AT & Rumiko Takahashi (Urusei Yatsura, Ranma 1/2, InuYasha) interview just before the animes for DragonBall and Maison-Ikkoku premiered.
www.kanzenshuu.com/translations/telepal-1986-toriyama-takahashi/
You can post any image here. Whether that's a cover-page from Weekly-Shōnen-Jump or an image from an art-book or what-ever.
I'd say Alabasta cover-art is kewl. The one where the Straw-Hats are all facing the Baroque-Work gais.
That's all I could think of as a thread for now.
A question.
Now that we have Ultra-Instinct and it's not even really a transformation (kind-of but at the same time not) how is it going to go moving forward? Will Super-Saiyan Blue still be the standard and finding something that surpasses Blue in all ways or will it soon be Ultra-Instinct...
The only thing I can't make sense of is the implication of Piccolo being fused with Kami.
And also maybe Trunks chillaxing there when wouldn't he be hurrying to his future to de-activate the androids?
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The number next to the placement on the top left corner is the episode number.
http://vjump.shueisha.co.jp/yugioh_20th_duel/keka.html
He was always on the wrong side (or receiving end) of all the jokes and wasn't really to be taken completely serious until the 23rd Tenkaichi-Budokai (or maybe 22nd Tenkaichi-Budokai at best, I don't think I think so).
@Void that's all I could think of. Please forgive me.
Is very atmospheric. When you listen to the music it takes you right to the Feudal-Era of Japan. Sets the mood very well. The creepy, mysterious or just mischievous song all work well and they all fit the setting in a way, I mean the Feudal-Era of-course.
...the story gets gradually more serious as it goes along and the stakes get higher (from what I've seen in the latest stuff or it seems that way). The series starts-out in a fun care-free kind-of way. They do have life or death fights, but the crew seemed more chill with each-other and have...