My point was, none of that has to do with the dubbed version.
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Well wouldn't it make sense for any person who knows what a Saiyan does when it sees a full moon to make sure that doesn't happen? Apparentlly Chi-Chi and Bulma [Or probably any existing Saiyan during the time they were born.] had the sense to cut it off before it causes trouble.)[/b]
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Piccolo blew up the moon. Anime or manga, they were both produced by the same creator and even then they are both valid source materials.
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(Well, does there have to be tactics? When people fight in DBZ they just go with the flow and the find the weaknesses and strengths of their opponents. And that works just fine.)
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Obviously I disagree. And if DBZ wants to be a martail arts anime, then yes, there needs to be tactics...because martail arts has tactics.
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(Like I said, they aren't the same effects over and over again.) A cloud that leads the attacker to beleive the victim to be dead...but they NEVER ARE. (Actually, they do eventually die.) They're always standing with thier arms folded after the dust cloud with some smug look on thier face. (Yep! And that's what keeps DBZ going.)
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They don't use the same effects over and over. Actually they do eventually die. Yep. and that's what keeps it going.
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I don't know what you were watching but -I- seen that happen countless times. I'm aware that they do die in DBZ (that has little to do with what I was saying) and keeping it going is exactly one of the problems I think it has.
I'm going to say this one more time. I don't like DBZ. Get over it.
EDIT: One last thing. Toei had little (I.E., nothing) to do with the creation of DB. They only published it. I think the company you mean is bird studios....the compnay that also did the manga.