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Foolish Samurai Warrior said:
It's complete nonsense how they hyped up IDW and wouldn't actually use the broken Japanese G1 Megatron with bullshit stuff like using the power of Primus lol. Because that's the thing that would actually beast Frieza.
Hell the Optimus Prime episode was bad too. They pitted him against the RX-78-2 Gundam, which was already outdated by the end of the first series. It should have been the Nu Gundam.
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I feel most Transformers would slay Dragon Ball characters. Most of their battles seem like they hardly do any research.
 
Foolish Samurai Warrior said:
Dragon Ball has a serious problem with lack of collateral damage.
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By Z, it was practically routine to use the Dragon Balls out to undo any major consequences. Yeah, you had wishes like removing 18's bomb or giving Goku more energy in the middle of a tense fight, but more often than not, it was resurrecting anyone killed by the bad guys. Even the ending of Super hinged on 17 choosing to use the Super Dragon Balls to resurrect entire universes wiped out by the two Zenos. As in, if 17 didn't make this specific wish, the Zenos would wipe out every remaining universe in existence.
 
Ultraman Orb Dark said:
By Z, it was practically routine to use the Dragon Balls out to undo any major consequences. Yeah, you had wishes like removing 18's bomb or giving Goku more energy in the middle of a tense fight, but more often than not, it was resurrecting anyone killed by the bad guys. Even the ending of Super hinged on 17 choosing to use the Super Dragon Balls to resurrect entire universes wiped out by the two Zenos. As in, if 17 didn't make this specific wish, the Zenos would wipe out every remaining universe in existence.
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I mean, death is different from destruction.
I'm talking about things like Broly throwing Goku around and the continent not breaking or something.
 
Ultraman Orb Dark said:
By Z, it was practically routine to use the Dragon Balls out to undo any major consequences. Yeah, you had wishes like removing 18's bomb or giving Goku more energy in the middle of a tense fight, but more often than not, it was resurrecting anyone killed by the bad guys. Even the ending of Super hinged on 17 choosing to use the Super Dragon Balls to resurrect entire universes wiped out by the two Zenos. As in, if 17 didn't make this specific wish, the Zenos would wipe out every remaining universe in existence.
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So much so that GT ended with Shenron calling out earthlings for overusing them, since they gave a bunch of evil Shenrons, and Goku left the planet and absorbed the Dragon Balls into his body.
 
Oh boy, Aang just entered the Avatar State! The summary mentioned that he can use techniques that past Avatars like Kyoshi and Roku have used, so the possibilities are endle--oh. He just does what he's already been doing and barely gets to use his full strength before Traveler kills him.
 
Absolutely fucking predictable (therefore, BORING) match in a long time.

Who unironically thought this one was a good idea? Seriously, not only is Genshin gay as fuck so anyone who likes it for real is a faggot, but who in their right minds thought that putting that androgenious looking twink against Aang was like, a match that made sense?

Aang was way out of his element (no pun intended) because the power scale difference between both was just absurd. Avatar State Aang is, say, Island level power, if not a bit more, while the Traveller just has absurd moon onward level feats, making this fight an absolute bore fest because there is absolutely no suspense.

This isnt like the Gru vs Megamind fight where the outcome was retarded because D.B unironically used M.M 2 as an excuse to nerf M.M, or M. Sonic vs Cell where the logic behind the former's victory just raises more questions about the nature of the character if nothing else but this is a fight where the outcome was absolutely too predictable for its own good.

We all knew Aang was going to lose as there was no BS statement or feat that could act as an ace in the hole or "gotcha".

And given how I dont care for either Bionicle or Ninjako, the next match up is irrelevant to me.

Ultraman Orb Dark said:
Oh boy, Aang just entered the Avatar State! The summary mentioned that he can use techniques that past Avatars like Kyoshi and Roku have used, so the possibilities are endle--oh. He just does what he's already been doing and barely gets to use his full strength before Traveler kills him.
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Well, unless there was some hidden, barely brought up, feat or technique from some past Avatar that could somehow asspull a victory, it was just absolutely pointless to bother with the Avatar state. The power scale difference between both was just still far too big for it to matter
 
The handsome tard said:
Absolutely fucking predictable (therefore, BORING) match in a long time.

Who unironically thought this one was a good idea? Seriously, not only is Genshin gay as fuck so anyone who likes it for real is a faggot, but who in their right minds thought that putting that androgenious looking twink against Aang was like, a match that made sense?

Aang was way out of his element (no pun intended) because the power scale difference between both was just absurd. Avatar State Aang is, say, Island level power, if not a bit more, while the Traveller just has absurd moon onward level feats, making this fight an absolute bore fest because there is absolutely no suspense.

This isnt like the Gru vs Megamind fight where the outcome was retarded because D.B unironically used M.M 2 as an excuse to nerf M.M, or M. Sonic vs Cell where the logic behind the former's victory just raises more questions about the nature of the character if nothing else but this is a fight where the outcome was absolutely too predictable for its own good.

We all knew Aang was going to lose as there was no BS statement or feat that could act as an ace in the hole or "gotcha".

And given how I dont care for either Bionicle or Ninjako, the next match up is irrelevant to me.



Well, unless there was some hidden, barely brought up, feat or technique from some past Avatar that could somehow asspull a victory, it was just absolutely pointless to bother with the Avatar state. The power scale difference between both was just still far too big for it to matter
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Honestly, the most folks wanted from Death Battle was a better portrayal of Aang than how he came across in his episode against Edward Elric (and they think Edward wasn’t portrayed well either).
 
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