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Lol at you admitting that's what you said and intended to say, and expecting to keep any credibility.

Bleach is kind of one of those series that you have to read atleast 180 chapters of to get the full picture of. One of the reasons I liked it actually. But, yeah, everyon'es entitled to their own opinion. That was just my response to Revitalized Prince's anti-everything-that-isn't-dragonball...

Either the people he's asking don't know what the hell they're talking about, or they haven't read through the Soul Society arc. It's probably because they can't wait through 50 chapters for things to get moving, or are just impatient. Stories are best taken slow, imo. Seriously, you should...

You're the one being biased...don't accuse me of it for using logic. Superman possesses invulnerability. Meaning it is impossible to hurt him without either removing his invulnerability by some means or using magic. Do you think Goku could destroy a distant solar system with a sneeze? Do you...

Dutchmeat, post this on www.bullshido.net. I dare you. Maybe add another slab to the mountain of other self-proclaimed "ki-users" that were thouroughly owned in bullshido throwdowns...?

If you actually believe that about Bleach's story line, then either: a) you haven't really read it b) you're being shallow c) you're lying Dragonball's storyline is a mess. It's broken, has no flow, poor expression of any emotion asside from rage and anger, and lacks any plot complexity...

ROFLMAO. a) Superman wouldn't have to even touch Goku to kill him, along with every other living being in the Dragonball franchise at the same time. b) Goku wouldn't even see Superman. c) If Goku put every ounce of his life force and ki into one blast, it still wouldn't scratch Superman if it...

Lol. Dragonball sucked because it lacked the emotion, character development, and plot complexity that Bleach possessed. Not to mention it's artwork is sub-par in comparison. It's too action focussed for me to consider "good" on any level. If I were to list the four absolute most importing...

And even if he did, I highly doubt Goku would have the capacity to act on it. To be perfectly honest, I really believe Superman would kill Goku without physically touching him, directly attacking him, and without Goku seeing or sensing him.

Actually, it just overwhelmed and engulfed his blast entirely. It's generally hard to output a constant stream of ki while you're being vaporized. And thus, his blast was overwhelmed, and he was incinerated in Gohan's kamehameha...not his own.

He needs to lock on to a ki signature, and thus would have to: a) locate a ki signature near a red sun b) know where a red sun is even located That, and the fact that Superman can probably keep up with the speed of Goku's shunkan idou, if not grossly surpass it.

Goku wouldn't be able to move his fingers to his forehead fast enough. Realistically, he wouldn't be able to react at all. He'd just die instantly.

Atleast now it's impossible to contest to the fact that Superman is both faster and physically stronger than Superman, and at times, WAS immune to kryptonite.

You want to see those images? Because they were only physical feats, rather than fights, which seem to mean very little to you. If not, I can post them. You do know that regardless of the manner he fights in, if he's vastly stronger than Goku, vastly speedier than Goku, and vastly more durable...

Really, you cannot wipe out a regenerator of Cell's callibre without being able to muster up a blast stronger than the individual themselves by a noticeable margin.

I hate the anime, hated most of the movies (a few of which I liked), like the manga somewhat (it entertains me, and I enjoy reading it, but it's in no way incredible), and am a pretty big fan of some of the games. It's not up to par with a lot of other anime and manga, in my opinion.

Every time Superman was injured in the history of his comics he either: a) didn't possess invulnerability at the time b) didn't possess invulnerability in that era c) had lost his invulnerability for some reason d) was being harmed by magic e) was weakened by kryptonite, which he did not...

Wikipedia didn't cover a lot his his actuall physical feats however, rather than just his specific abilities and capacities. And inserted a lot of that, to further paint a picture of what someone possessing those "abilities" and "capacities" is capable of. Any counter argument made from that...

I'll just have to be extremely comprehensive then. Strength Superman's strength increases by exposure to the rays of earth's yellow sun (or any yellow sun, for that matter), so theoretically, his strength is unlimited. At his highest points of power, it has been shown that there is seemingly...

Crisis On Infinite Earth's involved individuals powerful enough to absorb entire universes, alter the space-time continuum, etc, and they are still vulnerable to magic too. In addition, Superman lost his invulnerability for a good portion of that series as well. If you want me to break down all...