The transformations have always been one of the most iconic elements of Dragon Ball . From the moment Goku hit the legendary Super Saiyan in Namek's saga, this concept has become a trend in action anime. However, in recent times, many fans have wondered if it would not be time to step back in this specific aspect.
Excess transformations reduce the impact
It is undeniable that Dragon Ball super exaggerated in the dose. In just 103 chapters, Goku has accumulated six new forms. Not to mention the other evolutions of the secondary characters. Thus, the excess eventually diminished the symbolic force of each new power. The transformation that should mark a turn in history has become almost obliged to each bow .
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After all, a transformation only works when there is narrative construction. When it occurs by necessity and not by whim. Moreover, introducing a new form with each new threat creates a predictable cycle that weakens the sense of real growth of heroes. A clear example was Super Saiyan God , which was short -lived until it was erased by the emergence of Super Saiyan Blue .
Time to reevaluate the path of evolution
According to expert critics, limiting the number of transformations can make fights more impactful and intelligent. Toyotarō , currently responsible for the manga, introduced unpublished concepts such as Ultra Instinct and Ultra Ego. These forms represent divine and unique paths. Therefore, following new upgrades above them can create more confusion than emotion.
It is not necessary to eliminate transformations, but implement them more carefully. This can improve the narrative, strengthen the characters, and keep Dragon Ball's essence alive. Even by giving more space for strategy and development, the manga can gain old and new fans who seek depth in battles.
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