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I explained it in my larger post here post so I would recommand you to read it. Koyama himself said that the anime is prioritized over the movies. That's stated so that's one. the movies are made for the anime viewers. Try to use some logic here. The movies are based on the anime so they can contain what the anime showed at that point. they can't overcome it. Again, that's stated. If you watch the movie, you are not expected to realize things that you have not watched in the anime yet.@Pakl before I get into your larger post, explain something for me.
For the deuces that insist
...Goku is SSjin 2 in movie 10, I think you should see this quote. That's Akira Toriyama on his notes for chapter 458 which was released on February 15th almost a month before movie 10 was released (TOEI knows Toriyama's plans for the future as he likely wrote the script of at least most of...dbzeta.net
In this thread, how is this proving that Goku cannot be SSJ2 in M10? You say that Toei was handcuffed because Goku's forms weren't revealed yet, but that's just not true. As I said before, it was established that he surpassed Super Saiyan against Yakon which was in 1993. That was some 4 months before the film released. Where is this set rule that the films can only follow the anime come from? The film is established to be set in the Boo arc, and in the Boo arc Goku was already shown to be a SSJ2.
Movie 4 is a perfect example of the films going ahead of the anime or manga. Goku was shown to be a Super Saiyan despite it not appearing in any medium at the time of the film's release. That alone proves that there isn't a consistent rule where the film cannot go ahead of the anime/manga.
All movies work that way.
As for movie 4, That's not a contradiction at all. Take into account that movie 4 is based on they Ginyu Arc. In the Ginyu Arc, Goku is described as a SSjin. That's the main gimmick of this arc which the movie follows. So giving Goku a power up and say he is a SSjin is basically based on the Ginyu Arc. Nothing at that point overcomes the series. Goku is still 90k because the movie came before he got healed. It's not like he was the one who fought Freeza.
Furthermore, the movie villians seem to be as strong as the strongest character who appeared 3 months before in the manga. Guess what was the last chapter in the manga 3 months prior to movie 4? Vegeta fighting Initial final form Freeza. Hence False SSjin Goku vs Slug should be as strong as the "SSjin" Vegeta who fought Freeza while Slug should be as strong as Initial final form Freeza. Also, it's not like the movie revealed the true SSjin design or the SSjin power who fought Freeza. Take a look in this thread too which explains it better. Here I show a clear coloration between how the movie villians are comparable to the strongest character who appear in the manga 3 months before the movie's release and comparable to the villian who appear 2-3 episodes later in the anime.
How the movie releate to the manga and the anime
Well, I will post something here regarding to the movies. I am going to post each manga chapter that was released exactly 3 months prior to a movie's release. I want you guys to guess what is the connection of each chapter with each movie. I use the chapter that was released 3 month prior to...
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The manga is totally irrelevant when it comes to the characters who appear in the movies because Toei has to base the movie villian's power on a specific character. How the hell can they base it on something that did not even exist in the manga?
There is a reason why all movies only contain what's shown in the anime in terms of strength despite it being revealed long before in the manga.