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>Dr. Myuu wanted to destroy other civilisations and turn them into Machine Mutants. How does that fit the description of a victim?
I'm sure that only happened because of all the grief he endured...
>I thought the original author attended plenty of comprehensive interviews throughout the 90s?
What I meant to say was, interviews made in the 90s where he talks about GT, isn't it strange?
>Gohan never continued his training, so it's very plausible that he became weaker.
Sure, but later, he became stronger, and Vegeta remained weaker.
>It didn't take place.
So, what does it mean?
>That was a character from a movie, right? Doesn't that further enhance my evidence that GT does not belong in that realm?
I meant Dr. Myuu... Where was he living? Also Dr. Raichi doesn't necessarily belong to the movies realm...
>Giru shows the personailty traits of a living being, but there's no definitive proof to clarify his origins.
Another GT plot hole?
>I'm pretty sure they both reached the same conclusion, right? I'll provide a pic that will prove my claim.
I don't believe that Goku could do something like that to Trunks, specially when Pan was available...
>Volcanos are somewhat predictable and volatile, so a sudden ki blast could create even more problems for the villagers and especially Trunks..
That's no reason to not attack Zunama at full force, Pan only showed inexperience by acting like that.
>Next post.
Okay.
>Pan kicked him on the chin.
I'm not convinced...
>What about my pic related?
That was for real, but in my previous pic, Cell made a big scene just to humiliate Vegeta.
>Are you implying that she wanted to gain access inside the ship?
That's correct.
>Pan was right to be suspicious of Giru. Why? Because he could've been a potential threat.
Goku and Trunks didn't think so, I think Pan just couldn't stop herself from hurting him...
>Episode two.
He looked very serene in episode two.
>Kaio-sama is totally useless?
Not totally, he trained Goku...