What is Up? Everybody goes in here from anime Uproar and welcome back to
the thirty third ever episode of the dragon Ball Version podcast. We've been added
over nine months and we're still going today as always, I got my co
host Ray the dragon Ball Version. What Up? Ray? What Up?
Goes in? Nice to be here and talk about one of my favorite arcs
so far in dragon Ball. Dude, when I heard that, I'm like,
first of all, it makes sense. Second of all, that's crazy
to hear. I love hearing it. And if you guys didn't somehow know,
we are discussing the pretty much a Future Trunks saga and some of the
Feller episodes they tag on at the end of that saga. Let me just
check here if I could find it which episodes were cover ring next, because
the arc is huge, right, so I definitely didn't want to like cover
all of it, so I broke it up here all right, So the
Tournament of Power guys, and we know how much Ray loves this tournament something
there's I underrated dragon Ball souper while I was in the middle of it,
because like, dude, this is good for dragon Ball fans, this is
good, Like you could say, oh, I didn't like it as much
as Dragon Ball I didn't like as much as dragon Ball Z. But damn,
if you're a dragon Ball fan, I can't see you not liking dragon
Ball souper like I'm really enjoying it. So, yes, the Tournament of
Power we're going to cover next episode, which is gonna be two weeks from
now, episodes seventy seven to one hundred and four, So part one of
the Tournament of Power once again, seventy seven to one hundred and four,
and this week this episode, we're discussing future Trunk Saga episodes forty seven to
seventy six. All right, let's go initial thoughts. I know, Ray,
you just kind of said, you know, see your favorite arc,
which is a huge deal, and I mean, yeah, I get it.
But why what stood out to you? Sure? Yeah, favorite arc
from Super and one of my favorites. I haven't decided where to place it
yet within the series itself, but a couple of things that stood out that
I really liked. Number One, Um, the aesthetics of the fight I
thought were really good. Like the different fights within this arc, I thought
the esthetics were probably the best they've been so far in y and when you
say aesthetics you mean of the characters or of the background, of the backgrounds
battles, like it was just all right, cool, yeah, even like
the yeah, Like, I just thought it was such a step up from
what we've seen so far. So I loved the verious esthetics, especially when
they're in the future and interesting. To me, that's always interesting that we
want to get to see like a different kind of timeline that's more dark.
I want to thank Sam for the donation. And he says, don't shoot
that man isn't black, which is a straight up quoting a part in this
arc. I don't know if you recalled when that was said. I don't.
Oh my god, that's like the biggest meme in Dragon Ball super Guys
correctly if if there's another one. But the official Duve the official Dove company
said when Goku came to the future, the officers like, don't shoot that
man isn't black, and they meant Goku black, right. But the fact
that, like a professional official Duving company went yeah, there's nothing wrong with
that is it's pretty crazy how it went under the radar for everybody. Oh
wow, I totally didn't catch that and that's that's crazy. Um yeah,
so the fights, I thought we're pretty awesome. I also liked the philosophical
aspects of the arc, like the Kais reflecting on what's good and evil?
What is just the role of humans? You and I we've talked about it.
We love like philosophy, so I love just the whole focus on philosophy
morality within this arc. I thought it was really cool and something we haven't
seen too much of in Dragon Ball so far. So I thought that was
cool as well. I like the throwback. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
it's an interesting thing. And we'll get to the throwback. But yeah,
because how do God? How are God supposed to view humans? Right,
that's a question that comes up, and it's like, do you view them
as this parasite that's bad for the universe? Or do you view them as
things you have to take care of? Right? And obviously most gods obviously
not God's destruction, but most Kais are trying to take care of humans,
perhaps even help them. And yet this kuy decides, no, that's messed
up. These guys are terrible. They you know, he has the usual
excuses that kind of makes sense, or he's like you know, they're constantly
fighting with each other. There's constantly war. What are barbaric people? They
use technology to kill each other, and so yeah, it's interesting. Obviously
he's the relatability is not that there because he kind of goes off the rails,
But you can get a kind of a sense of where he's coming from
from a god's perspective in assuming humans are like these kind of cursed beings that
only hurt the universe. Yeah, and I mean from a god's perspective.
Even if you've ever had a thought of like say there was extraterrestrial life out
there and they ever looked at humans, if they could like look down on
what humans are doing, what would they think from the outside, the way
we've set up our societies, the way we've just our history in general,
because you know, humans, we do have a history many aspects. So
it's just interesting seeing how this outside figures like exactly, Yeah, I know
they're they're just a nuisance to the universe and just get you to reflect on
our role on the plane and what we've done. And then it's one thing
when he thought like yo, I'm gonna destroy these weak beings. But then
Immortal comes along Goku and straight up defeats him like shits on him, and
that of course his ego is hurt as a god and he wants to destroy
Mortals even more. Yeah, so you like growbacks you were saying as well,
right, throwbacks as well, I mean the Evil Containment wave will get
into I love that. I always love the flashbacks as well. So I
thought, I just love how Super is, you know, kind of making
reference to a lot of those great moments in dragon Ball and dragon Ball Z.
Maybe even lastly, before we just get into the chronology of the episodes.
I even like the fillers at the ends, Like, yeah, I
was gonna say, man, the other fillers, Yeah, the other fillers
we've we've had, I mean, they haven't been that memorable, but like
the Baseball episode made me laugh rally. Yeah, and jam Chuck got his
redemption bro. Yeah, so there were there were some great fillers at the
end. Yeah. Like, I feel like I've matured in the five years
since I've been doing YouTube, and I did reviews of some of these Dragon
Ball Super episodes, and back then I think I was more critical than I
am looking at it now. And yeah, obviously, like you know,
I wasn't that experienced then at all. But it's interesting, like this is
actually entertaining, right. You don't need to you don't need to be hard
on it, especially with the filler stuff. You should view it as you
know, entertaining comedy, like some nice emotional moments. It doesn't always have
to be like you know, Goha team Gohan versus Vegeta versus Boo. It
could be some moments of just like you know, the characters you love chilling,
having a good time, having some emotional developments. I was. I
was completely satisfied, including like you said, with the filler yes, and
you mentioned I think Vegeto and that was a great kind of aspect of this
arc as well. I'm glad we got to see him. Yeah, no,
that was that was great, Like and everybody gets a chance to shine,
which is something you don't expect to see, just because not everyone's power
level is as big as Goku's and Magitas and as a result, you know,
they can't necessarily help out a lot in the actual conflict. But in
the filler episodes, yeah you had, you had all these characters shine,
including Krellid including Yeah I'm trucking in their own ways. So that was interesting,
But we could start now chronologically if you want to just take us through
the arc and yeah, like obviously we can't touch on everything because there was
a bunch of episodes, but everything that stood out to you. Yeah,
so we knew the last episode that Future Trunks would come into play, So
we start off with Future Trunks. We get that kind of apocalyptic future and
how there's this new enemy afoot and he looks you know, at first,
it's like this kind of black gamend or ghosts. They do a good job,
they do a good job of hiding his identity to build up the suspense.
