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Two week ban from Neoseeker for calling someone a pedophile

thanks fam

@Pakl gonna eat his heart out

Not even Herms could solve this shit.

It began on Namek, but Vegeta was willing to kill Ginyu in his Goku's body even though it meant they'd never have a rematch. It was in full swing after Vegeta found Goku became a Super Saiyan.

damn now i got banned from ign for "transphobia and sexism" (i didnt post anything transphobic or sexist though, i just praised andrew tate lol)

Well, I was about to give up, but then I stumbled upon this Japanese fansite: http://www.dbmania.net/db-names.htm 「プンター→地名orタプン（擬音）」 "Puntā ￫ chimei or tapun (gion)" "Puntā ￫ place name or tapun (onomatopoeia)" According to this, it was either named after a place (there are quite a few places...

プンター (Puntā) can also be read as Pungtar/taa/ter/tor/tur/tir. I still can't find can't find any potential inspiration for his name based on that, though. It would be simpler to assume that プンター (Puntā) is a pun on Punta, an Afro-indigenous dance. Punta" is プンタ(Punta) in Japanese. However, this...

If it's an anagram, my first guess would be the base word is ターンプ (Tānpu). In English, that would be ... Tarmp? Termp? Turmp? Tirmp? Tormp? These aren't English words, though. Maybe, it's "Taamp"? Or "Taampu"? But those also aren't English words and I'm pretty sure they're not Arabic, either...

Katakana: プンター Hepburn: Puntā Bandai: Punta Funimation: Pintar Viz: Punta His Japanese name プンター (Puntā) can also translate to "P'ntar", which would be pronounced like "Pintar". That may be why Funimation spelled his name as such. It's possible that his name is an anagram of sorts. Clues and...

You don't need to know about superpowers to know about energy vitalism lol Even in science class you would hear about the energy in our bodies. What, she never heard of mitochondria? I thought Erasa was the dumb one

Qi exists in other cultures, just under different names. In Indian culture, it's called prana. In Greek culture, it's called pneuma. Both of these are lifeforce terms that literally translate to "air" and "breath" like Qi does. Like Qi, they're carryovers from ages past when people thought the...

Gohan was talking about energy vitalism lol. That's why he explains it as the energy in their bodies.

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Genki is Japanese for Yuanqi (元氣), which literally means "primal air" in Chinese. It's the Qi one has before birth. Anyway, I don't see why you're going off on this tangent. Even when Gohan explained Qi as the energy hidden in her body and suggested she had a different name for it, Videl still...

@Evil Vegeta

When Dende said 気 (literally "air" or "breath", contextually "energy") Mr. Satan thought he just meant 木 (tree) because they're both pronounced "Ki".