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.slacker · 07-17-2005

do you think that the world of dragonball will ever be forgotten? Will people keep watching the series even if it isn't on tv, or reading the manga?
I can't see myself getting bored with it, maybe I just don't want to, but I was wondering if the fans, especially the hardcore ones ever think about leaving it all behind, or whether you thnk you can't?

Separate_From_Society · 07-17-2005

I'll leave it behind sooner or later. I'll probably never remember half the shows or movies I watched during adulthood. Eventually, DB/Z/GT will disappear from the public and will fade into those old, dusty movies or books you see in the back of comic book stores or movie stores.

Some kid will find it and say 'Hey, this is pretty cool. I should ask my dad about it.' Then the dad'll remember and say 'Oh, wow. I remember watching that show.' Yeah. Just like a bunch of other old, yet good, series out there.

Island of 1,000 Condiments · 07-17-2005

You took the words right out of my mouth. (I wanted to say that.) Anyway, Notorious does have a point. Except the kid and dad thing.

Separate_From_Society · 07-17-2005

Kid and dad thing = Random scenario to back up my point.

.V3geta · 08-20-2005

the legend of dragonball may stop airing and selling out. but it will always be there. there will always be fans of it i mean people still liked star wars before episode one two three. ill always remember it. it was like one of the first animes. plus the fact that when most people think of anime they think. DBZ. i know what im asking god once i get to heaven. a saiyan tail!

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.slacker (6) Disciple of Kami Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 45 Rep Power: 0	Fandom do you think that the world of dragonball will ever be forgotten? Will people keep watching the series even if it isn't on tv, or reading the manga? I can't see myself getting bored with it, maybe I just don't want to, but I was wondering if the fans, especially the hardcore ones ever think about leaving it all behind, or whether you thnk you can't?

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Separate_From_Society (21) Majin Warrior Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Homeless /sigh Posts: 1,634 Rep Power: 10	Fandom I'll leave it behind sooner or later. I'll probably never remember half the shows or movies I watched during adulthood. Eventually, DB/Z/GT will disappear from the public and will fade into those old, dusty movies or books you see in the back of comic book stores or movie stores. Some kid will find it and say 'Hey, this is pretty cool. I should ask my dad about it.' Then the dad'll remember and say 'Oh, wow. I remember watching that show.' Yeah. Just like a bunch of other old, yet good, series out there. __________________ A man said to the universe: "Sir, I exist!" "However," replied the universe, "The fact has not created in me a sense of obligation."

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Island of 1,000 Condiments (28) Lord of Worlds Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: New Jersey Posts: 8,138 Blog Entries: 3 Rep Power: 101	Fandom You took the words right out of my mouth. (I wanted to say that.) Anyway, Notorious does have a point. Except the kid and dad thing. __________________

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Separate_From_Society (21) Majin Warrior Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Homeless /sigh Posts: 1,634 Rep Power: 10	Fandom Kid and dad thing = Random scenario to back up my point. __________________ A man said to the universe: "Sir, I exist!" "However," replied the universe, "The fact has not created in me a sense of obligation."

08-20-2005	#5 (permalink)
.V3geta (11) Student of Lord Kaio Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 162 Rep Power: 4	Fandom the legend of dragonball may stop airing and selling out. but it will always be there. there will always be fans of it i mean people still liked star wars before episode one two three. ill always remember it. it was like one of the first animes. plus the fact that when most people think of anime they think. DBZ. i know what im asking god once i get to heaven. a saiyan tail!