Yeah, so what were you thinking, Like, I know, I
know sometimes you just watch and I'm like that too, where you just watch
and you don't necessarily think like, oh, I'm gonna guess how this guy
looks in reality. But would it ever have crossed your mind that it was
Goku someone who looked like Goku? No, not at all. Yeah,
So that that's such a cool like twist and yeah, so it has that
Turtles vibe, right that we have from that one movie, except obviously they're
taking it much more seriously here. Yeah, so that was interesting as well
because there was a lot of build up, Like when it's first revealed in
the first episode that this character, I think he mentions he's black or Trunks
calls him black, but he looks just like Goku. I'm thinking to myself,
Okay, is he like another saying? Because we've seen these kind of
Goku knockoff I don't want to tell them knockoffs, but Goku looked alikes before
within the movies, Like is he some sort of Goku, like a relative
of Goku or something? Then I thought like, really, how much of
a threat can he be? Then? Then at this time, if he's
just some sort of relative, we know like Goku and everyone else have far
surpassed the regular saying, So you know, I was trying to piece together
like where is he from? Is he from this? Is he a leftover
saying from planet Vegeta? Who knows? So anyways, that was confusing at
times, But yeah, I just liked how it focused on the future and
how you know, we've talked about previous arts where we go to different planets,
different universes. I lit the idea of venturing to the future because we
only got a glimpse of it in Dragon Ball Z. Everything took place in
the present, so to go to the future was really cool. And see
that apocalyptic. That's a good point. Yeah, that's a good point because
in the past it was. It's funny how there it's always the apocalyptic future.
But yeah, it's funny how in the past they kind of Trunks came,
Trunks got stronger, Trunks dealt with the problems, and here, yeah,
they all kind of went, and even Boma went. I was like,
I would not have allowed Boma to go, you know, because I
would have been too worried that something would happen there. And then it's like,
can you wish them back if they die in another and another timeline kind
of thing. I don't know. So yeah, if it was me and
I was either Trunks or Vegeta, I would not have let Boma come along.
I guess maybe she was necessary for like operating the machine or something,
so I guess it couldn't maybe it couldn't have been avoided. But damn,
that's dangerous, bro. Yeah, I mean what she what? I know
she put together the container when it broke, but did she do anything else
that was super important to like the plot? When she went to the future,
I don't think so. I mean it is again like a throwback,
And yeah, I really liked that about Dragon Ball, Souper, all of
the throwbacks were getting and one of the throwbacks was, yeah, Bullma always
used to tag along the adventures, even if she didn't in dragon Ball,
even if she didn't necessarily contribute much to the actual fight. And yeah,
you know, it was nice to see her there. It's just now I
view her differently as like a mom, right, And before she was just
like this girl went on adventures, right, So now it's more like,
yo, you gotta be safe. You know, you have a kid to
take care of, and you know, you view her in a different way.
Yeah. So yeah, that was a little bit different, but cool
to see her venture there at the end. Obviously, the Boma in Trunks's
timeline dies before he leaves to go to the past. Dude, that was
so sad, bro, I know, oh my god. And then like
he thought my died too, he thought, yeah, and we're introduced to
my dude. Dude, I wanted to ask this contact, Yeah, exactly.
I wanted to ask you about that too, because that was a heavy
focus here to love story between Trunks and my how did you like that?
Yeah, I mean I liked it. And it's funny how certain characters have
evolved from Z. So, like we've talked about, Videll is very different
from the Videll from Z and the May from dragon Ball is very different from
this May as well. But no, I liked her as a character.
I mean, she was super brave, resilient. She was in charge of
the I think they call it the resistance. So yeah, it was cool
to to get more development of her. But it's funny. When I first
saw her, I'm like, yeah, she looks familiar, and I'm trying
to piece together. It didn't take too long to figure out, Oh,
yeah, she's my Like I saw this person in whatever she is this particular
age in dragon Ball, and then you know, you put the pieces together
and I guess, so, just to confirm the my from the present,
she was that age at one point, but then she wished herself to be
younger. Yeah yeah, right, And because that's why she's so attracted to
future Trunks instead of present trunks, because she's dude. Yeah, And I
mean it's so interesting, like because I again I didn't care about her character
at all in dragon Ball, but yet I remember watching Dragon Ball Super and
like I actually liked her and I was rooting for her right, Like,
you really get to love that character and she grows on you and now she's
arguably, like can be considered one of the best girls kind of things.
So that's crazy, yo, Big Juice, thank you so much. Just
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Thank you so much. Hearing that means so much to both me and Ray.
I'm sure absolutely, Yeah, that's awesome the commitment that you show and
I love the UK. So great for you to be from the UK.
Yeah, I do. We're gonna carry on right away with the episode.
But why do you love the UK? Just curious? I went there a
couple of years ago, and I don't know, I just I loved I
love the people there, and you know, I visited a few different places,
so I don't know, I just got a great vibe from the UK,
and a lot of people from where we are in Canada moved to the
UK for different reasons. Definitely has a great appeal. But yeah, back
to the episode itself, I mean, um, yeah, we're talking about
My So I really liked my as a character. Um, it was great
to see she was alive there, that she didn't die, because that would
be tragic if he lost so tragic. Although I guess later on we'll figure
out he could go to a world where his mom exists, right, Yeah,
No, it's funny because I was thinking of that as well. I'm
like, it seems like whenever this guy and I understand they are big problems
in the future. But it's like whenever there's a big problem in the future,
he always has to come to the present. It's just like, come
and help me solve my problem kind of thing. But I understand it's like
an apocalypse, and yeah, there's these guys. These guys have beerists like
sometimes helping them out. We Skoku Vajeta go on, Like I get it,
because why why asked this like kid for all intensive purposes to be like
the one who asked to save everyone? You know, why not get some
help you know his dad's dead, might as well get help from his other
dad. And also why didn't I understand that dragon Balls were destroyed in the
future, but why couldn't he track down the dragon ball is to wish some
people back, because yeah, Goku like everything from the Dragon Balls, even
we learned about like Goku dying from the hard virus vegeta, none of those
characters were brought back. So I just I was wondering that as well.
