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Question about frieza destroying planet veggie in Broly movie.

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I wanted to quickly ask but compared to other calcs of this event, shouldn't the broly movie's version be used if it's calc'able?

Ik it's adding more work but if I'm not mistaken broly movie has been the only canon source actually showcasing the explosion rather than tad more uncanonical showings of the event which we do know happened just because it was accessible to calc before. If the old calcs are of cannon source then guess it wouldn't be needed but if not I really believe it should be calc'd one last time.
 
Dragon Ball Super anime literally shows Frieza blowing up Planet Vegeta in a flashback.
 
No, what he meant was whether we should choose the DBS Broly Planet Vegeta explosion over the anime one.

BTW, how powerful is the DBS Broly one.
 
I haven't seen the movie yet... Plus I'm not a calculation person so I wouldn't be able to give an accurate estimate.
 
It can't be calculated accurately until it's available to us in high quality.
 
Stop the fake hyperbole headcannon, Frieza is only a core buster in Dragon Ball Z manga. He never destroy planet Vegeta outside of unconfirmed vague statements, and every scene suggesting of them destroying planet Vegeta is non-canon/filler. If he was truly a planet buster, then why did it took him 15 minutes to blew up planet Namek? It's against the rules in this wiki to update a character with statements that has zero feats backing it up.
 
WUT.

Frieza literally threw his ball into the planet and let it expand and blow up, and the DBZ manga got trumped by the Super anime in terms of canonicity. What are you even talking about? If you think this to be headcanon, pull it up with a CRT.
 
KLOL506 said:
WUT.
Frieza literally threw his ball into the planet and let it expand and blow up, and the DBZ manga got trumped by the Super anime in terms of canonicity. What are you even talking about?
Dragon Ball Super anime isn't canon bub. Only the mangas are.
 
DBS manga and DBS anime are both separate entities. What are you even trying to imply here?
 
KLOL506 said:
DBS manga and DBS anime are both separate entities. What are you even trying to imply here?
Dragon Ball Super manga came before Dragon Ball Super anime did. One came out in June, and the other one came out in July. Not only that, the manga is treated as a primary source for Dragon Ball since it came first. Unless you can show me feats of Frieza being planet level in the manga, I completely disagree with the upgrate.
 
Multiple threads have been made in the wiki and it was concluded that the anime counterpart of DBS is the main canon.

Again, make a CRT, otherwise it's not gonna be taken into account. At all.
 
I've yet to see the movie, but yes, the explosion calc could yield higher results and would be used if the results are higher than that of the original. I could try to calc it if someone has a clip I could use on Watch FramebyFrame or something.
 
KLOL506 said:
Multiple threads have been made in the wiki and it was concluded that the anime counterpart of DBS is the main canon.
Again, make a CRT, otherwise it's not gonna be taken into account. At all.
Explain to me why he couldn't one-shot planet Namek in his 100% Final Form if he was really a planet buster, and took him 15 minutes to do so? Frieza's feat in the anime and the movie is a contradiction to his manga feat, and it's against this wiki's rules to use feats that contradictions other feats of a character.
 
>Asks why Frieza couldn't one-shot Planet Namek

>Frieza one-shots Planet Vegeta with his supernova, which you still failed to debunk as the DBS anime trumps over the manga in terms of canonicity

>Frieza one-shots Earth the same exact way

Am I missing anything here? Also, cinematic timing is a thing. Frieza didn't even intend to blow up Namek straight away. He let his Supernova do its own thing.
 
The Namek fight is PIS, Frieza didn't want to destroy the planet right from the get go because he wanted to fight Goku. Also, @JohnCenaNation, plenty of people here think you've been causing trouble on much of these threads; Core Buster =/= not a planet buster, and Ki Control is a staple in Dragon Ball. Plenty of universe busters can fight each other without causing collateral damage; it happens all the time in fiction. And Dragon Ball is one of the main Vs that makes precision strikes very clear cut.

Also, don't quote each other back and forth people.
 
KLOL506 said:
>Asks why Frieza couldn't one-shot Planet Namek
>Frieza one-shots Planet Vegeta with his supernova, which you still failed to debunk as the DBS anime trumps over the manga in terms of canonicity

>Frieza one-shots Earth the same exact way

Am I missing anything here? Also, cinematic timing is a thing. Frieza didn't even intend to blow up Namek straight away. He let his Supernova do its own thing.
So? Both Battle of Gods film, and Ressurection F film was rejected, so why are we using feats from the Broly film to determine a character's attack potency? This is a double standard.
 
KLOL506 said:
JohnCenaNation said:
So? Both Battle of Gods, and Ressurection F was rejected, so why are we using feats from the Broly film to determine a character's attack potency? This is a double standard.
You forgot that the DBS anime has its own Battle of Gods and Resurrection F arc, riiiiiiiiight?
Still considered a double standard.
 
Not exactly, as the anime versions of those arcs are the canon ones. Also, DBS Broly literally doesn't retcon the events of Resurrection F or Battle of Gods except for how Goku, Geets and Broly got out, and the Planet Vegeta thing, so not sure how you came to that conclusion.
 
KLOL506 said:
Not exactly, as the anime versions of those arcs are the canon ones. Also, DBS Broly literally doesn't retcon the events of Resurrection F or Battle of Gods except for how Goku, Geets and Broly got out, and the Planet Vegeta thing, so not sure how you came to that conclusion.
The anime isn't canon bub. Do we have an interview stating Dragon Ball Super anime is canon??? No we don't.
 
Actually, there are interviews confirming Broly as being canon, as well as the Dragon Ball Super Anime being canon as well.
 
The anime came first and was promoted more. And interviews can be heavily biased at times. There were dozens of threads on this wiki alone that came to the same answer, so your point is moot anyway.
 
KLOL506 said:
The anime came first and was promoted more. And interviews can be heavily biased at times. There were dozens of threads on this wiki alone that came to the same answer, so your point is moot anyway.
The doesn't make the anime canon.
 
Then you're gonna have to check the threads to see the evidence. Also, just because it doesn't have an interview doesn't suddenly make the DBS anime non-canon either.

Again, make a separate CRT or this is gonna go nowhere.
 
Except without a terrible budget

... Which incidentally might make the explosion yield higher degree forkery but
 
Matthew Schroeder said:
The movie explosion is identical to the Super Anime explosion.
Oooooooookay, so anything impressive about it or do we have to check the Blu-Ray versions of the movie once it arrives?

EDIT: NVM, got DMUA's response. OOF
 
This article proves the Broly Movie is canon, and it's been discussed multiple times about the Anime overall having more canonical priority than the DBS Manga.
 
DarkDragonMedeus said:
This article proves the Broly Movie is canon, and it's been discussed multiple times about the Anime overall having more canonical priority than the DBS Manga.
So bringing a non-canon movie character to another non-canon movie makes it canon?
 
With Toriyama saying yes, yes.

Plus, you're forgetting about the multiple threads where it was confirmed that the anime holds more canonical priority than the manga itself.
 
Why are you reacting with a bunch of fools screaming about a roast

I'm just dropping some facts about how Toei rushed the first 2 arcs

And the last one of course
 
If the explosion is bigger or faster, it would likely yield higher results. Also, Toriyama himself said the new movie is canon. So yes, it is canon.
 
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