Everyone knows that sailor moon would kick Goku’s ass in a fight anyway

    • Stern
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      49 months ago

      Situational as to the Goku we’re dealing with. Goku from Super? lol. Original or maybe Z? Odds are better.

      Re:Creators had a magical girl in it and she absolutely dunked on folks

      https://youtu.be/8RVkAM9IVKw

    • @PeriodicallyPedantic@lemmy.caOP
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      49 months ago

      In a boxing match maybe. But in an actual fight, they’re in different galaxies.

      The power scaling of sailor moon is insane. She has reality warping powers. She has the ability to recreate the entire universe with single attack. Goku doesn’t stand a chance.

      • funkajunk
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        19 months ago

        I’m genuinely interested, is that something she can do at will or is it just a sometimes power?

        • @PeriodicallyPedantic@lemmy.caOP
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          29 months ago

          Honestly I’m not really deep in sailor moon lore. This is second hand from videos about anime power scaling. I’m not sure how situational it is, but her power always seems to grow to be as powerful as she needs it to be, and she has battled some outrageously powerful villains.

  • Dandroid
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    119 months ago

    They even had a magical girl transformation sequence in Dragon Ball Super’s tournament of power arc.

    • @DerisionConsulting@lemmy.ca
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      239 months ago

      Magical Girl shows are things like Sailormoon.
      The main character is, well, a magical girl. They often need to transform into the magical alter-ego so they can hide in plain sight, and it’s definitely not so they could re-use the animation in every episode to save money/waste time.
      The sequence is often very dance-like, or almost like a photo-shoot. Very traditionally feminine.

      Dragonball-Z was one of the first main-stream anime for boys that was shown on TV in North America.
      The main characters are aliens who can turn into a “super” form, and they generally change the way they look during a transformation sequence. It’s often just turning blond.
      The sequence is often clenching your fists, flexing all of your muscles, and doing a battle-cry.

      Here is Sailormoon’s Magic Girl transformation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pyVR0GhVBH0
      DBZ: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0vWx9VjGe0

        • @TwoCubed@feddit.de
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          29 months ago

          Absolutely. In Germany at least, anime is a very niche thing. Hardly anyone watches it here. I can’t stand anime because of the lazy animation, though I do appreciate the creativity story-wise.

          • @Obi@sopuli.xyz
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            29 months ago

            In France there was “club Dorothée”, a kids morning show that would air these two shows and a few others so they were pretty popular. You were only a real weeb if you ventured into the stuff that wouldn’t be on TV.

            • @TwoCubed@feddit.de
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              29 months ago

              Hmm, now that you mention it, I think it was quite similar in Germany. But I personally don’t know many people who watched these shows. It was still quite a niche thing. But you’re right, they weren’t considered weebs. Probably because the Germans are so unaware of foreign cultures, most don’t even know what that means.

      • @WhyAUsername_1@lemmy.world
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        69 months ago

        I love it when folks such as yourself take time to share these insights. I don’t feel left out anymore… Cheers and Happy Sunday to you!

        • @XiberKernel@lemmy.world
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          79 months ago

          Not sure if /s, but Super Sonic was inspired by the super saiyan transformation, Sonic just happened to make it to American shores before DBZ. 🙃

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      69 months ago

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