I’m black, and I loved Dragon Ball, and back in the late 90s early 2000s when it was airing on Cartoon Network it was pretty much popular with everyone.

I can’t talk for everyone but the saiyan and Frieza arc in Dragon Ball z really stuck with me. Goku knew nothing about his family his people and their history. Then all of a sudden they show up and reck havoc on his life. Eventually he learns that his people were essentially enslaved and exported around the universe as babies to work for their slave owner Frieza, and when they started to organize they were wiped out. This arc ends with a final showdown between the Goku who now knows his history and the last of his race facing down the slave master Frieza who thought he was nothing but a monkey.

An 18 year old can decide their own fate here, hopefully they don’t have a kid of their own yet

Loll, his sacrifice was not in vain. I’ve still haven’t seen the extended endings because I was satisfied with the original.

As a comic nerd I felt like I had brain damage after seeing origins in theaters. However, I do agree the major problem with the movie is the last act with “Deadpool” and the battle history was awesome. The video game based on the movie is awesome.

Mass effect for video games, Rebuild of Evangelion for movies, and Old Man war for Books. I know only mass effect is a trilogy (Andromeda doesn’t exist) but I feel like all three stayed with me after finishing them, and the character development and plot lines all had satisfying conclusions.

I’ve been buying used 12tb HGST from Amazon for $80.

Criticism from people who never watched a star wars movie

Buying my own Costco membership was the first moment I truly felt like an adult.