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Naruto is way more popular in the west than in Japan.

Manga-wise? Maybe But as a franchise? Hell no. Sports anime/manga in general are hella niche, while Dragon Ball is as mainstream as anime/manga can get.

Probably Goku, since it's implied he's worlds above his Majin Boo arc self.

My Hero Academia: 7.8/10

They were extremely limited releases outside Japan so they only won over a specific audience. The anime craze really started with DBZ and Toonami in general, fam.

Dragon Ball is Playstation because it's the trailblazer that convinced the masses that anime was actually kinda cool and wan't just "kids' stuff", just like Playstation did for video games. OP is Nintendo because it's fun, whimsical (way moreso than DB), and adventurous.

Not literally, but Toriyama is considered his successor mainly because the popularity and influence of his work. I mean, aside from anything Osama Tezuka made, there's no anime/manga more influential than Dragon Ball.

Yep

Any of the Z-Warriors sort of Trunks dying could've done the trick. Cell did it just to be mean and that's what set Gohan over the edge.

He literally killed a whole army for shits and giggles: Also, he destroyed 16 when he was peacefully coaching Gohan to bring out his anger, simply because he wanted to torture it out of him:

No, he didn't sent him flying, he just caught him off-guard. You must be thinking of Gohan.

Dragon Ball Z, Pokémon, and Sailor Moon were definitely the "big 3" before the real big 3 came to be. Pokémon was the primary introductory point for younger children due to its sheer brand recognition, Sailor Moon brought in the female audience, and DBZ was the trailblazer that convinced the...

Vegeta won the fight, but lost the war.

His simping makes him "gross". In the end, Sanji is a good dude. He's just too chivalrous for his own good.

Damn, calling an older man "-kun"?! Sanji is neck deep in the friendzone!! 😭😭😭🤣🤣