r/Gintama • u/Animu_weeb_ • Oct 02 '21

Media Based

Post image
2.4k Upvotes

99% Upvoted

64 comments sorted by

View all comments

22

u/renoits06 Oct 02 '21

Damn, maybe I am old school but how is Dragon Ball not even in the top 3?

29

u/fs_mercury Oct 02 '21

To be fair: why would Dragonball change your life? I mean I get it if you became an MMA fighter or something lol.

8

u/vegeta400 Oct 02 '21

Well seeing gohan learn lots of stuff upto the cell saga really was inspiring ngl

25

u/renoits06 Oct 02 '21

Do you have any idea how many times I try to pull off a kamehameha as an adult when no one is looking? Hey… you never know…

28

u/Expert_Coconut4263 Oct 02 '21

Even gintoki try to pull off kamehameha

7

u/NoobJr Oct 02 '21 edited Oct 02 '21

Would "introducing me to anime" not count as changing one's life? I could say the same about Naruto, although my answer would still be Gintama. Given this poll was based in Japan, the answers would be quite different than what you'd expect from other countries.

There's definitely people who were inspired to work out because of Dragon Ball, like jaxblade (youtube).

4

u/LilQuasar Oct 02 '21

childhood? motivation / not giving up?

people who say Naruto or Gintama changed their life isnt because they became ninjas or samurai dude

7

u/fs_mercury Oct 02 '21

Gintama is less about being a samurai than it is about dealing with the human condition. I get the comparison you're making, but can you, as a Gintama fan, wholeheartedly say Gintama and Dragon Ball are at the same level?

Edit: both are amazing, no doubt, but in vastly different ways.

2

u/LilQuasar Oct 02 '21

of course not, thats kind of why Gintama is first there but dragon ball isnt

my point was that dragon ball isnt about martial arts, its about motivation, improving yourself, not giving up, etc. its also mostly for kids

2

u/fs_mercury Oct 03 '21

Got it, fair point. I guess the (sometimes) friendly rivalry between Goku and Vegeta can be inspiring as well.