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Dragon Ball Effect 11/19/25(Wed)16:44:31 No.216039280

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Dragon Ball Effect Anonymous 11/19/25(Wed)16:44:31 No.216039280 Archived

>every sequel, new episode is more epic than the previous one
>yet you feel it more boring than the previous'
>nobody dies, nothing changes, nothing ever happens
>Hollywood death is all fault of Akira Toriyama
https://youtu.be/tNZvBw8_AhY?si=B93j62Jx0IMBEPSg

Anonymous
11/19/25(Wed)16:57:10 No.216039508

Anonymous 11/19/25(Wed)16:57:10 No.216039508

>>216039280
Beantubers making essays about phenomenas everyone else already discussed back on 2003 message boards.

Anonymous
11/19/25(Wed)16:58:34 No.216039549

Anonymous 11/19/25(Wed)16:58:34 No.216039549

Dragonball Z is the fastest growing religion in Latin America

Anonymous
11/19/25(Wed)17:00:59 No.216039607

Anonymous 11/19/25(Wed)17:00:59 No.216039607

>>216039508
It's actually depressing trying to learn cinema from Spanish-speaking channels.

>>216039549
Unironically true. Toriyama really fucked up the psyche of the whole continent.

Anonymous
11/19/25(Wed)17:02:45 No.216039655

Anonymous 11/19/25(Wed)17:02:45 No.216039655

they should alternate between Dragon Ball Effect and Metroid Effect
you have the first movie
then the second movie is even bigger (Dragon Ball)
then in the third movie our hero is stripped back to nothing and has to build from scratch (Metroid)
and you alternate from there

Anonymous
11/19/25(Wed)17:05:05 No.216039707

Anonymous 11/19/25(Wed)17:05:05 No.216039707

>>216039655
>then in the third movie our hero is stripped back to nothing and has to build from scratch (Metroid)
>and you alternate from there
So Star Wars sequels or any other sequel where a new generation takes the legacy of the previous one. Yeah, they were all shit.