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Dragon Ball mangaka criticized for ruining Broly in Chapter 92 - Kozmoz Blog

Dragon Ball mangaka criticized for ruining Broly in Chapter 92

The release of Dragon Ball Super chapter 92 brought with it a lot of anticipation and excitement, as it was set to feature events from the Super Hero movie. However, fans were left disappointed and even angry with the changes made to Broly’s appearance and dialogue in the manga.

In the movie, Broly was depicted as a fierce and wild character with several scars on his face, including a prominent one on his left cheek. However, in the manga, the mangaka Toyotarou either changed Broly’s character design or mistakenly left out the scar, leading fans to criticize the new look and compare it to that of Goten.

This change to Broly’s appearance was particularly frustrating for fans, as the character had become a beloved non-canon addition to the Dragon Ball series and had even been incorporated into the canon storyline after the release of Dragon Ball Super: Broly. Fans felt that the mangaka had not done justice to the character’s raw and beast-like appearance, and some even took it upon themselves to draw the scar back onto Broly’s face and compare it to the original design.

In addition to the changes to Broly’s appearance, fans were also upset with the way the manga altered his dialogue. In the anime and previous movies, Broly had always referred to Goku by his Saiyan name, Kakarot, which had become a trademark of the character’s personality. However, in the manga, Broly was seen referring to Goku by his Earth name, Goku, even though in the Super Hero movie, Goku had asked Broly to call him by his Saiyan name.

Fans found this change in dialogue strange and jarring, especially after years of hearing Broly call Goku “Kakarot.” However, it was later pointed out that this change in dialogue was only present in the English dub version of the movie, and that in the original subbed version, Goku had given Broly the choice to address him by either of his two names – Son Goku or Kakarot.

Despite these criticisms, some fans were still able to find some enjoyment in the chapter’s depiction of Piccolo spending time with Pan, and Krillin and the police force going after Dr. Hedo, as these events were depicted similarly to the movie. However, overall, fans felt that the chapter lacked excitement and failed to deliver the same level of thrill and engagement as the movie.

In conclusion, Dragon Ball Super chapter 92 was met with mixed reactions from fans, with some disappointed by the changes made to Broly’s appearance and dialogue, while others found some enjoyment in the rehashed scenes from the Super Hero movie.

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