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I've ponder this question for a long time as many people claim Super is made for a younger audience but it is possible considering GT was also intended for a younger audience than Dragon Ball or DBZ. The difference here is GT was made during a horrible time for the Japanese anime industry when anime was pandering towards children and "otakus" while Super is made when Japanese censorship had gotten stricter and the show airs on Sunday mornings instead of Wednesday nights.

Other examples would be the violence is significantly tone down from the original series (which had blood, gore, and even decapitation), the stories are much more within Toriyama's comfort zone, and as far as I can tell there's no heavy-hitting themes explored thus far (the original series dealt with racism, nurture vs. nature, and redemption). There also seems to be a stronger emphasis on comedy (particularly the anime) than the original which was mostly serious from the Piccolo Daimao arc and following.

Now what do y'all think?

How does the vengeful diclonius stack up against the women of Dragon Ball in a fight?

1. Ranfan

2. Videl

3. Mai

4. Chi-Chi

5. Annin

6. Gine

7. Selypa (Fasha)

SCENARIO #1: Base Lucy fights first

SCENARIO #2: If Base Lucy loses then Long horns Lucy fights

SCENARIO #3: If Long horns Lucy fights first then Pre-Melting (after losing long horns) Lucy fights

SCENARIO #4: If Pre-Melting Lucy fights first then Melting EoS Lucy fights

Rules: No killing

I left him out because Gohan is dead.

Chapa went an entire Tenkaichi Budokai untouched and can move so fast he gives the illusion of having 8 arms

Oh shit, forgot all about Crane Master. Dunno where he fits in the beginning of the series.

Beginning of Series

1. Kami

2. Mr. Popo

3. King Chappa

4. Tao Pai Pai

5. Akkuman

6. Mummy-kun

7. Eighter

8. Muten Roshi

9. General Blue

10. Nam

End of Series

1. Goku

2. Piccolo

3. Kami

4. Mr. Popo

5. Tien

6. Krillin

7. Yamcha

8. Tao Pai Pai

9. Chi-Chi

10. Yajirobe

@beast_mode999: Yamcha, of course. He seems like good husband material albeit too chivalrous for his own good. She'll get sick of him eventually.

Yeah that stuff...

I'm guessing the most likely candidates would be Goku, Yamcha (?), Muten Roshi, maybe Bulma sometimes, Chi-Chi (?), Gyumao, and Vegeta tried it once because of Bulma but hates it (pride reasons).

What do you think?

This.

She's a ride or die chick but out of the ones mentioned... probably Yamcha.

Looking back I wasn't pleased with my original thread so I decided to make another one. Follow me now:

Lawful Good

A Lawful Good character is a good guy by the books. They're polite, obedient, idealistic, and they firmly believe in doing the right thing.

The character in Dragon Ball who best represents this is Gohan... while most of the Z-Warriors are warriors first and heroes second, Gohan is representative of those who only does this **** because he feels obligated to it.

Neutral Good

A Neutral Good character is a good guy who helps out whenever they can. They aren't terribly concerned with doing the "right thing" or not as long as it's beneficial to the greater good, but won't let evil prevail.

Most of Goku's allies fit this bill (Bulma, Muten Roshi, Yamcha, Chi-Chi, Goten, Trunks, etc.).

Chaotic Good

A Chaotic Good character is a good guy... but their own kind of way. They're heroic but in they're also rebels by nature and be damned if they're letting the rules bring them down.

The best fit for this alignment would be Goku, Piccolo, and Vegeta after the Majin Boo Saga. They're aloof and live by the warrior's code, but they're always around when you need them.

Lawful Neutral

A Lawful Neutral character is a guy who feels strongly about their beliefs. They aren't terribly concerned with good or bad.... they do what is excepted of them.

The characters who exemplify this alignment are Tien, Mr. Satan, Beerus, and Whis.

True Neutral

A True Neutral character is a guy who is living life. They don't feel strongly about either way.

The best characters for this alignment are the androids... namely #17 and #18. Both don't really care about fighting they just wanna live life.

Chaotic Neutral

A Chaotic Neutral character is a guy who is simply looking out for themselves in the long-run. These characters can either be good or evil but they're mostly very self-serving though aren't out to hurt anyone except maybe if it pays.

The best character for this alignment is Vegeta during the Cell Saga and Early Majin Boo Saga.

Lawful Evil

A Lawful Evil character is a bad guy who likes control. They like to lord over others and may exploit them for their own benefit but are ready to kill if their slaves get out of line. If they're not a dictator then they are an honorable-type. They have strong beliefs and are loyal to a fault but have no regard for life.

Freeza and Zamasu are representative to the dictator-type while Vegeta (Saiyan Saga - Freeza Saga) and the Ginyu Force represent the honorable-type.

