Super Buu vs Thanos

Originally posted by Phenomenol
Yep!!! It exists doesn't it???

No different from Firelord getting beat by Spider-man

Hulk getting choked out by a Snake!!!

Classic Juggs getting trapped under heavy debris and couldn't get out ofr days!

Silver Surfer getting Headlocked by Black Panther!!!!

Anime is REAL and does exist.

So you can ignore the ridiculously stupid incongrous hyperbole stuff as well as the weak stuff. So your stupid hyperbole example is negated. You just shot yourself in the foot.

The anime exists, but it is not canon.

Originally posted by Endless Mike
Absolute lie.

Provide proof of this statement now.

Originally posted by Super Toriyama interview
I: Do you always have in mind the minute details for anime story plans that don't appear in the printed original?

TA: I usually come up with the plans that are supposed to capture the general gist of the story. For example, for the part of an episode that will skip to five years in the future, I create the story line, "These things must have happened within those five years."

http://www.daizex.com/guides/rumors/

Showing more input on "Filler."

Originally posted by Endless Mike
So you can ignore the ridiculously stupid incongrous hyperbole stuff as well as the weak stuff. So your stupid hyperbole example is negated. You just shot yourself in the foot.

The anime exists, but it is not canon.

"Canon" is a fanbase word tha twas made up. That is simply YOUR opinion.

Toriyama decides what is "CANON" not you.

All that says is that he gives general guidelines, like "such - and - such should happen". And only in specific circumstances, like time skips. He doesn't actually write the plots for the individual filler episodes.

Originally posted by Phenomenol
"Canon" is a fanbase word tha twas made up. That is simply YOUR opinion.

Toriyama decides what is "CANON" not you.

The word canon is over 1000 years old and comes from what was officially chosen by the Catholic Church to include in the Bible. The definition later expanded to anything that is considered official from the authoritative source for a work.

Toriyama obviously decides what is canon. The manga is canon because he wrote it. However, he never stated the anime is canon. So by default, it's not.

Originally posted by Endless Mike
The word canon is over 1000 years old and comes from what was officially chosen by the Catholic Church to include in the Bible. The definition later expanded to anything that is considered official from the authoritative source for a work.

Toriyama obviously decides what is canon. The manga is canon because he wrote it. However, he never stated the anime is canon. So by default, it's not.

Wrong! "Canon" does not apply to Anime and Manag because the Authors don't use it.

Toriyama worked on the anime as well and what is canon is totally up to him not your opinion.

Originally posted by Endless Mike
All that says is that he gives general guidelines, like "such - and - such should happen". And only in specific circumstances, like time skips. He doesn't actually write the plots for the individual filler episodes.

Yes he does, that is what Toriyama was explaing he just said he comes up with the plot.

He did the filler and you failed.

Dude, Mike, why are you bothering with the fanboy? He's a fanboy, they don't listen to logic or reason, only their own hardon's for that which theyr'e a fanboy of.

Originally posted by Endless Mike
If he stated movie spider-man, you don't just assume he did if it wasn't stated.

Originally posted by Phenomenol
Wrong! "Canon" does not apply to Anime and Manag because the Authors don't use it.

Toriyama worked on the anime as well and what is canon is totally up to him not your opinion.

Canon applies to any fictional work. It's a word that defines a part of fiction, like perspective, audience, narrative, fiction, non - fiction, etc.

Originally posted by Creshosk
Dude, Mike, why are you bothering with the fanboy? He's a fanboy, they don't listen to logic or reason, only their own hardon's for that which theyr'e a fanboy of.

I just posted proof. Yet you want to nutgrab and make up lies.

Originally posted by Phenomenol
Yes he does, that is what Toriyama was explaing he just said he comes up with the plot.

He did the filler and you failed.

All it said was that he gave general guidelines, and in specific events he mentioned certain events should happen. Not that he wrote the plots for each episode.

Originally posted by King Kandy
If he used a picture of movie spiderman I'd assume he was talking about movie spiderman.

Okay, you know what? Why don't we just ask him.

Originally posted by Endless Mike
Canon applies to any fictional work. It's a word that defines a part of fiction, like perspective, audience, narrative, fiction, non - fiction, etc.

No it doesn't.

Not even the damn AUTHORS use it how the hell can you say it applies.

The FANBASE did that, not the authors.

Originally posted by Endless Mike
So I guess in the anime:

Goku and Picollo using ki blasts had trouble lifting a bus

SSJ Goku got hurt when Krillin lightly tossed a rock at his head

Goku got eaten by a fish

Gohan had trouble carrying a few logs of firewood

Ki blasts can be visually tracked at only a few dozen/hundred meters per second, and are still claimed to be too fast to avoid

etc. ad infinitum

You don't use stupidity to prove canonity.

Originally posted by King Kandy
If he used a picture of movie spiderman I'd assume he was talking about movie spiderman.

Originally posted by Endless Mike
All it said was that he gave general guidelines, and in specific events he mentioned certain events should happen. Not that he wrote the plots for each episode.

Yeah in other words the STORYLINE.

Try again.

Originally posted by King Kandy
PIS, but it still happened.

You don't use stupidity to prove canonity.

Originally posted by Endless Mike
The word canon is over 1000 years old and comes from what was officially chosen by the Catholic Church to include in the Bible. The definition later expanded to anything that is considered official from the authoritative source for a work.

Toriyama obviously decides what is canon. The manga is canon because he wrote it. However, he never stated the anime is canon. So by default, it's not.

Originally posted by King Kandy
The anime is canon unto itself, and when talking about the anime version of characters, you have to use anime evidence.

Originally posted by Creshosk
Say, can you google me a picture of Super Buu from the manga please?