I get your point that Goku wants to challenge himself and be up to this possible new threat, were this to happen, but don't you think the way he says that implies that he himself training and becoming stronger would be their way outta this possible happening?
What about Goku stating that weren't for Mr.Satan and Mr. Boo aiding in Earth's salvation? Doesn't that sound strange when Earth is supposed to have warriors capable enough of dealing with such threat?
Judging from how the scene plays out, it appears that Vegeta just decided to avoid any further disputes seeing as no one supported his plan of action + it'd look bad to kill someone that helped them achieve the victory (which Goku mentioned). Vegeta's message was straightforward, so reiterating it probably would've been redundant anyway. He still found the decision idiotic though.ahill1 said:
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Goku put up an excellent fight against Kid Buu 1vs1, and was capable of vanquishing him at full power. He couldn't get the job done due to his power dropping while attempting to refill, but with further training, he'd be more prepared and would perform even better. Fusion is something that he brings up as a backup plan or last resort for when there's practically no other way out; this procedure not being at the forefront of his thought process is in-line with his character in this circumstance, regardless of Vegeta's dislike for it.ahill1 said:
Goku's the one that actually suggested fusion during those events.ahill1 said:
I know. You said that Goku wanted to sort things in a personal combat and that he obviously didn't list everything availble to defeat Kid Boo, as he glossed over fusion as well. What I am raising is that if the fusion would even come off as an option to Goku, as he knows Vegeta doesn't want to fuse anymore. I am pretty sure that in the manga version of the Zamasu's arc, he rejected merging through the Potara once Kaioshin (or Gowasu, can't remember) brought it up.Spiral-Force said:Goku put up an excellent fight against Kid Buu 1vs1, and was capable of vanquishing him at full power. He couldn't get the job done due to his power dropping while attempting to refill, but with further training, he'd be more prepared and would perform even better. Fusion is something that he brings up as a backup plan or last resort for when there's practically no other way out; this procedure not being at the forefront of his thought process is in-line with his character in this circumstance, regardless of Vegeta's dislike for it.ahill1 said:
Goku's the one that actually suggested fusion during those events.ahill1 said:
I acknowledged what you raised and I more or less addressed it previously. Vegeta's general unwillingness to fuse won't stop Goku from bringing it up when choices are really limited; the most recent example of this is the DBS Broly movie. When Vegeta sees the bigger picture, even he can put aside his pride and follow through.ahill1 said:
In the Super manga he was mostly neutral about it at first. If Vegeta didn't decline, then I doubt he would've rejected it.ahill1 said:
Spiral-Force said:I acknowledged what you raised and I more or less addressed it previously. Vegeta's general unwillingness to fuse won't stop Goku from bringing it up when choices are really limited; the most recent example of this is the DBS Broly movie. When Vegeta sees the bigger picture, even he can put aside his pride and follow through.ahill1 said:
In the Super manga he was mostly neutral about it at first. If Vegeta didn't decline, then I doubt he would've rejected it.ahill1 said:
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Yes, briefly after using Shunkan Ido to escape from Broly.ahill1 said:
I agree with what Supreme said. I understand that you like to play devil's advocate, but this doesn't require deep thinking.ahill1 said:
