Which is the true sequel to DBZ in your heart?

[Hector]

Hint: It's Dragon Ball Multiverse.

 

[Pocket-Gog~]

Dragon Ball GT.

Dragon Ball Multiverse is for cucks.

 

[Captain Cadaver]

None. Dragon Ball was, ultimately, the story of Goku's life; and that story came full circle with him flying off to train Oob. Alongside Goku's story, most of the other characters' story arcs such as Vegeta, Gohan, Piccolo and Kuririn were all complete and the narrator makes it abundantly clear in the manga that Goku's battles are over. There was absolutely no need to go further, and all attempts to continue on from either the Boo Arc or the end of Z's conclusion have proven to be poor ones.

If forced to choose one though, I'd go with GT since it at least had a few good ideas that gave it some sense of finality that was hampered by poor execution. Super's good idea to poor execution ratio is even worse than GT's, and Multiverse is the epitome of vapid, wish-fulfilment fan-fiction with some egregious retcons and some abysmal pacing at times.

Including choices not in the poll though, the lore from DBO takes it for allowing a continuation that doesn't tarnish the legacy of the original manga, expands the world building and is overall far more consistent than the other options.

 

[Papasmurf]

Unless you're focusing on the next generation, there's really no need to go further because Goku and Vegeta's generation had fully developed their characters by the end of the Boo arc. Which is the main reason why GT and Super are such spectacular failures, because they chose once again to focus on Goku and more often than not, tarnish his character in the process along with many others. DBM is just slow-paced trash.

 

[Hector]

If you read all DBM at once, without waiting days for one page, would it still seem slow pacing to you?

 

[SSJ2]

GT is the best out of all of those, as pathetic as that is. At least it felt like a conclusion to the series.

 

[Pocket-Gog~]

If you read all DBM at once, without waiting days for one page, would it still seem slow pacing to you?

Even if it was read in one go, it'd still be nothing tripe.

 

[Captain Cadaver]

If you read all DBM at once, without waiting days for one page, would it still seem slow pacing to you?

The fact it bothered stretching out such pointless side stories as how Bojack killed Gohan or how Cell did the same when the answers were pretty obvious makes that a definite yes.

 

[theallpowerfulpuipui]

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