I just realized, what’s with this pose of the Galick Gun?

>>2

Side chest

>>2

I’m just pulling back the palms of my hands stacked together.

I don’t think it’s that strange.

>>2

Practicing poses by yourself and moving around makes it easier and quite reasonable.

It’s ridiculous that Saiyans are trying to blow up planets when they can’t even survive in space.

I thought that, but Bardock was actually active normally, huh?

>>4

There seems to be a trend that says if you put up a barrier like Broly, you’re safe.

>>4

Well, even for Frieza, there’s a time lag between launching the attack and the explosion when trying to destroy a planet.

There was a plan to escape, wasn’t there?

>>41

Cell was trying to make the entire solar system disappear, but I wonder what he was planning to do afterward.

>>44

I really regret going to look for Dragon Ball.

>>4

It might be that the combat uniform has turned into a space suit.

I love the depiction of being in agony after taking a Kaioken body blow.

>>5

Image when experiencing a stomachache.

I wonder if they were planning to return to the spaceship swiftly.

It’s a strange stance, isn’t it, Galick Gun?

After this, I will stretch out both hands.

Unlike the Kamehameha, the Galick Gun seems intuitively difficult to charge up.

What is the origin of the word “gallic”?

The Galick Gun is difficult to pose with, isn’t it?

Well, as a pose where you can channel energy in both hands around your sides, when I try it myself, it feels quite convincing, like the Galick Gun.

>>14

It’s not just releasing from the hands; it’s a feeling of using all the strength of the upper body to shoot it from the whole body.

It looks just like my Galick Cannon.

Perhaps there was a conviction that the Saiyan spaceship wouldn’t break?

In Dr. Willow’s movie, they were just fighting in space, right?

Like Krillin and others.

It seems that Bardock is in the atmosphere.

You were directly teaching Super to Future Trunks, right?

It feels like it’s based on the premise of flying and shooting.

>>22

I’ve never seen a battle unfold like this before.

>>22

It’s at a level where it’s understandable that the finale is being won through a grinding victory.

Isn’t it weak that you couldn’t win with three times the effort?

>>23

The Kaio-ken is a draining technique, and using it at more than three times its limit puts a strain on the body, so I think that’s why the base power has been declining.

Can you unleash the power to blow up the Earth at this stage?

The tension lost in the later stages.

The hands are strange, but the twisting of the lower body is odd in every way, like the Galick Gun.

Your legs are so uncool.

It’s not really a rallying cry, is it? Gyarikku hoo!

>>30

Stop it… Everyone goes through “that kind of phase.”

When shown again, it’s really quite an interesting pose.

It is unreasonable to turn this into Vegeta’s Kamehameha.

The Final Flash and Big Bang Attack that will appear afterward don’t really have any special stances, do they…

The Big Bang Attack aside, the Final Flash initially takes the shape of a cross, doesn’t it?

Even though there is the Final Kamehameha, there is no Galick Kamehameha.

Gohan uses both Piccolo’s techniques and the Kamehameha, right?

Are you shooting out garlic smell as a beam?

If you fly towards another star, you might reach it someday, but you’ll probably get incredibly bored.

Given Cell’s vulgar personality, it seems like he would be incredibly regretful.

A cell wouldn’t think about things like that.

I wonder if Cell had thoughts like just merely existing as a being born and wishing everyone would just disappear, like a mentally unstable person.

>>49

It’s really great in Jump that such a strong Vegeta teams up during the Frieza arc, but he can’t stand up to Frieza at all.

“That catchphrase, ‘so unforgivingly strong that they can turn that Nappa into dust,’ is already skillfully done.”

I like firing a Kamehameha that exceeds the physical limits, just like in the Frieza battle.

It seems like it looks bad and ridiculous, being all stiff and nervous both before and after the activation like a figure…

In the end, I went home by myself.

What the hell is this guy?

>>53

I’ll call the pod myself, crawl in, and head home…

It was a speed that was impossible unless you let it slide.

In close combat, Goku is getting beat up, you know.

It can be assumed that it was difficult to think of a different stance, even though it looks just like the Kamehameha.

You’re saying it’s not “four beater,” but “four binder,” right?

It’s amazing how they completely discarded the exciting move known as the double-edged Kaioken in the next story.

Although there is a further power-up development known as Super Saiyan,

After the battle with Frieza, the power balance fluctuates during combat due to transformation, awakening, absorption, and fusion.

Both enemies and allies are in a situation where their available cards are increasing.

The battle against Vegeta is intense because you can only use the cards obtained through prior training.

This shootout is really good, isn’t it?

So I was feeling like I could have a little fun with the lower-class warriors and Earthlings, but then I got punched in the stomach and felt like vomiting, there were moments when I had to cut off a Great Ape’s tail, and in the end, I couldn’t go back unless I was let go. I guess Vegeta’s pride was in shambles at this point.

It’s strange that you’re still alive after getting hit by that incredible energy bomb…

In Super Saiyan Legend, there are many scenes where they became space dust, right?

If Yajirobe hadn’t been there, the Earth would have ended.