@tenkai_gamerr Shin, ZO, and J: what about us?
Toei: do you have a TV show?
All three: no
Toei: then get the fuck out
ZX in a corner laughing: sucks to be them
@THEAnimeHERO Dragon ball came out in 84 (near the end of the year if you want to be specific), and in Japan, along with JoJo, is almost always categorized as an 80s series despite some of the franchises most iconic moments happening in the 90s so this chart this person made baffles me.
@FunctionalOAW It's so interesting because for me it was the opposite thing. As for the longest time the clean version was the only one I was aware of.
@Captain_Subpar I've always wondered why Hasbro still keeps the franchise around because it seems pretty clear that after goldner's death they want nothing to do with it.
@Artano618@otakunateshow And that's not to say that toriyama was never influential in any way. But it's also important to give credit to those who paved the way.