That reminds me, I still haven't finished watching El Hazard
*turns on TV*
Kids and DBZ...tsk,tsk
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I actually had an argument with a very avid anime fan of mine, she was almost as anti-DBZ as she was pro-anime. My argument went like this, though DBZ doesn't often use it, it does have a huge resource of characters of whom most have the possibility of character depth.
(*cackles* I beat her into defeat [boredom], she named all the anime characters she knew of with interesting history and I still had.. two left on my list of interesting DBZ characters.)
.. Thats all I wanted to say.. O_o
(*cackles* I beat her into defeat [boredom], she named all the anime characters she knew of with interesting history and I still had.. two left on my list of interesting DBZ characters.)
.. Thats all I wanted to say.. O_o
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I love the bit in the original OVA where they rescue the 'princess'...J-0080 wrote:That reminds me, I still haven't finished watching El Hazard
*turns on TV*

"A creator needs only one enthusiast to justify him." - Man Ray
"Restrictions breed creativity." - Mark Rosewater
A Freudian slip is where you say one thing, but mean your mother.
"Restrictions breed creativity." - Mark Rosewater
A Freudian slip is where you say one thing, but mean your mother.
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I'm watching the Wanderers. So don't tell Uncle Milo.Savia wrote:I love the bit in the original OVA where they rescue the 'princess'...J-0080 wrote:That reminds me, I still haven't finished watching El Hazard
*turns on TV*Priceless.
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paizuri wrote:There's also no need for introductions because we're generally a friendly bunch and will welcome you with wide open arms anyway.
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The Wanderers wasted my time. About more than half the episodes were worthless (like the episodes in Slayers TryJ-0080 wrote:I'm watching the Wanderers. So don't tell Uncle Milo.Savia wrote:I love the bit in the original OVA where they rescue the 'princess'...J-0080 wrote:That reminds me, I still haven't finished watching El Hazard
*turns on TV*Priceless.
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I don't think DBZ is complete crap, I just think there are lots of so much better shows out there. And I wouldn't watch the americanized version if you paid me. The only way to watch DBZ is in uncut Japanese.
But I think I pinpointed a problem with DBZ. Now, take me. I LOOOOOOOOOVE One Piece. OP is very similar to DBZ, in that it's primarily a fighting anime (but it has a lot more to offer than just fighting). However, OP has tons of fighting and yet still remains fresh with every new villain and fight. DBZ however gets stale after a while. Why?
Because the fighting IS ALL THE SAME. It's nothing but martial arts and ki blasts. Gets boring after a while. However, in One Piece, there is a HUGE array of different fighting styles and different powers (thanks to those good ole Devil Fruit). Therefore each new character and enemy that shows up has a new fighting style/power and keeps us entertained.
But I think I pinpointed a problem with DBZ. Now, take me. I LOOOOOOOOOVE One Piece. OP is very similar to DBZ, in that it's primarily a fighting anime (but it has a lot more to offer than just fighting). However, OP has tons of fighting and yet still remains fresh with every new villain and fight. DBZ however gets stale after a while. Why?
Because the fighting IS ALL THE SAME. It's nothing but martial arts and ki blasts. Gets boring after a while. However, in One Piece, there is a HUGE array of different fighting styles and different powers (thanks to those good ole Devil Fruit). Therefore each new character and enemy that shows up has a new fighting style/power and keeps us entertained.
Reality is for people who lack imagination.