Dragon Ball Super Vol. 6
- ISBN
- 9781974705207
- Publisher
- VIZ Media
- English release
- Pages
- 192
Dragon Ball Super 6 opens with a battle among the Gods of Destruction watched by Goku and the two Zenos. It is an exhibition already in progress, before the gathered mortal teams fight their own tournament. This preliminary display is a pause in preparation, not the tournament's decisive contest. The analysis reads the licensed opening through the order to end the demonstration. Its outcome, team selection and the later tournament remain beyond the inspected pages.
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Goku first admires the combatants, then admits he cannot tell who is fighting whom. The Zenos reach a less enthusiastic version of the same problem: everyone is fast and loud, and they cannot see enough to enjoy it. Shin struggles even to stand as Rumsshi roars, while Whis explains that the roar can faint a weaker god. Power is being demonstrated through its effect on bystanders as much as through exchanged blows. Yet the people the exhibition is supposed to entertain find it boring, prompting the Grand Priest to end it. The demonstration succeeds at overwhelming witnesses and fails as a legible show. The inspected opening does not establish the winner; it establishes that spectacular ability and satisfying its intended audience are separate achievements.
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