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Saturday, September 25, 2004

Dragonball Z theory of eras.

Okay, this should be interesting, but I'm posting my theory anyway. Here goes.


I have this theory of eras in DBZ. Have anyone else noticed how DBZ is divided into three sections? The one with Freeza, the one with Cell, and the one with Buu? Well I call them eras. There's the Freeza era, the Cell era, and the Buu era. The Freeza era goes up the the defeat of Freeza. The Cell era goes from the Trunks saga to the end of the Cell Games. The Buu era is from the Other World Tournament saga to the end of DBZ.


The eras are seperated by the building up toward each big villan. (Freeza, Perfect Cell, and Kid Buu.) Each era ends with the defeat of the major villan of the era. There's only one problem. The Garlic Jr. saga doesn't belong in an era! Ahhhhh! That fusterates me!
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