It did he not try to track down the dragon Balls. I mean,
Boma is there as well, she has the dragon Ralls. So when Piccolo
dies, right like you kind of true the one those the dragon Balls,
And I don't know his relationship with like the Mechians if he could find them,
you know, and he doesn't clearly doesn't have those relationships with the gods
that Goku established, yeah, to get the super Drag, to get the
information and all of that. So yeah, there are limitations there, but
I see what you mean theoretically, like maybe he could get Boma to design
a dragon radar, I could find dragon Balls anywhere on the in the universe
and stuff like that. I do want to say something that that's funny.
Bar Jingo said, I wonder what would happen if Trunks found out May is
older than Boma, which is a funny thought. I haven't had that thought,
but I guess in a way Trunks is a milf hunter in a very
weird way. But yeah, it's interesting, it's interesting to consider. Yeah,
absolutely, Um, so, yeah, where do we want to go
now? I mean, I guess I mean Black himself as this villain who
we find out later is I think he's a Zoma sue from another time like
dimension, right, another timeline him as a character who wished for Goku's body,
yes, and then travel to find the others Amasu. Yeah, so
I mean him he I mean again, I thought it was pretty sick how
they have this Goku figure as well, and when I saw him kind of
like how I said before, never put two and two together that it might
be something completely different. Obviously he has at the beginning the Kai earring,
so that would have been a good hint for me. But yeah, it's
I didn't really catch that out first. Yeah, And I like that they
give those little clues so people could actually like theorize about what it is,
even though you know, because I imagine this is coming out weekly, which
is how most people experienced it the first time. So you have all this
time to like theorize about it, and you can watch YouTube videos and talk
to people about what you think is the reasoning behind the earrings. And so
there's a lot of like interesting stuff going on. Why you can't just jump
to the next episode. But yeah, for sure that is interesting and you
might not even notice it at first glance. Zecon asks if Goku Black is
one of your favorite villains, one of my favorite villains, probably definitely from
Super. I would say he is my favorite him in Zamasu, But in
terms of comparing it to z I wouldn't say he's my favorite of the entire
series, but definitely, you know, compared to who we've seen so far,
I would say it's such an intriguing idea, right like evil Goku.
And not only that, he even got the transformation. Super said Rose,
which Rose, which kind of sounds like super lame, But he pulls it
off. He pulls it off. I love when Vegeta says it too,
Super saying Rose like it just sounds so absolutely ridiculous. You gotta take it
seriously, even though it sounds ridiculous, but I mean it is a very
cool looking transformation, and yeah, I love his different aura, but that's
also similar to Super Sam Blue, but it has its own unique twist.
Yeah. No, I mean, he was a pretty sick character and I
liked how they were able to, you know, the character himself was cool,
but they were able to keep that suspense for so many episodes, and
finally they reveal like his background, and you know, later on we get
him fighting like Trunks and Goku and then Zamba Sue comes out of Noah and
he's like, no, like you have to say this. You said you
were gonna save this fight for me, and you're like, what the hell.
That's the other thing. There's such a mystery going on right because you're
trying to figure out the whole time. Okay, so what's going on is
who is this is the zama suit And then Zamaso shows up and it's like,
oh, it can't be Zamasus just showed up. And then you jump
to the next episode and it's like it is a Zamasu from a different timeline
and it's to Playing the detective in this one was pretty fun and I did
get the hint when Zamisu ended up fighting Goku for the first time, and
he had that black like energy coming from his hand because he like he uses
his hand as this you know, samurai sword kind of thing. So I
got right when I saw that, I'm like, all right, this guy's
definitely he's got to be black. And then seeing him separate from black,
You're like, what the hell, what's going on? Yeah, And they
don't even reveal they to worry right away. They fuck with you exactly.
They fuck with you, and and I like that. I like that they
keep you guessing like that. And again, they have ample fun with all
of the time travel and the complexities of it. And I like kind of
breaking the fourth wall sometimes going meta and being like, yeah, you know,
in movies, that's not how time travel actually is. It's like this
while we're watching pretty much a movie. So it's it's funny how you know,
they separate themselves from other media even though it is media. So I
like those little like nods to the viewer that's like, yeah, bro're we're
having fun with the fact that we're also a TV series. Yeah, and
you get that a lot in the Rally episode. Oh yeah, yeah,
that was so funny, Like the way it started. It was so funny
because they had to say that, right, they had to say, hey,
this is a dragon Ball Super crossover episode, so don't change the channel
because most people would be like, you know, what the fuck is this?
