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Den-O · 07-07-2015, 03:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Guyver Spawn

Not to mention even the manga has plot holes too since Cell said that he won't be able to regenerate if his nucleus in his head is destroyed. Goku's attack should have destroyed the nucleus when he blew his body in half or died when he blew up King Kai's planet. Not to mention Future Trunks said that the cyborgs from the future are #19 & #20. However, we later learn that they are actually #17 & #18, and Trunks doesn't recognize #19 & #20 when he sees them (I know the full story behind Toriyama not using #19 and #20 as plan. However a hole in the story is a plot hole).

Dragon Ball is far from perfect when it comes to writing. I don't mind minor plot holes, but big ones are the ones that bother me.

Being far from perfect and then throwing out the basic premise of the movie that helped relaunch the franchise are very different things

07-07-2015, 03:05 PM	#435
Den-O Admin AKA Zordon Content Director @DenO_TokuNation Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Lexington, Ky Posts: 16,328	Quote: Originally Posted by Guyver Spawn Not to mention even the manga has plot holes too since Cell said that he won't be able to regenerate if his nucleus in his head is destroyed. Goku's attack should have destroyed the nucleus when he blew his body in half or died when he blew up King Kai's planet. Not to mention Future Trunks said that the cyborgs from the future are #19 & #20. However, we later learn that they are actually #17 & #18, and Trunks doesn't recognize #19 & #20 when he sees them (I know the full story behind Toriyama not using #19 and #20 as plan. However a hole in the story is a plot hole). Dragon Ball is far from perfect when it comes to writing. I don't mind minor plot holes, but big ones are the ones that bother me. Being far from perfect and then throwing out the basic premise of the movie that helped relaunch the franchise are very different things __________________