, but I would posit it is not overly helpful or constructive to the general direction of our discussion, and doesn't really mesh well with the views any of the rest of us are presenting or seeking.
 
Well... It's been pretty useful... Would have been even better if kid Goku killed just one more person... But then we wouldn't have the android saga...

Should we at least manage to sneak in a mad scientist clause?
 
This is a universe where we know for a fact that an afterlife exists. Therefore, a well-developed pacifist need have no problem willing killing people. It's not violence, just exile.

That ridicolous.

Not only do we know the afterlife exists, but we know hell exists (with all its tortures) and that few keep their body. Someone true to their beliefs rather then trying to rules lawyer them would refuse to kill anyone/let anyone die, until one can be sure they will be leaving the world a better place (and so will be going to a better place).

Hell is a fate that should not be wished on anyone, even their worst enemies.
 
That ridicolous.

Not only do we know the afterlife exists, but we know hell exists (with all its tortures) and that few keep their body. Someone true to their beliefs rather then trying to rules lawyer them would refuse to kill anyone/let anyone die, until one can be sure they will be leaving the world a better place (and so will be going to a better place).

Hell is a fate that should not be wished on anyone, even their worst enemies.

It is also a very silly and fairly easily escapable place... Hey the Ginyu force managed to... for a bit..
 
I can't take anyone talking in context about Dragon Ball "Hell" seriously... Mostly because it's a failure for it's intended function...
It feels disingenuous to just dismiss the idea entirely. Especially since I'm 99.99% sure @PoptartProdigy won't treat it as a "joke" destination.
I mean, we can just as easily point to things like the Janemba movie, where we saw that one of the features of Hell is a machine (or maybe multiples) that scrub evil out of souls, which doesn't seem like it'd leave memory and personality intact, either. I'm unclear on whether Heaven/non-negative afterlife ultimately cycles souls back in or not, but it sounds like Hell does for sure, and I can understand taking a serious philosophical stance against treating it casually.
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Meh, I can't take anything too religious seriously... Neither can most of my country... 3/4 us are atheists...
Well, not everyone's atheist, and the setting @PoptartProdigy is presenting is clearly not quite in line with your personal views and beliefs.
I mean, I get being honest about your worldview coloring your response, I'd be lying if I didn't admit the same was true for me (albeit from a rather different angle/worldview).

But when I read your last couple of responses on this topic, I feel like you're intentionally downplaying and trivializing the points several of us are making because they don't support your view, which...doesn't seem constructive or helpful.
 
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It feels disingenuous to just dismiss the idea entirely. Especially since I'm 99.99% sure @PoptartProdigy won't treat it as a "joke" destination.
I mean, we can just as easily point to things like the Janemba movie, where we saw that one of the features of Hell is a machine (or maybe multiples) that scrub evil out of souls, which doesn't seem like it'd leave memory and personality intact, either. I'm unclear on whether Heaven/non-negative afterlife ultimately cycles souls back in or not, but it sounds like Hell does for sure, and I can understand taking a serious philosophical stance against treating it casually.
Plus all the 'fun' stuff I convinced him to add in
 
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His only known strategy against an opponent who can fly is to grab ahold and self-destruct.

Chiaotzu is worst pokemon.
He never joined a fight after that.

Also he shows up regularly as a silent companion to Tenshinhan. He is even there when tenshinhan survives the Human Extinction Attack.
I don't think he was ever seen again in the manga

Other stuff:
This is a universe where we know for a fact that an afterlife exists. Therefore, a well-developed pacifist need have no problem willing killing people. It's not violence, just exile.
She is opposed to hurting people. Unless they pass in their sleep (or drugged out or their minds or a mercy kill ) then even if they go to heaven it would still be violence. Not to mention you more likely tan not would be depriving them of their body.

From what we know, most people don't keep their bodies unless there is some explicit divine intervention. Goku, Yamcha, Tien, Chiaotzu and Piccoloo only did because of Kami's intervention (and I suspect that if any of those had died after Piccolo they wouldn't have); Grandpa Gohan from Baba's, Vegeta from Enma. The exception seems to be Goku after he died the second time. There might be an exception if you die with your body already on the otherworld or it might be that once you get permission you keep it or that King Kai intervened. Another one might be Yamcha and Krilin during a filler in Buu saga.

Well, at least this would explain why Krilin didn't keep his body when he was killed in Namek if Guru was the equivalent to its guardian.

The other case is if they are exceptional villains, in which case they also keep the body to better experience hell.
Or some other reason we can't grasp.


Are we counting the Dr.Slump things in as well because...


Because what? That seems like as good an interpretation of hell as any. Lakes of boiling wáter and fire everywhere.
 
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Because what? That seems like as good an interpretation of hell as any. Lakes of boiling wáter and fire everywhere.
That's blood pond, and those are a roller coaster and... what are the swingy things called? And... the fire is fake...


Either the budget for hell is great... Or it's being mishandled...
 
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