Like I came for like badass dragon Ball fights and I'm getting like this
little girl running around. So yeah, that was interesting as well. Yeah,
one thing, I don't know how you felt about this, but I
mean, so far, I've never really had any problems with Goku as a
character. I mean, I love, you know, his worldview. Even
Krilling at the end there compliments the way he views the world and how he's
always so like positive, and I love that about him. But this was
the first arc where he just started to get a bit on my nerves at
time, Like when he ended up begging Samasu to fight him. He did
it a few times like please please, like fight me, fight me,
and I'm just like, all right, he's turning to act like an annoying
kid. I don't know, have you got that vibe? Wait, Goku,
Goku? Like there were times where he was just a little too kind
of persistent in annoying. Yeah, where he was just like, no,
please fight me, please fight A lot of people. A lot of people
commented on like a change in Goku because he seemed to go to this like
badass almost in Dragging Ball Z. Right, there was definitely that transition,
and then in Dragon Ball Super he kind of goes back to that, you
know, kind of kid childishness, which I don't think he ever really escaped,
but there was definitely more of a badass controlled edge to him and Dragon
Ball Z. Yeah, but yeah, I know what you mean. It's
it's almost noticeable how different he is. He seems to have become more naive
again, more of a like a kid again, and that's something that,
yeah, you'll notice in Dragon Ball Super. Yeah, but I mean still
love him as a character. I just found the more we both progressed through
Super, you know, the more he has those kind of annoying moments where
he gets on my nerves. I mean thinking, I don't know if it
was the last episode we did, the episode before when he's with Beerris and
he or he's with Weiss about training for the first time and he can't be
patient. I'm like, all right, let's let's stop this. Let's stop
piling this on like this is getting on my nerves. Yeah, no,
I know what you mean. Like this time going back, I wasn't really
I guess I've accepted Goku being like that, but the first time I was
watching, Yeah, it was noticeable to me to the difference between Goku and
Super and in Dragon Ball Z. Yeah, so you're not alone definitely in
that observation. What else do we want? Where do we want to jump
to? Now? Like I thought it was super sick, like Trunk's aspect
of it. So let's even go back before the fight. I like how
he went to the past again and then had like that little conversation with Gohan,
and you know, it surprised him a bit to see that Gohan wasn't,
you know, the badass fighter, But yet it made him really happy
to see that, Hey, he's gotten this beautiful life with Videl, his
grand like Videl's grandparents, right, his Gohan's parents and the pans. So
yeah, it's really cool. The contrast, he could really appreciate just sitting
on a bench and eating some ice cream, right, It just seems so
crazy for him to consider that, and yet he realizes how nice it is
that Gohan can experience this more chill worldline. Yeah, and it really helped
me appreciate Gohan more as a character because at first, I mean, I've
talked about this so far in Super I was looking at things through how Trunks
saw them in terms of, like, he's just confused. Why isn't this
guy trying to improve himself? And he was you know many times in Dragon
ball Z like the Star, and here he is just he's become like an
academic and again he's eating ice cream and he's not caring about improving himself as
a martial artist and just a fighter in general. And then you just get
that moment at the end where Trunks is like he's actually, you know what,
like he's living his fullest life, Like he got to appreciate what he's
doing. He's loving his life. He's finding great meaning and being like a
family man and in academics. So, you know, this really helping.
That episode really helped me just a she go as a character. She doesn't
need to be like everyone else, And all the Gohan parts are pretty wholesome,
like they're pretty heartwarming whenever I watched them. And again this is as
I'm matured, like five years ago, I'm like and sometimes still I'm like,
yeah, I want that badass Gohan back. But you know, you
watch different kinds of animn like demon Slayers one of them, and they prioritize
other things besides just being the strongest, like you know, relationships like connection
to other human beings, and yeah, you know it, Gohan, you
know foughts. He was a fighter, will probably still fight as like you
know, martial artists practicing here and there. But you don't need to be
the strongest fighter to be a good, you know, fulfilled human being.
And I think these extra moments show that, even though that does mean that
in a battle focus shown in he's not going to have the spotlight, which
is fine, right, Like you can't expect him too because obviously people are
watching for the cool fights. But still I do have a newfound appreciation as
I grow older for a Gohan's character. And let's face it, he probably
has I don't want to say the strongest, that's kind of a subjective term,
but he probably has the healthiest relationship out of all of the characters,
right him and his wife. And even at the end there when you know
there's that the one guy Flaunce, how it looks like Gohan cheated on her,
like she doesn't even believe it. I mean, v Dell is insane
to the extent that she's like the perfect wife for him, because bro,
a lot of women would not be like that. You just show straight up
a video or a picture of your husband kissing another woman. You know,
it was heartwarming, but also like super rare that a woman would just be
like, no, there's a good explanation, get the fuck out of here,
Like amazing, like props to Videll, but definitely not something you'd see
often. No, But like I loved that, just how she didn't just
go off the deep end right away and get super angry, like she's like,
there must be an explanation for this, and sure enough there was,
so yes, So I'm really liking Bedell's acar. I mean, she's amazing.
She like Gohan v Dell relationship goals like that that should be everyone's relationship
goals to love each other and support each other that much. I think it's
amazing, And yeah, you're completely right they I do think they have the
best dynamic in the sense of healthy, right, But obviously Chichi Goku is
entertaining, and then you have eighteen and Krillan are usually pretty pretty great,
but there was a focus on eighteen kind of wanting Krillan to man up in
one of the episode. Yeah she did that here. And speaking of just
like relationships and dynamics, how about Goku admitting that he's never kissed chee chee
dudeking out. I'm so glad you brought that off. Oh my god.
Yeah, you had this situation where Gogs like, what's that? And then
but she was like, bro, you have a wife, you have kids,
and you're like, so, why would I do that? Then Magina
gets like his face gets red because he's probably like way more romantic than Goku.
Secretly, it's just it's so funny. It's so good man, Oh
my god. Like that's one of the moments where you might argue Goku gets
too simple to like naive. But fuck, if that wasn't entertaining, I
don't know what is. That was hilarious. Yeah, no, that was
awesome. So I mean that relationship itself. I would love to be a
fly on the wall and see what they was. It seems like for the
most part, as an outsider, all we get is it's Goku. I
was just wandering off getting into apparently what it seems like is they just have
sex sometimes and they don't caress and everyone's cool with it. Uh No,
Yeah, that's that's hilarious. That little detail was enough to like make that
whole episode. I don't even remember, Like the episode is probably fine,
but that little detail would have made a whole episode for me. Yeah.
Yeah, I mean relationships definitely in the show are pretty interesting. Yeah,
you weren't there, but in the anime, Virgin Briggs said something like loving
your wife is cringe. Like he said something like out of context obviously,
but it's such a funny quote that Sam just brought up, and that is
literally like Goku's philosophy. He's like, he's like he doesn't know what love
is. He doesn't care about like relationship stuff. He's just like, yeah,
I don't know. We just have this, you know, partnership where
we have kids. I don't need to actually like watch over the kids,
and we have sex and I don't know what making out is or going on
dates. But yeah, life is good. So another reason why Vegeta can
get jealous about Goku because, like Vegeta, I think at least he shows
on the outside he wants that, Like so many times he's going on different
trips and things, and he doesn't want to show any sort of intimacy or
appreciation about what he's doing. And Goku could just go about doing that and
not have to even try, Like that's just how he is. He just
doesn't show any sort of intimacy, and it goes to show naiveness, right,
the pureheartedness that has kind of been focused on since Dragon Ball. But
yeah, it's interesting that he could go from you know, being older to
having sex to having kids without ever like giving in to that lust for cheat
cheet. He's just like, no, you know, I just I'm a
I'm a guy who doesn't think about that stuff. So it's pretty interesting.
