Bad Broly. Super never got made in this reality. Nor did GT.
...the horror?
Honealty Dragon Ball is in a weird limbo for me. Loved Dragon Ball original. Was amicable witjlh Z, didnt really care for Super except for Goku Black, the new Broly and Ultra Instict. Other than that DBZA is mostly my cup of tea now.
 
...the horror?
Honealty Dragon Ball is in a weird limbo for me. Loved Dragon Ball original. Was amicable witjlh Z, didnt really care for Super except for Goku Black, the new Broly and Ultra Instict. Other than that DBZA is mostly my cup of tea now.
Everyone looks back on it as "what an all-time classic! With a great ending! Sure glad they didn't keep milking it and assassinate some character's development in the process! It's a tight story that ended! And we all loved Akira Toriyama's follow-up work about that firefighting Aboriginal astronaut on the moon!"
 
Bad Broly. Super never got made in this reality. Nor did GT.
On one hand I did dislike a large part of Super's tournament arc but on the other hand I hated like all of gt
But on the fourth hand Beerus is one of the best dragon ball character period.
And on the cultural hand the Mexicans are never going to recover from this & dragon ball evolution might still exist
 
Everyone looks back on it as "what an all-time classic! With a great ending! Sure glad they didn't keep milking it and assassinate some character's development in the process! It's a tight story that ended! And we all loved Akira Toriyama's follow-up work about that firefighting Aboriginal astronaut on the moon!"
Yeah, that sounds like something he'd do.

...The sci-fi scene definitely got a gigantic shake-up from the Leviathan landing. People would suddenly start treating 'aliens' in fiction very carefully and with a variety of opinions.
 
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Yeah, that sounds like something he'd do.

...The sci-fi scene got a gigantic shake-up from the Leviathan landing. People would suddenly start treating 'aliens' in fiction very carefully and with a variety of opinions.
Most sci-fi became "low" sci-fi. Stuff like Planetes or The Expanse. Mostly confined to our solar system. Now that people knew aliens were real and dangerous, they were less fun to think about.
 
"No," you say, shaking your head, "Because that's the first conversation we've ever had that ended without her hurting my feelings."
"What. Did. You. Do?" she says with barely-contained rage. "What did you do to Black Swan?! Talk, now."
Not minutes apart. "I know she's not herself because she didn't say something in a dumb way that hurt my feelings in a way she probably didn't mean but still managed to laser-target my insecurities and vulnerabilities," is just ahead of "I will suffer the slings and arrows of her doing her level best to try to be nice to me in the worst possible way rather than have you mess with her head and not have it hurt."

Mona's fun and kind and cute and all...but that's a level of heroic sacrifice that isn't even in the job description for Ellie. If I had the choice of a romantic interest not hurting me or not and I was either of their ages I don't know that I'd have had that level of integrity.

Come to think of it, that's probably been the shining highlight virtue across the whole thread. Accountability ("I have to respect the dice rolls, even if there's an ops check you missed that's killing me and I keep trying to give you things with luck rolls refuse to fall your way"), taking responsibility ("I hate that three people died and countless people were injured as a result of my holding out while under siege for months on my own, they happened by my hand so they are mine") and facing the consequences of your actions (The Four Seasons Hotel Gardening Super Team tried to escape consequences and were made to face them; JU choosing again and again to do things whose consequences could be accepted.)

Comic timing suggests that this would be the point where I should drop a lawyer joke, but considering the borderline-painful level of in-thread integrity we've seen from Bitterman I'm going to have to pivot and say that integrity is this big a thing in-and-around story because he wishes he saw more of it in his day job and this is the only way he can access enough of it.

I have faith in Chihiro pouncing on VG specifically calling out Seraph for messing with Black Swan's mind.

I'd be disappointed if she didn't. It took me 48 hours, it probably shouldn't take her more than 48 seconds?
 
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Fantasy POPPED OFF though. People were all about magic and dragons. Lots of stuff like Metaphor Re:Fantazio where it was fantasy mixed with steampunk.

A very popular genre of isekai emerged where a metahuman would get sent to a fantasy setting and dominate with their superpowers.

Also magical girls are HUGE.
Does Madoka Magica exist as it is here or is it a series that is pretty much the same thing but with another name and characters?
Does fricking "Symphogear" exist?
Because, I can deduce that "Lyrical Nanoha" does exist, it fricking fits right in.
A very popular genre of isekai emerged where a metahuman would get sent to a fantasy setting and dominate with their superpowers.
Is their "No game, no life" of that sub-genre? Like, I can imagine that both protagonist there are actually some low level "Algernon-type" metahumans, specifically for games and the like. But no one knows, not even themselves.
 
A very popular genre of isekai emerged where a metahuman would get sent to a fantasy setting and dominate with their superpowers.
That tracks. Instead of the protagonists amazing and wowing everyone through crop rotation and stuff the writer read last night on wikipedia, or some random cheat skill or whatever, they can actually have a ""fair"" inherent advantage... Though presumably writers end up going over-the-top when it comes to j

...Did DC and Marvel collapse? Did they make their heroes do one last hurrah before closing, instead of being a perpetual motion machine that can never end? Did they end up picking things back up to some extent once Osanyin popped up?
 
That tracks. Instead of the protagonists amazing and wowing everyone through crop rotation and stuff the writer read last night on wikipedia, or some random cheat skill or whatever, they can actually have a ""fair"" inherent advantage... Though presumably writers end up going over-the-top when it comes to j

...Did DC and Marvel collapse? Did they make their heroes do one last hurrah before closing, instead of being a perpetual motion machine that can never end? Did they end up picking things back up to some extent once Osanyin popped up?
Superman meets Valiant Red is a ALL-TIME classic, right up there with All-Star Superman and Superman Smashes the Clan.

The MCU never happened and people are generally okay with that.
 
The Leviathan was a space whale. Horizon is a space whalefall site. No wonder we have so many awful people, they're scavengers. =p
 
Autobiokinesis(Adamant+Daggermaw+SoldierX) + Invulnerability (Steadfast)

Hmm have to ask I personally Think this Combo is amazing. Since Adamants power as endless fountain of material is an Amazing core for autobiokinesis and I think adding Steadfast increases the likelihood of the Hero being able to transform into a Object even better than Adamantium.

But what do you guys think?
 
I mean that's what my old Bulletproof plan was and it lost.
Just add Mr Hunch and Give it to Song after fastpass. We get to see what a Hero with 2 Synergies does and it should work to make Song a Tank with Tricks in combat.

Autobiokinesis inclusing Fitness would make it likelier for him to regain youth too since a Single Fitness copy might not be included like how Swan only got Regen.
 
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