You might like adult Link's new design in the Zelda OoT remake (or not),
BUT for me, he’ll never have as much style as the Link from the original game's artwork...
Nintendo is celebrating Zelda’s 40th anniversary with a special live on September 8th—and honestly, I have no idea what to expect.
But if Nintendo really wants to make this anniversary feel special, there are a few things I’d LOVE to see.
First of all, a new Zelda game. Whether it’s a completely new 3D adventure or something we’ve never seen before, I just want Nintendo to surprise us.
A proper announcement for the next Zelda movie would also be huge. We know it’s happening, but seeing the first footage, the cast, or even just a teaser would absolutely break the internet.
And then… the remakes.
Wind Waker and Twilight Princess on Switch 2? Oracle of Ages and Oracle of Seasons? A brand-new collection of classic Zelda games? There are so many possibilities.
But MOST importantly, I really want to see some gameplay from the Zelda OOT remake announced back in June. After all, this feels like the perfect occasion to finally show us what it looks like in action.
But honestly, there’s one thing that would make me lose my mind:
A new 2D Zelda.
It feels like the perfect time to bring that side of the franchise back in a big way.
And of course, I wouldn’t complain about some kind of surprise announcement. Nintendo loves keeping one big thing hidden until the very end.
So, what do YOU think we’re getting on September 8th?
New game? Remake? Movie news? Something completely unexpected?
I want to hear your craziest Zelda 40th anniversary theories. Let’s see who gets it right 👀
Shigeru Miyamoto famously confirmed that Super Mario Bros. 3 was framed as a stage performance (the curtains opening, the bolted background elements, exiting off-stage). But if we take this framing literally, it opens up some wild questions about the lore: Are the Koopalings just child actors? Is the ongoing conflict between Mario and Bowser actually a staged diplomatic show to maintain political balance in the Mushroom Kingdom? I’d love to hear your takes on how this impacts the overall canon of the series.
Think about it: Super Saiyan Blue is basically stacking Super Saiyan on top of Super Saiyan God. So logically, shouldn't they be able to stack SSJ2 or SSJ3 on top of God energy as well?
Sure, SSJ Blue 2 and 3 would obviously be weaker than current Mastered Ultra Instinct or Ultra Ego. But it could solve a major problem: stamina.
Instead of burning out in high-god forms or relying on divine mindsets, a SSJ Blue 2/3 could offer a massive raw power boost with a form they already know how to control and endure.
Is it just a matter of stamina strain (like classic SSJ3), or is there a lore reason why God ki can’t be stacked beyond the base SSJ form?
I’ve always preferred the original DBZ Bardock. He was cold, ruthless, and felt like a true Saiyan warrior who didn't care about his son until the very end. Plus, his classic armor with the iconic red bandana looked so much more badass.
In DBS, he feels way softer and more caring, and removing the bandana just wasn't it for me.
Which version do you like better and why? 🩸
Dragon Ball has had so many iconic games over the decades, but we all have that one title that instantly takes us back in time.
Personally, Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2 remains completely unmatched for me in terms of sheer nostalgia (even though I know Budokai Tenkaichi 3 surpasses it in pretty much every single way and I would’ve loved to own it back then!). The menu music, the story mode, and those endless weekend battles with friends were just unforgettable.
What about you guys? Which DB game gives you that ultimate wave of nostalgia when you think about it today?
I’ve always felt that Super Saiyan 4 was just way too different from the rest of the traditional SSJ transformations. Honestly, the name "Super Saiyan 4" itself has always bothered me because it doesn't feel like a logical continuation of SSJ1, SSJ2, and SSJ3.
It taps into the primal, Oozaru roots of the Saiyan race rather than following the golden-haired SSJ path.
To me, SSJ4 is more like Super Saiyan God or the original Super Saiyan—a base tier for a whole new branch of transformations.
If SSJ God can evolve into SSJSS (Blue), and SSJ1 leads to SSJ2 and SSJ3, then SSJ4 should have its own line too! Imagine a Super Saiyan 4 Super Saiyan (SSJ4SSJ) where they keep the primal SSJ4 body/fur structure, but stack the classic golden Super Saiyan hair and aura on top of it.
Am I the only one who views SSJ4 as a totally separate evolutionary line rather than just a "next number" form? What would you name this line if not SSJ4?
(I hope someone understands what I'm babbling about 🙏)
You have to admit, my featured image isn't bad... right?lol
I know Goku obviously doesn't need a weapon at his current power level, but my dream would be to see the Power Pole brought back into the spotlight!
Imagine if they upgraded it or turned it into a divine artifact so it could actually handle high-level fights. Goku fighting as an adult with his signature staff again would look ridiculously badass.
It’s such an iconic part of his identity that I really miss seeing in action. What do you guys think? Would you love to see the Power Pole make a comeback, or should it stay in the past?
Personally, I know the only acceptable answer 😌...
I was thinking about a hypothetical question regarding Broly's potential.
If we imagine Broly mastering Divine Ki and unlocking Super Saiyan Blue:
Do you think his Super Saiyan Blue form would be stronger than his Legendary Super Saiyan / Berserk state (his green-haired form)?
Option A: SSJ Blue would be stronger, because Divine Ki provides a multiplier and level of control far superior to any mortal transformation, even a legendary one.
Option B: The Berserk form remains far superior, because Broly’s unique power (his constant, exponential growth) naturally surpasses any standard Saiyan or God transformation.
Option C: What if they stacked? (A "Super Saiyan Blue Berserk" form?)
Which transformation do you think would be stronger if he had to choose between the two? Curious to hear your theories.
If you’ve ever wanted to rewatch Dragon Ball Z but dreaded sitting through all 291 episodes of pacing issues and filler content, I think I just found the absolute best alternative.
It's a fan-edit project called Dragon Ball Z Yabai, created by a fan named Maximo.
Here is why it's so good:
- Strictly Manga-Accurate: It cuts out every single filler scene, filler episode, and unnecessary staring contest. It's literally the anime re-edited to match the manga's pacing.
- Way Better Than Kai: Unlike the terrible official Dragon Ball Kai, which was censored and had questionable, ugly visual touch-ups, this edit respects the source material.
- 100% Uncensored: One of the best parts is that it keeps the original uncensored version—all the blood, original violence, and classic jokes are fully preserved. It doesn't feel like some weird sanitized edit.
- Upgraded Visuals & 16:9: The video quality has been significantly enhanced and adapted into a clean 16:9 widescreen format for modern screens.
- Movie-Length Format: Instead of hundreds of 20-minute episodes, it's structured into feature-length episodes averaging around 1h20 to 1h30 each.
- Compact Experience: The whole series is condensed into about 20 big episodes—it feels like watching 20 hype DBZ movies/OVAs back-to-back.
If you just want to relive the core story, the major transformations, and the iconic fights with great pacing, this makes a rewatch so much easier and more enjoyable. Highly recommend checking it out.
SSJ or MUI ?
Personally, SSJ will always be the peak 🙌
Have you ever wondered where the Flying Nimbus (Kinto'un) actually comes from originally? We know Master Korin gave it to Roshi, but its true origin might lie much higher up.
Here’s a quick theory: The Flying Nimbus was harvested directly from the Other World.
Think about it:
The Visual Proof: When Goku travels along Snake Way in the Other World, look at the sea of clouds down below—they are distinctively yellow/gold, matching Nimbus’s exact color and texture.
The Divine Connection: Korin is a deity linked to the heavenly realm. It makes total sense that he obtained a piece of divine cloud directly from the Other World/heavenly realm to bring down to Earth.
What do you guys think? Coincidence/artistic choice, or actual hidden lore? 🐉