Yeah. So yeah, I mean that was I liked that. I think
this all came back to you saying how you liked them going back to the
present and looking at go Home. I did like the other moment as well,
when present Trunks ends up criticizing future Trunks. It's like you have to
like man up. Yeah, there was some man up moments there, like
we'll get it later with krillin too. But yeah, imagine because sometimes I've
heard this like psychological or even in art. Sometimes you get like, you
know, the idea of like failing your younger self and let's say, looking
at a picture of being, like yo, what would that person think of
who I become? Kind of thing, And here you actually get it literally
where the young self can comment on the future self. And yeah, it's
so fascinating that whole concept, and obviously he helps him get knocked out of
that funk. Yeah, yeah, I mean it was so interesting to see
present Trunks come face to face with future Trunks because I've thought about that before,
like what would it be what would it be like if you could see
both of them? And it's funny because no one really thought of the like
repercussions of present Trunks being so young seeing his future self. They're just like,
yeah, like Herry ever got to help future Trunks and like he was
just left to the size and he thought, man like this probably I don't
want to say maybe traumatic, but that's a lot to take in to see
your future self there. So that was kind of interesting and it was interesting
as well to see future Trunks. I'd mentioned this, I think the last
episode. Wouldn't it be funny to see future Trunks witnessed the relationship between Krillin
and eighteen, and sure, how Fran when he sees Yeah, he's like
freaked the fuck out. I remember when you brought that up as well,
You're like, oh, how is he gonna respond to eight No? Yeah,
that was hilarious. Here's someone who killed his entire family and she's like
all his friends And this is why you gotta love eighteen. She even jokes
about it right at the end, she leads them on, but actually she
has a kid with Krillin. Man Ah. I love Ade absolutely. So
yeah. I loved those moments going you know, to the present and you
know, Trunks being able to just you know, encounter different characters that maybe
he hasn't encountered so far. But anyways, I mean, I think it
gets really interesting when everyone starts going to the future and again we see those
fights, and I loved um. I mean, different characters, you know,
shine in different ways. But I did love Trunks the way he was
able to shine during certain moments. And I did get like Gohan type vibes
from Trunks. There were moments where he like, you can't see his pupils
and he's filled with anger. So that was really. Yeah, And obviously
there's like a parallel there, right, because they're both that half blooded saying
and they're supposed to have the most potential, right, Yeah, and then
Trunks kept being a fighter, whereas Gohan had the opportunity to build a family
and stuff like that. Future Trunks ended up remaining a fighter, and so
yeah, it's very interesting to see. It's like what would have happened with
Gohan if he was forced to remain a fighter. And I guess that helps
it to some extent with all of his power scaling, because wow, does
he ever get strong in this arc, like his rapid progress too. I
don't even know what that's called, guys. Maybe it's like some people called
it rage mode or something, but Supersaian rage or something. But he gets
into that transformation where he's a super Saian but he has the god key around
him, right. I don't know if there was ever like amazing explanation for
that, but he definitely at one point got to Supersian blue level, if
not more than at So it was interesting to see that progress. Yeah,
and I actually do appreciate that ambiguity that you know when he's powering up,
because so much in Dragon Ball Z and Dragon Ball Super it's like you need
to see a physical appearance to know someone's strength, but I did like the
idea of how it was a bit more ambiguous. He didn't look like he
was maybe still like Super Saian too, but he was totally surpassed that.
So um, yeah, I did you know. I loved seeing him power
up, Like I mentioned before, love the esthetics of the fight between him
black and his resiliency and Zamasu, and yeah, like there relevant, right,
and yeah, a part of it was like what the fuck is going
on? But it was still hype the whole time and we'll get the magito.
But I also think it's cool how Yes Trunks stepped up to try to
save his own timeline and then he ended up using the sword in like a
spirit bomb esque way where he drained like you know, borrowed energy from everybody
and then used it to almost finish off Zamassu. But because of the whole
wish to be immortal, it got complicated, right, But it was really
cool moment for future Trunks, Like he definitely shined in this arc, and
I like that because it's kind of his story, right, So if goquin
Vigia just came in and solved everything. It kind of wouldn't have felt as
good as this when he takes the sword like light sword and just bam finishes
off the enemy to the extent he can be finished off without Zeno coming into
the picture. Yeah, no, I did like how he took control,
especially at the end there, and he even used m. Vegina's technique what's
name of it? Gallic gun yea too. I'm like, yeah, bro,
because because it's such a it's a complicated relationship, because like Vegeta isn't
his actual father because in the time he's dead, but he pretty much is
right and and giving Boma and Vegeta a chance to be his parents from the
past a chance to be his parents is so nice because he lost that.
And yeah, I thought that was really cool. I thought. But anyway,
it was kind of like corny, kind of over the top, but
I liked the dynamic between Vegeta and Trunks and yeah, it made me smile.
I really enjoyed it. Like even when they were leaving and Vegeta like,
you know, he can't say something loving, so he kind of like
just goes in to like go for a fight. And it's his way of
saying goodbye. Ah Man gave me goose bumps. I just felt really good.
Yeah, and that's why I did feel bad for future Trunks, because
yeah, I mean, besides my I mean, he lost Boma, he
lost his mother, so he really doesn't have anything left there, and it's
almost like when he comes and crosses timelines, it's almost like his way to
be like, yeah, like I likes my family, Yeah, I wanted
to see them, and you feel bad for him in that sense, Yeah,
exactly, And like there was first of all, let's talk about Vegito,
if you have anything to say about that, and then we'll get to
something Zeken mentioned, which is how this arc ends. But yeah, first,
what did you think about the whole Vegito thing and the fact that you
know, they kind of changed the rules of the potaro earrings. Yeah,
yeah, that's funny how sometimes they just drop little things in there to help
make things make more sense. So yeah, I thought it was cool how
they resorted to Vegeto. I thought they might when Zamasu ended up fusing with
the others. I'm a sue, so I did see that potentially like happening.
I thought that might get a reoccurrence because at that point though, I
did recognize before they fuse and they said they we're gonna fuse, I'm like,
oh shit, how does this affect like the mortality there? Because now
you have someone who didn't wish that he was immortal to be with someone who
is immortal. Does that affect things? So I did think that might be
like his like his flaw there, you know, thinking I'm gonna get so
powerful by fusing. But at the same time that could end up back from
the large way. It did kind of but not necessarily completely. Yeah,
but what what they have gotten to that spot at the end when you know
he ended up whatever he did explode or whatever happened at the end, and
then you could get that kind of gas in the air. But anyways,
going back to Viginto, I thought that was pretty cool. It was cool
to see Vegeto like super saying blue and he was, let's face it,
like he was kicking his ass. Until obviously the earrings they reached on a
certain threshold that they couldn't sustain the fusion state for that long amount of times.
