@Holy Soldier lol so while goku is racing down snake way, fenrir and Fang are racing towards east capitol
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@NacNak I just noticed that Korin's tower is on the exact opposite side of the world and extremely far from east capitol. Everyone will have gotten their asses kicked by the time Fenrir-O and Fang get there lol
Frieza had the best fight, but Cell was the best villain. He was scary and the fact that he had the DNA of all the best fighters made him even more threatening
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You do know, short of say, Fullmetal Alchemist, no anime protagonist, or anime char in general, uses their brains, right? Same is true for western animation as well, its the folly of writing in general though.
Play lots of DnD back in the day, you learn that power levels are bullcrap. I mean, I could explain how Batman could easily kill SSJB Goku if you want. Or any of the tech heroes in Marvel TBH.
Actually thinking about it, Power levels in general should be removed imo. they don't do anything really.
In a dbz role-play you better expect to have your character get their ass kicked by villains. Also since I have played with Nac and Stryder before, power levels definitely matter in this role-play
If I can find the time, I'll be throwing a Weredragon Shaman into the mix.
That's fine
@Azazaa accepted
Welp, Light knows no fear apparently.
yeah, that's not a very smart decision on her part lol Let's hope Stryder doesn't have her obliterated into nothing
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Korin's Tower
Fang listened to the other Beast-Man explain that he was in the same predicament as Fang and that meant both of them had the same problem. This told Fang that it would probably be best to stay close by Fenrir-O and try to discover the truth behind their sudden appearance in this strange world. His attention was then brought back to the white cat with the wooden staff and heard the feline speak about not knowing what the cause of their transportation into this world was. It sounded like the creature was annoyed about their coming to his home uninvited and that made sense to Fang.
"My meditation showed me that this place was a focal point for strong spiritual energy in this world and I thought that the Great Spirit would show me the answers here. I see that this place has raised more questions than answers" he replied to Korin and kept a neutral expression on his face. The expression on his face didn't change even when he followed Korin's gaze to the five lights in the sky and even though he was not an advanced scientific mind, his senses were telling him that those lights were bringing something awful with them.
"What are those lights in the sky?" he asked the white feline. Fang was getting a bad feeling inside of him when he looked at those lights.
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It'll be interesting seeing the ideological clash between Fang's more wise warrior heritage and the saiyans' more aggressive culture
I'm very excited for combat
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