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Whether it be the strange behavior of the senzu beans, allowing the opponent to transform while simply standing there, or firing energy attacks at opponents that only graze the landscape, there are several concepts within the world of Akira Toriyama’s Dragon Ball that definitely do not make much sense! Virtually any series out there has its moments that will make the audience quite skeptical of how the show works or outright call it utter nonsense.
For instance, Dr. Gero was one of the antagonists within the Cell saga, who created several cybernetic demons in the attempts to wipe out Goku and his friends, but he somehow was able to amplify himself to be stronger than Frieza, and as a result, Super Saiyan Goku. He isn’t the only one who got crazy powerups, since Trunks obtained his Super Saiyan Rage form, which wasn’t even slightly explained alongside him being able to sense the life energy of gods. At the climax of the battle, the Omni King Zeno was able wipe out Trunk’s timeline, yet Goku and Trunks were still able to reach him by traveling to that timeline, which is a heavy contradiction.
Another thing that makes no sense is how there are several fictional and extinct creatures somehow still around and frolicking in the world of Dragon Ball. Heck, even the King of the world is a dog-man, but Toriyama completely forgot about them it seems. If that wasn’t bad enough, the protagonists would always let their opponents get the best of them by transforming and literally not trying to stop them, which definitely would have been a good idea in several sagas. Top that off with the hyperbolic time chamber being underused and you’ll start to see why the series has many flaws.
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