So bro, yeah, we needed that, man, We need it.
Every time we get like a new level. We need to see Magito
and obviously they're not going to let him just be the solution to every problem,
right, And there's like saying pride involved in that and stuff like that.
But yeah, it's so so satisfying to see fucking Super saying blue Vegito
again dragon Ball Super is so good at giving the fans what they want,
right, and that was just so hype And of course he couldn't solve the
whole problem. That kind of would have would have been weird, and so
they decided to give it to us for a bit. But then they had
the new rule, I guess, or you could say that, you know,
you could argue that it was always the rule that they separate after a
certain time if they're not Supreme Cuys, and and because of that, because
they were using more energy, they separated quicker. Pretty random, but you
know, hey, it is what it is. Yeah, but no,
I love that. I love the throwbacks in Super and seeing Vegeto was awesome
because we talked about it back then with Z and how if I wanted to
see a fusion, I'd love to see Goku and Vegeta. And sure enough
it's cool too. It's the most high like it's it's arguably the most hype
thing in dragon Ball like period. And sometimes I'd like to sort of even
though he doesn't need it because he's so opee, I'd like for them to
almost reach a new level with Vegito, like a new transformation or something that
they haven't reached. A loan like that would be fucking and say, yeah,
but maybe that's just wishing for too much. Yeah, because I don't
think they would ever unless it was like in the moment when they have to
resort to it. They would never want to like train as Vegeto. But
it's so interesting because yeah, you had go Tanks reached from stand three,
which they didn't alone, so it's possible. But yeah, Vegito just he's
so strong that he can just flex on opponents and he's never had to actually
push himself that far. Yeah. No, I appreciated that, you know,
appearance there of Vegito, But sure enough, as we kind of said,
it doesn't last. And I guess it goes to show as well,
like in the future if we see Vegito again, how are they going to
end up sustaining that power? I guess it's like you said, it's not
like going to be this probably reoccurring thing, right, It's going to be
maybe every once in a while. But obviously he didn't last long and that
vegeto, Yeah, exactly, transformation, So that's kind of supers way of
giving it to us. But all so being like, yeah, this can't
be, this can't be a constant thing, right because the power will just
drain too fast unless they find that work around. So yeah, I mean
and of course by you know, them unfusing, it gave you know,
trunk way for Trumps to be able to shine the exactly take you know,
matters in his own hand. The story definitely needed it, and Trunk's got
to actually shine, which I loved. Um, So what what else did
I want to mention about that? Obviously Trump's form, as we said,
was really cool. Uh. Then we have the gas moment where what did
you think of that when he actually destroyed the physical body but then the gas
started combining with the universe. Yeah, I do have to say I didn't
expect that kind of It's interesting. It's interesting because I mean you could say,
in a way they want right, and this is what some anime do.
They do They have a moment where the character wins. But then let's
say something some unfair there. They serve the enemy survives in an unfair way,
like being immortal, and then uh, like do X mocking out like
a god comes in to kind of solve the problem or a situation comes in
to solve itself. They do kind of have that, and I'm okay with
it as long as there's a there's a quote unquote victory before that happens.
And the quote unquote victory was when Trunks destroy the physical body. So I
was okay with that, And it was interesting because it was unique seemingly to
Dragon Ball, because I don't recall a situation like that before. No,
yeah, and I was fine with that. Dave's x mocking a moment with
Zeno coming in, Like you said, I think the one time that there
was a problem what that moment was in that movie when the technology fails and
that becomes the reason why like they prevail, And I thought that was kind
of a cheap way to go by doing it. But no, I was
fine with with Zeno coming in and taking care of it because it kind of
shows zenos. Yeah, yeah, exactly, and like what's this and what's
this dude gonna do? Like, why would Zeno let his whole like universe
be taken over by this? Being like fuck that? Yeah, And I'll
be honest with the I was. It got to the point where, let's
face it, there were a lot of episodes of you know, just fighting,
definitely nowhere near like Freezer, but it gets to the point where,
you know, Trunks has that dramatic moment where he slashes him in half,
and are we just going to keep dragging this on and on? Like like
you know what I mean, Like we got what we wanted there. Um,
I'm fine with ending it the way it did, was Zeno coming in
and just being like, yeah, I'm going to just take care of this
and it's to disappear. Yeah, And I think Super has been good with
that with not like pulling a Dragon ball Z amount of episodes to finish a
fight. Yeah. And plus I mean we kind of get a hint that
Zeno will be useful when we didn't talk about this, but when Goku ends
up seeing him and Zeno just wants a friend, and then he ends up
giving him the button saying whenever you pressed a button, like I'll be here.
So you know, at the back of my head, I'm thinking that's
probably gonna be relevant in one way or another within this arc. And sure
enough, it was so good on Goku to use his head there, and
there's a philosophy there with like, oh shit, we'll figure itself out.
Obviously, Goku takes it to an absurd level almost where he promises the ultimate
being that can erase everything in the blink of an eye, something that could
have an emotional reaction if he fails to deliver, and everyone recognizes that.
But I like how Goku is just like, yeah, I don't know,
I don't have anybody in mind, but we'll figure it out. I envy
a level of like just trust that things will work out. Yeah, No,
I respect that about him, and that's what as we mentioned, like
Krillan respects that about him as well, just how he's confident things will work
out, like we don't need to overstress about things. So, yeah,
it was cool how you know he was able to use his head there,
and then we get that very sedimental ending after with Trunks and May going into
another timeline and yeah, which was the interesting thing there was they're both going
to have doppelgangers kind of thing in that timeline. So that's very interesting.
