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Sptflcrw said:
When someone makes a CRT, it isn't automatically accepted. It's not accepted until multiple people accept it. Same thing with a calc. It's not accepted by default, it's only accepted after people, well, accept it.
A CRT and a calc aren't the same things as a source of media.

That's like saying you don't accept Dragon Ball Heroes as a thing that exists until a CRT is made about its existence.

Not to mention, that the novelization does nothing different from the movie, at all. It writes in words what we saw on screen.
 
Bad analogy. It'd be like trying to use DBH as an example as to why DBS should be 2-B. It clearly exists, but until a CRT is made, you can't use that as evidence.

If there's no difference, then why do you insist on using the novel? If it's identical, then there's no need to use or accept it.
 
People keep saying it's identical to the movie. If it's identical, then why does it matter if it's accepted or not?
 
Sptflcrw said:
People keep saying it's identical to the movie. If it's identical, then why does it matter if it's accepted or not?
It explains more things. With a book, it's easier to explain what's happening without time being wasted narrating like it would in a movie.
 
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