Aw. I wanted to be the dude that ends up cutting your tail and changing you back. You know? Like Krillin, but preferably not.
In Resurrection F, the entire reason Frieza was beat was because he couldn't maintain his transformation.
That said, Akira Toriyama is a hack and his writing his sub-par. Transformations are purely a plot device and power levels were Toriyama's means of making fights bigger and more exciting. It was cheap, but I loved every screaming moment of it.
I could see where the gimmick gets a bad rap. Transformation can still be pretty fun to use though. For instance, if it's a temporary power-up (for instance Kaioken) or just a change in power set (Like the various forms for Kamen Riders) and not an asspull as you guys seem to like to make it out to be.
what a drawn out way to say exactly what I said a few posts ago. Anime is terrible for transformations.
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No, it's terrible for just about anything. To bad you never read it. :K
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Except I did, anime was the only one you actually mentioned by name. The rest was implied, but as I said, anime was the only one specifically mentioned.
@GreivousKhan You'd have to bow to yours first, as several naruto(golly gee, an anime) has worked in the arena. Albeit, on a fairly powerful scale(Ask Melon), and went to shit, but not for lack of not working, just on a completely different level of strength. But you know, -nothing- from cartoons work.
Cartoon stuff can work quite well, if done right. Transformations, often, aren't done right.
I'd do it, just to kill it.
Or kill it, take a body part and make a golem.
No u, adults are talking. <3
Second winds can work I.E Adrenaline, so long as they aren't... "omglmfao all muh power returns", it'd work better in a short burst before burning through it. But as we were talking about transformations, I guess changing the subject slightly works. We'll just assume everyone jumped aboard it when we got there.