I had a device made that can help a scientist become a good dad.

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Such a thing could never happen.

What is this thread about…?

The person with the “super” designation seems to have a stronger sense of hardship.

The sight of you thinking I was a worthless dad was hilarious.

Because I failed at the child gacha…

Both feared the potential of the cute son was a commonality.

Chō Buro is a worthless Saiyan who can’t even destroy a star or escape.

Parents who prepare to run away together.

But in the second movie, they had prepared a single-use pod for one of the sons, didn’t they…?

Until I tried to escape alone, I hadn’t harmed anyone, you know, Broly.

As a Saiyan father, he is quite loving in nature.

Shuwatt

It may feel like an afterthought, but the screenwriter also said that even the old blog respected his father.

I became legendary and couldn’t suppress my urge to destroy, so I ended up killing…

Dad… what is it…?

Dad… Is the ranking of good parents just a competition of liars?

If Paragus were ranked highly as a good parent.

He’s pleading with King Vegeta to reconsider the killing of Broly…

If you don’t care about children, then you won’t do something like that knowing it will put you in a bad position.

First of all, there are fewer good fathers in Dragon Ball.

Well, just taking care of that little devil for 30 years makes me quite a good dad.

Considering Bardock in the final battle as a single individual, I wonder if he would be ranked high by the standards of Saiyans at that time…

The goal is my empire with Broly, after all.

In terms of the old works, my overall score is higher than King Vegeta and Bardock.

I will say!

The legendary super worthless dad has appeared!!

Well, if my son becomes a monster who can’t control his destructive impulses, it’s only natural to run away.

It shouldn’t be too far from the average Saiyan’s values, I suppose.

It might be considered normal, or rather a good thing, among that species.

King Vegeta has no negative points, rather he is affectionate towards both the old and the new!

Well, there was no love from my son at all…

It’s kind of cool that he dies without saying anything resentful even when being killed by Broly.

King Vegeta’s treatment of Tarble is…

Just the appearance of POD and the bedrock makes me laugh.

So it’s true that there was a pod for Broly due to the sequel, right?

Instead of building an empire, we should have let octopus scientists create a beautiful planet with a decent environment in space.

The escape pod for Broly is probably the same size as Paragus.

If you become all muscular, you won’t fit in the escape pod, so I’ll leave you behind, right?

I am at the top of the good parent ranking!

Chaaaaaaaaaa!

Wasn’t Vegeta kind of a terrible dad during the time of that movie in the thread?

Well, I did get taken out by Cell and went in like a badass.

Since Broly is also a Super Saiyan, I sometimes wonder if it was his calm demeanor… that triggered the anger of his scream “Kakarotto!” which turned him into a Super Saiyan.

There was familial affection, but Broly became so monstrous that he was no longer manageable.

Even when Broly is sane, he lets his guard down just enough to ask his dad, “What is it?” while still half-asleep, which evokes a sense of melancholy.

Even during the reveal, it’s not just my empire, but it’s properly the empire of me and Broly.

From my dad’s perspective, it would probably be better if Broly didn’t exist in the end.

My son can create with an older sister in the beautiful Earth, which has the best environment in the universe.

Being betrayed by my dad was just a normal shock for me.

“I think it’s emo that you killed them instantly because you didn’t want to look them in the eye.”

To put it meta, it’s just that I don’t have the time to spare for my dad’s death.

Taco-san

I’m a useless parent.

It’s too late now, but are you taking it from “Ee Ee!?” forever…?

The way Broly is before and after killing my dad is different, isn’t it?

It seemed like he was really fed up with Kakarot getting up again and again.

It seems that the part after the new planet Vegeta, which was supposed to have almost no funny scenes, was full of laughter during the revival screening a while ago.

Despite being a Saiyan, I feel a sense of sadness caused by the years that have driven him mad, even with his white hair. I like him.

I think Vegeta ranks high as a good parent, without any doubt.

I can’t watch it with the same feelings as when I first saw it; I’ve been too influenced by the internet, and I end up laughing at every scene.

In the first place, interviews are originally a joke, aren’t they?

According to the data generated by the computer, there are only video materials that I have seen before.

Eating red bean paste in the darkness.