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    May 05, 2020

    Dragon Ball Z - I made 3 posters of the 3 Surviving Saiyans

    I made 3 posters of the 3 Surviving Saiyans

    Posted: 05 May 2020 10:59 AM PDT

    Cosplay be like

    Posted: 05 May 2020 03:11 AM PDT

    God of Destruction Heles

    Posted: 05 May 2020 10:18 AM PDT

    My favourite scene from the anime, had to do it justice.

    Posted: 05 May 2020 03:36 PM PDT

    SSGBlue Goku first time art

    Posted: 05 May 2020 11:59 AM PDT

    Classic vegeta made by me

    Posted: 05 May 2020 09:05 AM PDT

    [OC] UI Goku in my style

    Posted: 05 May 2020 12:16 PM PDT

    Why haven't all of the saiyans gained God Ki yet?

    Posted: 05 May 2020 06:17 PM PDT

    If all it takes is a 30-second long ritual that involves 5 saiyans holding hands, why isn't every saiyan a god yet?

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    Beerus started as just another sketch on my practice sheet. Guess I started having too much fun!

    Posted: 05 May 2020 09:43 AM PDT

    A way I've found to enjoy GT's dub...

    Posted: 05 May 2020 09:59 AM PDT

    This may seem like an impossible idea (I'm sure Kaboom will shake his head at this) but hear me out, GT's dub isn't all bad IMO, at least when watched with the Japanese OST from the DVD season sets and when adapted by certain writers. On a rewatch through the anime, I paid attention to every episode and the end-credits that showed who wrote them, finding something pretty interesting about who penned the least faithful and definitely more cringeworthy adaptations.

    The stories I found least faithful and cringeworthy, those written by Christopher Neel, a writer whose time with FUNimation goes all the way back at least to DBZ's original Ocean dub. Amongst these adaptations he penned include honestly some horrible renditions to some of GT's best episodes IMO, including the Imecka mini-arc dealing with Ledgic, the conclusion to Goku's battle with Baby-Vegeta (sadly the demise ep for Piccolo with Earth as well), Vegeta's nostalgic flashback episode, the iconic Gogeta ep, and the worst sin of all... Neel's butchering of episode 64 the series finale.

    I'll give Neel a single bone that not absolutely everything he did was unsalvageable trash, I actually really like his writing of the Goku Jr. special (I even like Menza's score as an alternate for it as well...), but I swear to God that's the only positive thing I can say for him regarding GT. Episode 64 alone was butchered so far beyond reason, on top of what Neel pulled in just about every prior episode he adapted for this series, I seriously suggest never touching those and watching only the Japanese version.

    But back to the point of my subject, I don't find everything in this anime dub bad, there's actually a pretty talented trio of writers separate from Neel's surreal antics, these were Eric Vale, Andrew Rye, and Brian Thomas. With them were a few rare supporting writers less often seen, names like Charles Davis, Matt Chaney, plus Neil Bligh and in my mind these guys should've handled the entire dub run.

    If you'd like to try the best the GT dub can offer, I highly recommend using the dub with Japanese OST from the DVD season sets and replacing the Neel-written dub episodes with the original strict Japanese version. Again I will give Neel a single positive suggestion with the Goku Jr. special "A Hero's Legacy" but really, that's all I promise, as for the overall 64 episodes here is the order and who all adapted them...

    Episode 1: Eric Vale

    Episode 2: Eric Vale & Brian Thomas

    Episodes 3-10: Christopher Neel (Watch the Japanese version)

    Episodes 11-13: Eric Vale & Andrew Rye

    Episode 14: Brian Thomas & Andrew Rye

    Episode 15: Charles Davis

    Episode 16: Matt Chaney

    Episodes 17-22: Christopher Neel & Eric Vale (Watch the Japanese version)

    Episode 23-25: Neil Bligh

    Episodes 26-29: Eric Vale

    Episodes 30-31: Christopher Neel (Watch the Japanese version)

    Episode 32: Eric Vale

    Episode 33: Andrew Rye

    Episode 34: Eric Vale

    Episode 35: Eric Vale & Andrew Rye

    Episode 36: Eric Vale

    Episode 37: Eric Vale & Andrew Rye

    Episodes 38-40: Christopher Neel (Watch the Japanese version)

    Episodes 41-42: Eric Vale

    Episode 43: Andrew Rye

    Episode 44: Eric Vale

    Episode 45: Eric Vale & Andrew Rye

    Episode 46: Eric Vale & Brian Thomas

    Episodes 47-49: Christopher Neel (Watch the Japanese version)

    Episode 50: Eric Vale

    Episode 51: Eric Vale & Andrew Rye

    Episode 52: Eric Vale

    Episodes 53-55: Christopher Neel (Watch the Japanese version)

    Episode 56: Eric Vale & Andrew Rye

    Episodes 57-58: Eric Vale

    Episodes 59-61: Christopher Neel (Watch the Japanese version)

    Episode 62: Brian Thomas

    Episode 63: Andrew Rye

    Episode 64: Christopher Neel (Watch the Japanese version)

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    Android 17! Been redrawing some shots from the anime to get used to drawing digitally

    Posted: 05 May 2020 02:51 AM PDT

    Incorrect Dragon Ball critique

    Posted: 05 May 2020 09:42 AM PDT

    As we all probably know, Dragon Ball is not perfect and has its fair share of defects. But since it's such a famous piece of media, I find most of its critics haven't really watched the series, or only watched it as a kid, and end up making plainly wrong criticism.

    My favorites:

    1- "Dragon Ball's villains suck! They have no development!"

    Just two words: Vegeta and Piccolo.

    2- "It's so predictable, Goku always wins the final battle with a new transformation!"

    A common myth... In fact, that only happens once to Goku, twice if we count Gohan.

    3- "The Cell Saga is full of plotholes! Why didn't Trunks just destroy the Androids in the past?!?!"

    Really, any time people want to complain about DB's time travel only to prove they don't understand even its most basic features...

    And you, what other things have you ever heard that try to put down Dragon Ball but don't really make sense? Attention, please no subjective thoughts, just objectively incorrect ones...

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    Why do villains keep their bodies?

    Posted: 05 May 2020 08:37 AM PDT

    I thought only those who commit noble acts or something along those lines get to keep their bodies. It makes sense that Frieza did because then there would be a few plot holes in super, but it confused me why cell, babidi and others still have their bodies. Can anybody explain this? Sorry for the long post.

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