Dragon Ball Chapter 382 Discussion

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User-Name said:
would like your opinion at least for this hated chapter:

https://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=330495&show=0#msg65026509



Sure! I didn't comment on that earlier because I just agreed.



I mentioned in my post there I still think the chapter held up dramatically regardless of the anti-climatic SSJ transformation (as someone who came from the anime), and I believe you're correct that Toriyama's focus was more on creating a captivating emotional rollercoaster rather than a cool transformation within the 20 or so page timeframe.



Don't blame anyone for being disappointed coming from the anime though.
 
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Terrestrious said:
User-Name said:
would like your opinion at least for this hated chapter:

https://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=330495&show=0#msg65026509



Sure! I didn't comment on that earlier because I just agreed.



I mentioned in my post there I still think the chapter held up dramatically regardless of the anti-climatic SSJ transformation (as someone who came from the anime), and I believe you're correct that Toriyama's focus was more on creating a captivating emotional rollercoaster rather than a cool transformation within the 20 or so page timeframe.



Don't blame anyone for being disappointed coming from the anime though. lol i don't blame, i just see the manga version of dragon ball holding different approach to the story than the anime. where the manga had clever fight scenario building (at most times at least) the anime made too much violence to make those blend away. where the manga had small epic reaction, the anime made it much tense, and that's also the super sayajin example. and while i refer anime, i mostly refer DBK, the DBZ anime isn't much worthy to compare the anime to the manga lol, too much filler. even in the DBK version there's still fillers that ruins the manga ideas. like goku vs vegeta on the going-to-be-exploded namek planet, the manga kept the super sayan power up on without failing, DBK ruined it by goku struggling frieza. pointless to say in DBZ it was much worser. (was it like for damn 4-7 episodes?)



where the anime is actually doing great justice to the manga i actually goes and say that the anime was better, like here:

https://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=330903#msg65086173

 
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Terrestrious said:
User-Name said:
maybe you should focus more on how the anime made the change on cell creaking full episode with lightning  and storms and namekiian filler, when in the manga it was exactly 3-4 panels lol. in the super saya first transformation it was very logic for the anime to make, but in cell transformation they went too far with it. or rather, as you said the manga gave weight to cell's transformation as it need, here the anime added it without much sense.



I didn't bring up the anime version because I flat-out don't remember it lol but that does sound excessive.lol you finally noticed i commenting your posts.

i'm wondering if you will go on every comment i wrote to you lol.
 
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User-Name said:
lol you finally noticed i commenting your posts.

i'm wondering if you will go on every comment i wrote to you lol.



I've noticed for awhile, I just don't often feel like I have much to add. It's fun to read though.
 
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Terrestrious said:
User-Name said:
lol you finally noticed i commenting your posts.

i'm wondering if you will go on every comment i wrote to you lol.



I've noticed for awhile, I just don't often feel like I have much to add. It's fun to read though.would like your opinion at least for this hated chapter:

https://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=330495&show=0#msg65026509
 
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what fantastic presentation of cell, toriyama did well in his broken panels to show how even slice of him is new.

don't understand though what exactly of power measure he did by kuririn punching cell. he long time ago since frieza arc to be exact only plot device in the story lol.Terrestrious said:
The manga gave more weight to Cell's transformation here than it do to Goku's Super Saiyan transformation.except the fact there's good reason for the presentation of the first super saya transformation as i wrote there, what there's to expand much on there? super saya only changed his eyes and hair's color, cell changed much more. and even there there was full page only on that.

maybe you should focus more on how the anime made the change on cell creaking full episode with lightning  and storms and namekiian filler, when in the manga it was exactly 3-4 panels lol. in the super saya first transformation it was very logic for the anime to make, but in cell transformation they went too far with it. or rather, as you said the manga gave weight to cell's transformation as it need, here the anime added it without much sense.
 
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User-Name said:
maybe you should focus more on how the anime made the change on cell creaking full episode with lightning  and storms and namekiian filler, when in the manga it was exactly 3-4 panels lol. in the super saya first transformation it was very logic for the anime to make, but in cell transformation they went too far with it. or rather, as you said the manga gave weight to cell's transformation as it need, here the anime added it without much sense.



I didn't bring up the anime version because I flat-out don't remember it lol but that does sound excessive.
 
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                        Krillian looked stupid attacking Cell in his perfect form.......
 
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Krillin is really not a good showcase for how strong Cell's Perfect form is considering he wouldn't have stood a chance against Cell when he was first introduced. Regardless, I do too love the design of Cell's Perfect form, and I love how Akira Toriyama dedicates two pull pages to displaying it's design. The manga gave more weight to Cell's transformation here than it do to Goku's Super Saiyan transformation.
 
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