This is the 'Why DBZ sucked' thread
Posted: Mon Nov 21, 2005 10:45 pm
Hello loyal fans and first time watchers.
Today we are gonna discuss why Dragonball Z .... SUCKED!
First off, the story was pretty straight forward. New bad guy arrives, Goku and crew must become stronger and beat it. Every story arc was pretty much the same thing.
Now, on to the fight scenes. Good action scenes are supposed to be relatively quick, well thought out and spend more time on the fighting than talking (This is especially true when what the people are saying, isn't that interesting). People don't want fights to just keep on goin and going for no reason because of endless/pointless talking. During every fight, you have to hear what every single group of people thinks about what's going on. As if anyone cares. "Oh noes! He's about to do unleash his spirit bomb!". *2 episodes later* "OMG, the spirt bomb just hit Freeza! YAY".
So basically, it had too many episodes. If it were condensed, people wouldn't have had a big of a problem with it. When a final battle takes like 6 or more episodes to finally have a victor .... you know the show could've afforded to have some stuff cut out of the episodes. The creators were just milking the series for money. They probably had brainstorming sessions, thinking about how they could put more filler scenes into the episodes.
My final thought of the day:
Most people like DBZ when they grow up as kids and early teens, but after that you just can't ignore all of the flaws in it.
Today we are gonna discuss why Dragonball Z .... SUCKED!
First off, the story was pretty straight forward. New bad guy arrives, Goku and crew must become stronger and beat it. Every story arc was pretty much the same thing.
Now, on to the fight scenes. Good action scenes are supposed to be relatively quick, well thought out and spend more time on the fighting than talking (This is especially true when what the people are saying, isn't that interesting). People don't want fights to just keep on goin and going for no reason because of endless/pointless talking. During every fight, you have to hear what every single group of people thinks about what's going on. As if anyone cares. "Oh noes! He's about to do unleash his spirit bomb!". *2 episodes later* "OMG, the spirt bomb just hit Freeza! YAY".
So basically, it had too many episodes. If it were condensed, people wouldn't have had a big of a problem with it. When a final battle takes like 6 or more episodes to finally have a victor .... you know the show could've afforded to have some stuff cut out of the episodes. The creators were just milking the series for money. They probably had brainstorming sessions, thinking about how they could put more filler scenes into the episodes.
My final thought of the day:
Most people like DBZ when they grow up as kids and early teens, but after that you just can't ignore all of the flaws in it.