Obviously, it doesn't really matter. They could go live in a cabin or
something, and or they could or they could be friends. Like it just
might be weird with like which buy is mine, which one's yours? But
other than that, and I guess, I mean, did they do that
because they just they've complicated the present so much they don't want to stay in
the present because if you think about it, they've felt great relationship. That's
a good question the people in the present, dude, that's a really good
question. And yeah, so Zeken for example, asked like earlier on what
did you think of that ending, saying it was controversial because they kind of
lost what they were fighting for, right, Yeah, they were fighting for
that timeline, and so they still lost that even though in a way they
can have that. Those people still disappeared right from that timeline. So that's
kind of like how does that sit with you kind of thing. And then
when they go to that other thing, like were you satisfied with just them
surviving and and what did it feel fine since they were going to have a
whole timeline with like everybody who died, or is it more like, well,
those guys still died, and that's not fun. I'm still processing it
because in a way, I think I would have respected them going back to
the future, because, let's face it, like unlike a show like Attack
on Titan, where everything is just so finite, right, like characters die
like they die like it changes history. Like with Dragon Ball, you had
so many moments where you know the stakes are raised, but then you just
know they're able to wish things back. And I think it would have been
actually interesting if they said, you know what, let's go back to the
future and just have to start our life based on all the all of these
losses, Like we can't just wish our life back to being perfect. The
problem is there's no world to go back to after Zeno, right. I
think Zeno pretty much erased everything, well he erased that. Did he erase
all of the like resistance people that were there. No, I think he
literally like just erased the everything everything in that whole thing. So that's why
he had to leave too, because he was bored there and they had nowhere
to go, right, So it's like the planet isn't even left all right,
so it's not even to erase Zamas's presence. They had to just like
create nothingness by erasing everything. Yeah, all right, then in that case,
I mean, I guess I'm fine with them going somewhere else. I
wonder if he'll be relevant again, because I did love Future Trunks throughout Dragon.
But I do think you raised a good question, which was why couldn't
And perhaps, like you know, some hardcore fans know when to chat,
but why couldn't. Yeah, Future Trunks just remain here, I mean arguably
because Beeriss and Wee are more present here and they don't like fucking with time.
Perhaps that's like one reason. And it's a bit different from their actual
time where they belong because it's you know, back in the past rather than
the same time, and maybe it's less complicated when they're around the same time.
But no, Yeah, that's an interesting question because I could totally see
them fitting in with with the people around them. They've made friends, they
know everybody. It might be weird if Future Trunks leaves my for a young
when she's like twenty, but we'll see, Oh my god, they'd be
hilarious. Yeah, but no, it's it's just like a random thing that
I didn't even consider but you're right, like they could have fit in well
there, but it might have complicated the story too much. Yeah, yeah
for sure. So I mean, overall, I thought this was an amazing
arc. I liked how the kis were relevant. Again, I liked how
creative they were coming up with this Goku look alike, and I loved the
future Trunks throwback. So, like I said, it was I think an
overall great arc. I mean, we could now touch on we don't have
to go into that much detail, but touch on some of those fillers,
because again I thought the fillers were no super underrated as well. They were
good and at first, the first time I saw the yamtra thing, I
thought probably that they were like making fun of Amy more and in a way
they are. But still again it was like a kid a redemption where yes
they referenced you noticed that him at the end, that was a reference to
when he got destroyed by a cybermen, right yeah, yeah, like he
was in the Creator, right, but that time it was death and loss
and this time it meant victory. So again it's like that Gohan situation we
were talking about, where there's more to life than just fighting, and Yama
got to shine compared to Goku, compared to Vegeta, compared to the gods,
because of how good he is in baseball, And yeah, I like
that. Not everyone needs to have the same path to mastery. You know.
For some people that can be sports, so for some people that can
be specifically martial arts. But I like that he got his chance to shine.
And I really like like the wolf fang ball or whatever fang pitch.
Yeah, so I like that as well. Yeah, as a baseball fan
and baseball player, I love seeing the characters trying to adapt to the game.
Like Vegeta goes up there to pitch and he just throws the ball as
hard as he can at Yamshaw and he's like, what, I'm not supposed
to hit every picture that comes up here, Like, yeah, come on,
isn't that what I'm supposed too? They have no idea. And it's
like, I'm just glad Goku played because when it came to watching that movie,
he just fell asleep, right like when he came to watch him the
Sadband movie. So I'm glad that he could do some stuff, even if
it's not fighting. Speaking of m you know, I'm shure as well,
just another burn on yamshow. I don't know if we mentioned this so far
when I wrote it down. I love How eighteen when she ends up witnessing
how good Yams is a baseball, She's like, oh, I didn't know
it was good at something, just an outright burn. But he is,
fuck he is, and again you know, uh, yeah, I'm just
been a punching bag. But I think this was actually positive for him because
what how how else is it gonna shine? And he did shine and he
won the game, and yeah, risk spect I think they handled the omtraw
right in this episode. Yeah, and then obviously I think the rally episode
was pretty funny, and you talked about like Polkes, like there's those moments
of breaking metal wall or or showing that this is a fiction, and yeah,
there were some great moments, Like the only way this character could be
so strong is if it was like an eighties Monga, where like the character
is pretty much undefeatable and it's for comedic purposes rather than trying to become the
strongest and yeah, no, it's exactly. And he's like I think at
the end, Via is like last time I fight someone from an eighties gagmong
or something like. So they had a lot of fun with that episode exactly.
Yeah, and it was really funny to see Virgina in a tie,
like I don't think I've ever seen that before. And see how easy it
is, See how easy it is to make us dragon Ball fans happy.
Just put Vegeta in new clothing and we're good. Put them in a suit,
We're all good. No, that's hilarious. Yeah, I mean each
one. I mean we had the baseball we had I think the first one
was you know it was it wasn't the best, like the whole idea of
the dragon coming and them deciding what to wish for, like that one was.
Man, that was kind of a bit of a throwaway. But I
did like even the like Goku's death, I thought there was an interesting Yeah,
the episode I really like hit and yeah, yeah, and it's funny
because, like, like you they did it in a different style, right,
because you literally have Goku die in different moments in the series, and
they never show it in like, you know, quite the same way,
where like there's just black over his face and it was very like a film
no Are kind of episode. And yeah, it was interesting and what a
way to finish it off. You know, like Goku is dead. It's
not even a big deal because like, you know what, they could wish
him back, but they they set it up with like the way they did
it that it felt like a super big deal. Yeah, it reminded me
back when I know we didn't necessarily see the moment, but when Krillan's dead
back in Dragon Ball and you get that like wow, like that really and
we even got to throw back as we'll talk about the specific dude who killed
him, Tambourine, right, Yes, so yeah, that was the That
was the last couple episodes there. When we have the Goku's looking for a
training partner, he ends up deciding to convince Krillan or Krillan just basically he
sees the way eighteen looks so disgusted at him, how he doesn't want to
improve himself as a fighter, so he ends up going with him, and
we see all those throwback characters and I mean, yeah, it must have
been really traumatic for krill and all the characters that killed him, and Goku
doesn't even really seem to realize how tough that must. Yeah, and someone
like him to see that's so interesting because yeah, Goku has a completely different
brain, right, and he doesn't hold grudges against those enemies. And he's
like, oh, yeah, that was so fun. I can't believe.
