He hasn't been shown to be able to use the form for long periods since then either. Frieza was well rested at that point since he barely did anything in the tournament and yet had an abysmal showing. At best he is no longer helpless once he's worn out, but we have no reason to believe his bluff after what we saw in the ToP.
You're reaching. He specifically mentions during his fight with the universe mooks that his form doesn't drain his stamina anymore due to mentally training himself to regulate his energy in Hell. The show specifically points it out to the audience and that's why they make such a big deal of him now being equal to Goku with that little sparring session with Beerus and Whis.
When what's stated and what's shown are contradictory, we are left with no choice but to make our own readings on things.
Krillin isn't shown to be worn out after controlling multiple discs while Frieza's death beam cage takes nearly all his power(and Krillin's attack is more complicated), I have a hard time buying that attack alone would be such a toll on Frieza, but with the established toll the golden form takes it makes more sense.
Yeah, but Krillin's discs only have to be made once and is a one time deal. He doesn't have to keep sustaining them by continuously throwing out new ones out, so that his opponent doesn't move. Freeza also never dropped out of his Golden Form or got any weaker after doing them either. So once again this really doesn't have anything to do with his Golden form's stamina and everything do with the move he was using.
Except when Gohan asked for the cage Frieza said it'd be no problem, until it was a problem and Gohan had to think fast to keep them both from losing.
Yeah, except Freeza didn't say that nor did he say it would be easy he only agreed to the plan. Still not really exactly an example of him being over confident when he listened and did exactly as Gohan requested.
It's been a great decade for DB. Revival of the anime, Manga, and a huge increase in game quality.
I can only imagine the conversation on a classic DB Kai would go like this.
Dragon Ball GT Kai, with a few things changed so it fits into Super's canon.
The Pilaf gang have their younger selves copy/pasted over their older selves, same for all scenes with Goten and Trunks.
TWO chapters of Berserk released in 2019. The least ever. :(
Least ever was 2013 (mostly because of Gigantomakhia), which technically had one chapter (Issue #1), but 0 during the calendar year.
He started Duranki in September, both to train assistants so he's more comfortable letting them do more on Berserk (to eventually speed up releases) and to just do something else, as he did with Gigantomakhia. Unfortunately, both dabble in his questionable interests when it comes to a certain character type. But hopefully the Duranki strategy works out.
Oh yeah, you're right! I forgot about that. I'm a latecomer to the franchise, mercifully, so I haven't had to suffer through the decades-long agony that others have... yet.
Imagine super comes back and we don't explore the universes
I don't think the villages on Namek could look different from each other and make sense for the Namekian culture, which seems very ascetic and undeveloped in terms of architecture and infrastructure. Their buildings seem the way they do because it fits their simple lifestyles. Namekians as a race are almost monastic, so it makes sense that they don't really have different styles of buildings amongst villages. I thought that Namek itself, the villages and everything else, was a pretty iconic place - all of the different visual elements just fit so well together.
