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So while people see Goku not realize Gohan's thought process that he doesn't want to kill Cell
They are not seeing that Piccolo also didn't realize it either, Gohan was willing to fight and beat Cell even though he didn't want to
Piccolo's still seeing him as a kid unlike Goku
Piccolo's argument against Goku about Gohan not wanting to beat Cell and wondering why isn't Goku helping are just his assumptions.
Gohan was not thinking that at all, he himself figured out Goku's plan and said he wanted to beat Cell and was willing to try
Piccolo was not being Gohan's real father here, Goku was.
Piccolo was constantly underestimating Gohan and not believing in his power even after seeing him as a SSJ unlike Goku who believed Gohan could surpass Cell and himself even before they trained
Which DB character is most misunderstood between father and son by the fandom?
Son 'has 0 development and depth' Goku
or
Son 'should be a stoic edgelord or a Goku clone' Gohan
I finished re-reading Dragon Ball from start to finish and it was a great read and an incredible story
And I really don't get how people can watch it and think
DB is only good because of nostalgia
Goku has 0 character development
Boo Saga sucks, should have ended at Cell Saga
Reading a story for its actual story and themes is bs?
What is up with this disrespect for DB? What did DB do to these people?
Anyway, yes it has depth, many stories do, even children's stories have them
DB having it shouldn't be shocking and I read it for it, here are some https://t.co/nHD9e8SKnt
Now I am not saying DB is some super deep philosophical story, just that it has more depth than it's given credit and while the story is simple it is not "bad guy appears, get a random power-up, win"
Respect Dragon Ball not just for its influence but for its actual good story
He finds a balance between his Saiyan nature and Earthling teachings in the form of Super Saiyan
He also finds balance in when to have mercy and when not to
I also like his character development because of how subtle it is, to the point most of the fandom completely misses it
And he is able to grow out of his naive mindset as he grows older, he figures out to tell boys and girls apart in RRA arc
and learn that killing is necessary and can even sense malice in other people
Even other people have called him a genius