What if scenarios dbz

I think the B uu saga would've been way cooler if Cell tagged up with Vegeta to fight Super B uu instead of V egito simply steamrolling B uu into submission. Re: Interesting "what if" scenarios that could have happened Post by Hellspawn28 » Mon Mar 10, pm Vegeta could fuse with Goku into Vegito while Cell would be proven useless against Buu.

Not to mention no one would trust Cell against Buu. What if Cell absorbed 18 first? What if Goku couldn't switch his body back with Ginyu? Zephyr wrote: Toriyama's not breaking into everyone's homes and editing your copy of the manga with a pen to include Goku's mom and this "blasphemous" information about her. Re: Interesting "what if" scenarios that could have happened Post by TheOverlyMadHatter » Mon Mar 10, pm Here a few I've sometimes thought of: What if Goku had picked up fusion from the Metamorese during his first trip to the afterlife, and fought Freeza as Gogeta?

What if Goku had gone through with fusing with Mr. What if it was Future Gohan that were introduced as opposed to Trunks Stu? What Goku followed Kulilin's advice of shaving his head for the martial artist look? What if Goku never caught the virus? What if Piccolo defeated Imperfect Cell? The Truth. The story then floats around as Raditz joins forces with Goku and team against Piccolo — who still hasn't shaken off his Demon King reputation — before regaining his memory and being conflicted about his goals and his newfound compassion.

After being rendered unconscious during a fight against Goku, Bardock appears to Raditz in a dream and fights against him, as a gift of sorts. This causes a change of heart as Raditz pilots his escape pod into the one containing Vegeta and Nappa. This story sees our favorite Demon King become evil as he turns into Majin Piccolo and causes no end of problems for the Z Warriors.

With Goku forced to get back to Heaven, the duty falls upon Gohan to knock some sense back into his mentor, which is quite a treat to play through.

Another what-if saga is from Budokai Tenkaichi 2. This story sees Zarbon settling upon a goal of gaining eternal beauty and youth through the Dragon Balls.

This leads to him teaming up with Goku in order to fight against Frieza. However, while Zarbon does get his wish at the end, this comes at the cost of his life — with Namek getting destroyed as a result of Frieza's attack, Krillin uses Earth's Dragon Balls to wish only Goku back. This leaves Zarbon stranded on Namek, which inevitably explodes. Is there some kind of trick i'm missing? User Info: legendrider. Raditz what-if is the greatest DBZ what-if. It was great. Don't play just to win, play for the fun of it.

MetalGearDogma posted Frieza gaining immortality. He was so happy! Execution is bliss. More topics from this board Hot take: Moro and Goku agreed to give Vegeta a moment. Things go well until he accidentally sucks up Krillin, turning him into a pint-sized punk. His short fuse makes him a funny little troll , but he's promptly beaten by Tien and Yamcha.

As ridiculous as it sounds, this farce could fit into the mainline story. After all, it's revealed to be a nightmare Cell has while waiting for his tournament to start. It's no secret that the Ginyu Force is a pack of sycophants. That's why their revolt here is so surprising. Fed up with Captain Ginyu's tough training, the rest of the team rebels against him. Although this eventually fails, it does diminish what little morale they had left.

Enter Vegeta, who feels a weakling like Ginyu shouldn't act so high and mighty. During their battle, the humbled members cheer the Saiyan on against their former boss. They eventually nominate him to take over the captain's spot. Thankfully, the first thing he does is get rid of the flamboyant poses.

Thus, the Vegeta Force was born. Love it or hate it, Budokai 2 's board game structure allowed for some surprising encounters. To round out the game pieces for his side, malicious wizard Babidi resurrects Frieza and Cell and converts them into his servants. The Z-fighters are just as shocked as players, as they just vanquished them in the previous levels. The sad thing is that these two villains would have been better bets for Babidi's side in the show. Satan really did save the world from Cell?

Well, the first Budokai game answers that question with this alternate mode. In The Legend of Hercule , the World Champion fights through all of the Z-fighters, taking each of them out with his seemingly godlike power.

Some of these bouts have hilarious handicaps, such as a time limit so that the clownish combatant can use the restroom. Despite these hiccups, it all culminates in a climactic battle with the insectoid android himself.