@nintygametube MKWoo had the most basic requirement of owning a game that's readily available for a minimal cost, but you still think it unfair at that. Retards like you deserve to have stuff kept away, you throw a tantrum otherwise
@Fandonts@Cynister9lmp You're ignoring the evidence and claiming anything proving you wrong is itself wrong, ironically then proving yourself wrong by providing an actually incorrect source. Stop being a cunt, the woman lied and that's that.
@Zets278 Very bad read of it all, the whole point of the issue is TFS were one patt of an increase in DB fans during their release, not the sole reason as TNM claimed.
@KizaruX@kaardbord Modt of the viral moments recently feel completely manufactured and fake anyway, you could have had the associated merch come out day-in-date with the episode and the idiots who pay for College Humor in 2026 would still lap it all up
@AJ_Vertigo Within a year of TFS starting, DB Kai began. When that was finished, there were movies and the Buu arc of Kai (ironically one that TFS would later refuse to do), followed by Super and Broly. There was barely any time during TFS' lifetime where Dragon Ball wasn't active.
@IllustrationAsa@AdamBalsonArt@campu_brian@TotallyNotMark TFS put a lot of effort in, that's true. They are not the de-facto reason DBZ maintained popularity, we had games releasing every year, an anime remaster the year after TFS started, and consistent content (it was still on Toonami in 2008 as a regular). Mark is wrong, end of.
@AdamBalsonArt@campu_brian@TotallyNotMark At that point, you're saying that every instance of DB being mentioned at all contributed to some fans' renewed support, it's a nothing statement. Mark is just simply wrong.
@AestheticGamer1@coolcam52 So, your answer is "I'm just making it up"? You're using personal use cases as general industry standards, and then using those to apply them to other companies that have no public admittance. Either show a source or admit you're lying
@Asianwukong0@Pseudowxyj@MCVarg98 DBZ Kai released a few months after DBZA it didn't stop airing until 2011 and only a year later did they announce a new movie. All that's ignoring that DBZ was still being shown on TV even without Kai throughout the 00s DBZA was capitalising on the franchise's existing popularity
@TotallyNotMark Except TFS started only a few months before DB Kai was released and put DBZ back into the forefront. 2013 had BoG, which was announced back in 2012. There's only been about 18 months in total where Dragon Ball wasn't an actively-focused franchise during DBZA's release
@henskelion@Kitthe2nd@PunishedErik Been brought up multiple times over the years, even has a reference in Cadence of Hyrule as a feature the devs specifically said was copied over because of this exact visual bug
@theleakerbot@kuz3nk4y@PenPlays_ If you think there's any real difference between the Live Action LEGO mfs and the LEGO Fortnite ones, you're just fooling. 2 of them are identical, the rest only have a few elements different than the original (e.g. Luffy's skin tone).