Neutral Evil

A Neutral Evil character is a bad guy who will do anything to get what they want and don't care who they hurt in the long-run. They aren't interesting in controlling others or starting **** for just cause reasons, but they're still extremely cruel and may get a kick out of doing bad things because it amuses them.

No other better exemplifies this alignment than Cell, the perfect fighting machine. Unlike most villains in the series he's calm, quite intelligent, and is a fairly good sport in combat (unless he's losing) but isn't above killing/terrorizing others for personal gain or his own amusement.

Chaotic Evil

A Chaotic Evil character is a bad guy who does bad things for the sake of doing things. In most cases, they may be acting out of instinct alone but they may be a conscious being who is simply doing such because they're bored.

Evil Boo embodies this very alignment. He was born as evil incarnate with the sole purpose to kill and destroy.

Now I wanna know what you gotta say for this.

Try....

Looking back I wasn't pleased with my original thread so I decided to make another one. Follow me now:

Lawful Good

A Lawful Good character is a good guy by the books. They're polite, obedient, idealistic, and they firmly believe in doing the right thing.

The character in Dragon Ball who best represents this is Gohan... while most of the Z-Warriors are warriors first and heroes second, Gohan is representative of those who only does this **** because he feels obligated to it.

Neutral Good

A Neutral Good character is a good guy who helps out whenever they can. They aren't terribly concerned with doing the "right thing" or not as long as it's beneficial to the greater good, but won't let evil prevail.

Most of Goku's allies fit this bill (Bulma, Muten Roshi, Yamcha, Chi-Chi, Goten, Trunks, etc.).

Chaotic Good

A Chaotic Good character is a good guy... but their own kind of way. They're heroic but in they're also rebels by nature and be damned if they're letting the rules bring them down.

The best fit for this alignment would be Goku, Piccolo, and Vegeta after the Majin Boo Saga. They're aloof and live by the warrior's code, but they're always around when you need them.

Lawful Neutral

A Lawful Neutral character is a guy who feels strongly about their beliefs. They aren't terribly concerned with good or bad.... they do what is excepted of them.

The characters who exemplify this alignment are Tien, Mr. Satan, Beerus, and Whis.

True Neutral

A True Neutral character is a guy who is living life. They don't feel strongly about either way.

The best characters for this alignment are the androids... namely #17 and #18. Both don't really care about fighting they just wanna live life.

Chaotic Neutral

A Chaotic Neutral character is a guy who is simply looking out for themselves in the long-run. These characters can either be good or evil but they're mostly very self-serving though aren't out to hurt anyone except maybe if it pays.

The best character for this alignment is Vegeta during the Cell Saga and Early Majin Boo Saga.

Lawful Evil

A Lawful Evil character is a bad guy who likes control. They like to lord over others and may exploit them for their own benefit but are ready to kill if their slaves get out of line. If they're not a dictator then they are an honorable-type. They have strong beliefs and are loyal to a fault but have no regard for life.

Freeza and Zamasu are representative to the dictator-type while Vegeta (Saiyan Saga - Freeza Saga) and the Ginyu Force represent the honorable-type.

Neutral Evil

A Neutral Evil character is a bad guy who will do anything to get what they want and don't care who they hurt in the long-run. They aren't interesting in controlling others or starting **** for just cause reasons, but they're still extremely cruel and may get a kick out of doing bad things because it amuses them.

No other better exemplifies this alignment than Cell, the perfect fighting machine. Unlike most villains in the series he's calm, quite intelligent, and is a fairly good sport in combat (unless he's losing) but isn't above killing/terrorizing others for personal gain or his own amusement.

Chaotic Evil

A Chaotic Evil character is a bad guy who does bad things for the sake of doing things. In most cases, they may be acting out of instinct alone but they may be a conscious being who is simply doing such because they're bored.

Evil Boo embodies this very alignment. He was born as evil incarnate with the sole purpose to kill and destroy.

Now I wanna know what you gotta say for this.

Try....

Dragon Ball is like the founding father for truly nasty or morally screwed-up characters in shonen but which do you think is the worst of them all?

After long and hard think, I'd have to say Zamasu is the most despicable thing in Dragon Ball.... he is a true monster. I know villains like Freeza, Cell, and Super Boo were irredeemable monsters but at least they didn't try to be anything we weren't. They very much enjoyed being assholes but Zamasu deludes himself into believing he's bringing "justice" when he's really no different from the "dirty ningens". He tries to justify his actions as wanting to make the universe a "better" place but instead of simply having all the mortals wiped out he wants their suffering to be as slow and painful as possible before he kills them... he even goes as far as the kill other gods to accomplish his goal.

This ideal world he speaks of would only serve to benefit him and him alone.