I failed to detect any irony in this episode.
It would be a pretty Toriyama thing to do. Now he apparently has his own Super Saiyan looking transformation, as well as the power to quickly destroy Cumber’s energy moon and revert him back to his base form with an ease and swagger that not even Kaioken Blue Vegito could manage.įor a while, I felt Fu was an ironically inspired character, made to embody and ridicule the fan base’s tendency to create overpowered insert characters. Never mind that he is already some bespectacled elf/demon dude with carries a katana and has time travel powers. This is where the Gary Stu aspect of the character becomes really apparent. Because Cumber is so powerful, he is destroying the barriers that are keeping everyone trapped on the Prison Planet, much to his own frustration, Fu decides to intervene. Vegito is forcibly defused, Goku and Vegeta try to fight him off along with Cooler, but to no avail. I didn’t have anything against Fu when he first showed up in Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2, but his appearance in this episode felt a little self indulgent.Īs far as this episode goes a kaioken blue Vegito was still not enough to combat Cumber, let alone him in great ape form. But in this episode, we got to see the Deviant Art insert character show up and Gary Stu the situation. I was expecting more of the things like Golden Cooler, Vegeks and Super Saiyan 4. I’m starting to feel like I had the wrong idea about this show was before I started watching it. This is the third (of the four) episodes to focus on the fight with “Cumber”. With such a brief run time, you’d expect the show to be a series of quick-fire punches, throwing entirely different concepts at you, then quickly dropping them and moving to something new. Yet, once again, this show fails to impress.
It already exists in the form of the ads.
A good chunk of previous posts regarding Super Dragon Ball Heroes I’ve written have talked about the amazing concepts that could come from a series like this. How the hell do I get 500 words out of this one.
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