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FFT posted:or just watch the Abridged version on youtube Early Abridged has some jokes that absolutely do not hold up well and were even on the out when it was released
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ChthonicMasturbatr posted:Somehow I managed to just completely miss the existence of Dragonball in my youth. But that comment is making me wonder whether I should give it a try. Does it hold up? but it is still a solid story imo. Vegeta is one of my favorite characters ever, his character arc is fantastic. and like, it's totally fine with being absolutely ridiculous and fun. like the Ginyu Force is a bunch of flamboyant space clowns who have a choreographed pose for the team figured out, but they're also actual threats. also, like, Dragon Ball itself is such an iconic, it's probably worth reading entirely for its cultural impact itself. Like, Dragon Ball as a series is insanely influential. Captain Invictus has a new favorite as of 00:56 on Mar 9, 2024 |
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FFT posted:or just watch the Abridged version on youtube Dameius posted:Early Abridged has some jokes that absolutely do not hold up well and were even on the out when it was released Yeah Team Four Star have done rewatches of their stuff and admitted they don't stand by their previous output. That's fine, honestly - I've got posts on SA I'm not proud of, even if they got laughs at the time.
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Tesseraction posted:Yeah Team Four Star have done rewatches of their stuff and admitted they don't stand by their previous output. That's fine, honestly - I've got posts on SA I'm not proud of, even if they got laughs at the time. Yeah, I had a bit of nostalgia during the pandemic and went to rewatch it and it was pretty rough going.
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Tesseraction posted:Yeah Team Four Star have done rewatches of their stuff and admitted they don't stand by their previous output. That's fine, honestly - I've got posts on SA I'm not proud of, even if they got laughs at the time. Even some of early Hellsing Abridged is very rough, and you can treat it as a vertical core sample of how their work's evolved over time because it was an annual Halloween special.
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TulliusCicero posted:Her dad has millions of dollars from construction so her family basically owns her district LaserPrinter69 posted:KAAA MAYYY HAAA MAY I SPEAK TO YOUR MANAGERRRRRR
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Dragonball Z Kai is great and you don't need to worry about missing the authentic experience because there are still several episodes where nothing happens.
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Though I hope they kept in the filler eps like the one where Goku gets a driver's license.
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Ghost Leviathan posted:Though I hope they kept in the filler eps like the one where Goku gets a driver's license. If I'm not mistaken that was one of the filler episodes that was taken directly from the manga and so it made it into Kai.
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Ghost Leviathan posted:Though I hope they kept in the filler eps like the one where Goku gets a driver's license. Goku AND Piccolo, 2 nearly god like beings that can loving FLY and everyone knows they can fly, get thier drivers licenses. Toriyama was a legend and the world is poorer with him gone
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Similar flex as a regular person riding a horse.
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 You've been here for two years; you should know better than to troll SH/SC. Waltar posted:what kinda animes do you like
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Marcade posted:Their version of Mr. Popo is the canon one as far as I'm concerned.
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Begemot posted:Humans do not like animal companions dying, period. You cannot prevent us from pack-bonding, it's impossible.
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Also educational, I did not know that! Thank you for sharing it.
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The article in the URL posted:My impression from hearing about canaries in coal mines was that they were expected to die to warn people, so when I came across this object it was a huge relief (though my research on the topic has found less thoughtful cages). I also spent a long time thinking the miners just let their canaries die on the regular and I think it was just last year I learned otherwise, that they bring the bird topside and start trying to resuscitate it. However I now realize I learned this fact and immediately put it in mental storage in a way where I have sort of vaguely half-pictured this canary resuscitation not as a tiny oxygen cage (obviously correct) but as human-to-bird CPR, with a huge grimy coal miner (probably wearing a headlamp still) providing minute mouth-to-beak breaths and the tiniest most careful chest compressions, pausing to check for canary consciousness every two to four seconds, the whole 9 yards. This mental image does not hold up to even an instant of scrutiny and I am both baffled by my ability to form it and yet also not surprised at all that I did
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LITERALLY A BIRD posted:I also spent a long time thinking the miners just let their canaries die on the regular and I think it was just last year I learned otherwise, that they bring the bird topside and start trying to resuscitate it. However I now realize I learned this fact and immediately put it in mental storage in a way where I have sort of vaguely half-pictured this canary resuscitation not as a tiny oxygen cage (obviously correct) but as human-to-bird CPR, with a huge grimy coal miner (probably wearing a headlamp still) providing minute mouth-to-beak breaths and the tiniest most careful chest compressions, pausing to check for canary consciousness every two to four seconds, the whole 9 yards. This mental image does not hold up to even an instant of scrutiny and I am both baffled by my ability to form it and yet also not surprised at all that I did Clearly they'd use a bike pump.  (I also assumed they just let the canaries die on the regular until now. It's interesting and wonderful to see how much they cared for them and tried to save them though.  .)
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ChthonicMasturbatr posted:Somehow I managed to just completely miss the existence of Dragonball in my youth. But that comment is making me wonder whether I should give it a try. Does it hold up? If you like people snarling in mid-air and bragging about their power levels for fifteen minutes straight before throwing a stupid punch then give it a go.