I never thought we'd got a chance to fight him again. And Croll's like,
I just relived like the most gruesome, horrific moments of my life and
you're okay with that, and he's like, yeah, it was fun.
It's just like no, and Krellan's very human in that way where you could
say Goku is like more saying or more just you know, not normal,
And yeah, it's fun seeing Kryllan overcome that. At first, I was
like, bro, Andreid eighteen is being way too harsh with him, But
I think her heart was in the right place and she wanted it for him
so he could like, you know, he probably lost his way and she
wanted to help him kind of regain it. Yeah, because even yeah,
you don't need to be the strongest, but you know you and ray you
and I know that, like, for example, you don't need to be
the best runner, but let's say you're you know the difference between getting back
in shape and being out of shape, right, Yeah, and she just
wanted Krillan to like get into that mindset of being in shape. Yeah,
and I think in a way like Krillan was just going up. I mean
I understand, you know, he's kind of like a family man, like
like Gohan in a way, but you know, you know, you kind
of feel that he's just going on autopilot and not really thinking about like how
can I improve myself as a person at times, and even Roshi points that
out, you seem kind of lost the way you are now, And it's
cool that he's able to, like he understands he'll never be like Goku or
be as passionate about fighting as Goku, but like he he kind of rekindled
that fire there at the end. Yeah, and I like shave his head
again. And yeah, the older you get, the more you realize it's
not about necessarily comparing yourself to others, but being on that path for yourself,
becoming you know, trying to become better than you were yesterday or something,
or just living with principles and discipline. It feels good even if you're
not the best, right and it definitely feels better than you know, not
doing that. So yeah, I respected the way Krillan. Krillan was and
I respected the character, even if he will never match up to Goku.
Yeah, no, I mean I like Crillan, and we haven't really seen
much of Krillan and Super at all. So it was cool to have an
episode or a couple episodes that is focused on Krill and him being a father,
right, because yeah, like that hasn't been a huge focus. Yeah,
so I enjoyed that focus on Krill and I enjoyed even to focus on
Gohan there for the couple of filler episodes with say a man and again show.
It was like a soap opera and like and like a superhero movie in
one or two episodes, right, it was so interesting. It's like,
so this guy likes Fidel, right, the movie star likes Fidel and he
gets rejected, so he's pissed. And then this movie actress star loves Gohan
and you know, for the sake of her career, tries to follow the
orders of the movie guy of the star and then gets like the situation where
she actually kisses Gohan and that's photograph. It's just like all of these,
you know, situations that you never expect to matter in Dragon Ball, and
yet it's entertaining. It was entertaining. We don't want every episode to be
like that, but it was entertaining for a change. And then you got
Gohan to overcome character Barry with that alien parisite take him over, and it
was cinematic. It was like a fight in the sky. And he also
got to show Pan and the Dell how strong he is. So yeah,
very very nice this episode. I was happy with it. Yeah. So
overall, I mean it was a great mains story here, some really good
kind of filler episodes where we got some throwback as well. Even training with
Roshi again that was cool to see. So yeah, I like that.
I like that ros She is still getting his respect. Yeah, yeah,
ed Gok Goku fought for a while in that turtle mask, in that turtle
suit. Still he was too strong. But yeah, they're getting creative with
maybe how they get even the playing field a bit. And it was also
interesting to see how you know, they had that throwback to Goku and Krylan
chasing that rock, right trying to find that rock, except this time they
worked together and it worked out. It didn't have to be like I'm going
to find it before you. Yeah, and I mean Goku did learn a
good lesson in controlling his energy with that whole kind of adventure they went on,
which again you think yourself, like even ros, She's like, I
can't teach you anything. You're like, your powers are divine right now,
right, there's a limitation to what I could do about how he's still able
to come away with a lesson there. I WoT how to control his energy.
I thought, you know, it's it's cool because these characters don't just
become irrelevant, like they still have relevance at times. You could still write
them into the story in some way. M Yeah, definitely, No.
I thought I thought everything was done well. Um again, even the filler,
I enjoyed it. You gotta like, look at that from a different
perspective, and yeah, I like that, like the emotional part, I
like the comedic part. I think I think there was good stuff. I
like that the characters who don't usually get a chance to shine got a chance
to shine got some screen time. There's also a question, I believe soul
Slayer who said the question for you, is there any character you miss that
you would like to see return in some capacity or do you think they do
a good job of kind of keeping the characters you want to see in this
story. No, that's a that's a good question. I mean, I
have to think about that more. I think the good thing about dragon Ball
even Z and dragon Ball Super is we do get certain characters that I liked
returning, like Freezer, even Tau there he returns um in terms of like
one thing you can say, one thing you can say about dragon Ball,
they definitely make use of returning characters. Yeah, I mean, yeah,
I'm trying to I'm gonna sit on that question. Maybe I'll have a better
response for the next episode. That's a good question, but I think,
um, I think it's you know, they've done pretty well like bringing back
certain characters at times. But then again, I don't want to see certain
characters just to just to bring them back, like for example or something.
Do I really want to see them again? They'll fun to get you force.
I'm sorry everybody, but now they've had their time in the sun.
I did like the return of Ghost Nappa Bro. We didn't mention Snap returned
in that fight. That was amazing. Soul Slayer says, thanks and thank
you so much for one thousand bits. Soul Slayer and yeah, if you
guys want to sometimes near the end of the podcast, like, ask any
questions in the Twitch chat for Ray to answer, then feel free to do
so, we'll try to answer them. And yeah, it's an interesting thing
because everyone I think enjoys seeing someone react for the first time to a series
day love, right, I think that's a great concept. And yeah,
it's been entertaining for me revisiting it and also just getting your initial thoughts on
everything as well. Yeah. Cool, all right, So once again,
guys, I want to tell you that the episodes we're covering next are seventy
seven to one hundred and four aka the Tournament of Power Part one. We
will be discussing that in two weeks as usual, and yeah, if you
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