Me: DB > Super > DBZ > DBGT
My impressions of others: DBZ > DB > Super > DBGT
Was very well liked and received when I was on campus and a new episode dropped I saw dozens of people watching it on their phones watching it all day. Probably the second most popular iteration of the show in the United States. Can't speak about elsewhere.
Fuck I need a time machine. I gotta go back and watch with y'all down in Mexico.well, here in mexico they fucking televised the jiren-goku fight episodes on city halls, bars, restaurants and the like
Maybe, but it's about how the formula is wrapped. DBZ presented different scenarios where the world (or another world) was at stake, with clear antagonists to battle who had their own motivations. Nonstop tournament fights are completely soulless in comparison. The stakes don't feel real. And it's even worse when it's only happening because Goku wants to fight tougher people. Every arc in Z felt like a journey. Most of Super takes place in an arena. It just isn't as satisfying.One thing people don't realize is that if they held DBZ to the same standard they hold DBS, if you thought Super was bad then Z was terrible. It's all stupid nonsensical garbage that is built around hyping fights up and then watching those fights. And at that, Super did an incredible job.
While they could have done something better for hair colors, the story reasons behind red, pink, and silver hair are pretty good. Blue is dumb in all regards.I haven't seen Super yet (I will eventually), but some of the stuff just seems odd to me. I don't like the villain designs, like goofy looking Jiren, a green Supreme Kai, an evil Goku, and what appears to be a gold-plated Frieza, when the original show had such drastically different designs and transformations for the big three (Frieza, Cell, Buu). These seem bland by comparison.
Not only that, but the new transformations seem uninspired too, with Goku changing his hair blue, red, silver, etc. At least GT gave us SSJ4, which is a unique look.