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Now I want to go follow that quote link but I'm worried it will blow up my last read position on something The one about the canaries I mean.
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Canaries weren't that cheap back then. Maybe rich miners could afford single-use canaries, but regular folks had to master mouth to beak to stay in the black.
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They were down those mines to earn money for more canaries in the first place!
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I dunno, canaries generally go cheap cheap cheap cheap
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Sapozhnik posted:Now I want to go follow that quote link but I'm worried it will blow up my last read position on something ...dungeon meshi is exceptionally good and everyone should try it(D&D adventurer party goes dungeon diving and is too poor to afford supplies so they learn to cook the monsters they encounter instead) The Wicked ZOGA posted:I dunno, canaries generally go cheap cheap cheap cheap 
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LITERALLY A BIRD posted:I also spent a long time thinking the miners just let their canaries die on the regular and I think it was just last year I learned otherwise, that they bring the bird topside and start trying to resuscitate it. However I now realize I learned this fact and immediately put it in mental storage in a way where I have sort of vaguely half-pictured this canary resuscitation not as a tiny oxygen cage (obviously correct) but as human-to-bird CPR, with a huge grimy coal miner (probably wearing a headlamp still) providing minute mouth-to-beak breaths and the tiniest most careful chest compressions, pausing to check for canary consciousness every two to four seconds, the whole 9 yards. This mental image does not hold up to even an instant of scrutiny and I am both baffled by my ability to form it and yet also not surprised at all that I did Truly a mystery.
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Splicer posted:I cannot imagine why your mind would jump to large, gruff, muscular men tenderly going mouth to beak with a literal bird.  get outThe Wicked ZOGA posted:I dunno, canaries generally go cheap cheap cheap cheap you can stay
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Splicer posted:I cannot imagine why your mind would jump to large, gruff, muscular men tenderly going mouth to beak with a literal bird. Thank you for making the joke so I didn't have to lmao
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Didn't have to go far to post content here todayLITERALLY A BIRD posted:I also spent a long time thinking the miners just let their canaries die on the regular and I think it was just last year I learned otherwise, that they bring the bird topside and start trying to resuscitate it. However I now realize I learned this fact and immediately put it in mental storage in a way where I have sort of vaguely half-pictured this canary resuscitation not as a tiny oxygen cage (obviously correct) but as human-to-bird CPR, with a huge grimy coal miner (probably wearing a headlamp still) providing minute mouth-to-beak breaths and the tiniest most careful chest compressions, pausing to check for canary consciousness every two to four seconds, the whole 9 yards. This mental image does not hold up to even an instant of scrutiny and I am both baffled by my ability to form it and yet also not surprised at all that I did Splicer posted:I cannot imagine why your mind would jump to large, gruff, muscular men tenderly going mouth to beak with a literal bird.
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hey in case anyone else wants to see it it's here as wellLITERALLY A BIRD posted:I also spent a long time thinking the miners just let their canaries die on the regular and I think it was just last year I learned otherwise, that they bring the bird topside and start trying to resuscitate it. However I now realize I learned this fact and immediately put it in mental storage in a way where I have sort of vaguely half-pictured this canary resuscitation not as a tiny oxygen cage (obviously correct) but as human-to-bird CPR, with a huge grimy coal miner (probably wearing a headlamp still) providing minute mouth-to-beak breaths and the tiniest most careful chest compressions, pausing to check for canary consciousness every two to four seconds, the whole 9 yards. This mental image does not hold up to even an instant of scrutiny and I am both baffled by my ability to form it and yet also not surprised at all that I did Splicer posted:I cannot imagine why your mind would jump to large, gruff, muscular men tenderly going mouth to beak with a literal bird.
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Biplane posted:They were down those mines to earn money for more canaries in the first place! And who sold them those canaries? That's right, the company store.
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Captain Invictus posted:it is a quote from the dungeon meshi thread. So unless you're currently reading/watching it, you're good. Worth mentioning that the English localized name is Delicious in Dungeon. As in, the published manga doesn't say Dungeon Meshi on the cover, that's just what weebs call it.
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you load sixteen tons and what do you get / a small yellow bird that you keep as a pet
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Empty Sandwich posted:you load sixteen tons and what do you get / a small yellow bird that you keep as a pet
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Empty Sandwich posted:you load sixteen tons and what do you get / a small yellow bird that you keep as a pet The funny quotes are coming from inside the thread.
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My favorite Dragonball z memory is wandering through the toy dept at Walmart in the late 90s/early 00s and seeing a tiny figure of Goku and laughing at the fact it was called Dragonballz because there was little to no space on the title. This was way before I started watching the series or knew it existed.
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Empty Sandwich posted:you load sixteen tons and what do you get / a small yellow bird that you keep as a pet
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Blue Footed Booby posted:Worth mentioning that the English localized name is Delicious in Dungeon. As in, the published manga doesn't say Dungeon Meshi on the cover, that's just what weebs call it.
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FFT posted:Yeah but "Delicious in Dungeon" is a bad title. You're a bad title.
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