I tink Toyo's weakness in character writing is really evident. He doesn't have the spark that Toriyama had for making funny, exciting or intense characters. He doesn't have Toei's writers skill in depicting Goku and friends as a weird pseudo family. He isn't able to tap into Goku's absurdities or silliness very well and it makes his Goku a little inert. In the Super anime, Vegeta was opening up emotionally over time yet with Toyo he seems more like the stoic Vegeta in Z. In the anime, Vegeta's relationship with Goku expanded by having more engaging banter between the two, with them becoming more 'bro' like.
As far as direct acknowledgement, the closest thing was another movie project being mentioned. It has been a while since that without any kind of actual announcement though.
We're not gonna know it's happening until it's happening. Treat anything you see online as such
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I can't take a villain literally called "Baby" seriously.New "Dragon Ball Super" movie announced! News
Kanzenshuu’s translation of Toriyama’s comment. Production of a theatrical film following on from Dragon Ball Super: Broly has been given the go-ahead and is currently underway! Once again, I’ve poured my heart and soul into it, writing the story down to the dialogue itself. Apparently, its...
He wrote the scripts for Revival F and Broly. Revival F had some small changes in the final product, although most of them just made things worse, like the dumb line about Shisami being as strong as Zarbon and Dodoria when he's seen matching Piccolo later, don't know about Broly.
Dude i read "Baby Vegeta" and I imagine Goku throwing down with a toddler Vegeta in diapers.
I would read the back of VHS tapes of DB GT before I knew anything about the plots, and I would keep reading about Baby Vegeta and I thought it was a baby version of Vegeta who was fucking up Goku and forcing him to go SSJ4. I was so confused.
The DB Room made tons of additions to Broly's script, but we don't know what they were.
I remember telling my friends about seeing this new villain called Baby Vegeta in a magazine I read. Years later they told me they all thought I was lying, that I was talking about a literal baby Vegeta and couldn't believe how dumb it was.
They're using machine translation so... it's not correct. The actual translation of the Japanese text is:
Nah they took the easy way out. But I guess that just encapsulates the modern treatment of the series as a whole.
So tired of the same form cycling over and over and Vegeta stuck in the same character cycle.
It's clear both were underestimating Granola. Vegeta did go on to check the planet though, so it's not like he was doing nothing. That said, it's still a waste of a chapter. It felt like this could have been done in a single 15 pages chapter rather than needing an entire month for it.
