Todd Blankenship on X: Uub's inexperience with the larger world mirrors Goku's at the start of the series. Ubu=inexperienced/innocent in Japanese, by the way / X

Todd Blankenship on X: Long story short, Goku wins and has a touching reunion with his ghost grandpa. Baba figures out the final ball's location, which turns out to be in the

Todd Blankenship on X: With Goku's new-and-improved UI, beating Moro is a piece of cake. Even when Moro copies Merus' UI skills, his body quickly breaks down under the strain. His last

Todd Blankenship в X: „Later, Ginyu explains that the Super Saiyan is supposed to be the “mightiest warrior in the entire universe” who “loves blood and battle”. Naturally, the mild-mannered Goku doesn't

Todd Blankenship on X: Overall, I feel like the thrust of the story is that Grandpa Gohan is Goku's strongest opponent yet, but looking at the actual blow-by-blow of the fight he

Todd Blankenship on X: Goku claims to have never met anyone as tough as Yajirobe before (こたえねえ, literally “unresponsive”, in the sense of not being affected by attacks). But Yajirobe is later

Todd Blankenship on X: As the world's first Saiyan/Earthling hybrid, Gohan sports a tail (he seems to be the odd man out in that regard, but more on this way later). Thankfully

Todd Blankenship on X: Overall, I feel like the thrust of the story is that Grandpa Gohan is Goku's strongest opponent yet, but looking at the actual blow-by-blow of the fight he

Todd Blankenship on X: The manga of course just skips straight from the end of the tournament to Raditz's arrival five years later, and we don't see Goku and Chi Chi's wedding

Todd Blankenship on X: One result of all this re-arranging is that the two bank robbers Gohan and Videl stop in the manga don't appear in the DBZ anime (well, not in