A Saiyan in Marvel

Q1. What food do Saiyans like? A: Just look at Wukong and the others, and everyone will probably know. Basically, Saiyans don't like or dislike anything as long as it is edible, and they will eat anything. In order to survive in the wild, they have very powerful digestive organs. Although children are not that strong yet, they will adapt to it immediately. Eat everything from centipedes to wild wolves and even dinosaur tails! Q2. What are Saiyans not good at? A: It's not limited to children. What they are not good at is probably learning. Wukong is not good at studying either! Q3. Will all Saiyans become combatants? A: After the baby is born, his combat effectiveness will be measured immediately. If the value is higher than the base value, he will be regarded as a superior warrior and will be raised directly as a combatant candidate. Those who still have low combat effectiveness after a period of time are regarded as lower-level warriors and either become technicians or are put into spaceships and sent to a certain planet. If you can grow strong enough to conquer that planet, you can return to your hometown as a combatant. However, the survival rate of distributed children is not high. Ratiz is a superior soldier. He was assigned to Nappa's group as a regular combatant and has participated in combat since he was a child. Vegeta later joined that group. Vegita is a prince and has high fighting ability, so he immediately became the leader. Because he is the leader, he looks even more amazing than the older Nappa! Wukong came to Earth as a sent child!

The most intuitive expression of 10,000-level combat effectiveness

There is no need to think that the system is confusing. Marvel, as an American cartoon, contains modern technology, magical legends, genetic mutations, and state myths. Not to mention other things, is it not confusing to mix heaven and Nordic mythology? ? What about Captain Britain plus Celtic mythology The Sword in the Stone? ? It's nothing more than pride and prejudice, unnecessary.

I particularly like Dragon Ball. I have basically read all the Dragon Ball fanfics from Qidian that have more than 100,000 words. There aren't many Broly protagonists, so I was looking forward to this book. I collected it early, and now that I have fattened it up and looked at it, I found that it was different from what I imagined. As the protagonist, shouldn't Broly be a weakling who usually pretends to be a pig and eats the tiger, and then bursts out of clothes at any time, blocking the way and killing the god? In fact, even in the Marvel universe, there is a reference, which is the Hulk, and that's Reckless. I didn't see this in this novel. It's understandable that Broly is forcibly suppressed in the beginning. However, relying on continuous killing to gain experience and upgrades, what kind of internal strength can you practice? In my opinion, it is really superfluous. The most attractive thing about Broly is his natural Super Saiyan physique and his invincible aura that can become infinitely stronger. This is where the charm lies. Just like Frieza, as a genius of the frozen demon clan, he can dominate the universe without training. Broly is the super-enhanced version of Frieza. There is one more thing that I really don't want to complain about. The author did not choose the comic book Marvel universe with richer hidden plot settings, but chose the movie universe as the background of the story. Isn't it because the story logic of the movie universe is clearer and there are no all kinds of erratic power settings? ? ? As a result, some games and American TV series and movies were just thrown into the mix and had little impact on the strength setting. Instead, they introduced a bunch of Hong Kong comic elements. Didn't those Hong Kong comics destroy various strengths in the later period? Fengyun, Legend of the Son of Heaven, Dragon and Tiger Gate, Divine Weapon Xuanqi are all without exception, their strength is all kinds of collapse. I really can't understand the chaos of power that I tried to avoid, adding these collapsed power settings of Hong Kong comics into the clear Marvel Cinematic Universe, and making it a mess. Hey, I hope the author can see it, although I am already prepared for the book review to be deleted.

What I hate the most is the blind girl transformation. The Sun Wukong girl transformation is simply impossible to look directly at. If you remove it, it's scary!

Saiyans are too buggy and not suitable for the third dimension, and their combat power can increase hundreds of times at every turn. The Dragon Ball system is also a problem. A few thousand combat power of Dragon Ball can destroy the moon (Kame Sennin) and is not suitable for use in the three-dimensional world.

Um, when writing about Marvel, it's best not to talk about comics, and when talking about comics, don't suppress the protagonist's strength. It's better to just write about Marvel movies, which is easier to write. What kind of mutants and vampires are included in this book, just waiting for it to hit the streets?

Kakarot,

Damn it, this is a very well-written American comic, but you directly brought in the Fire Cloud Evil God and asked Broly to learn martial arts skills. Just write American comics. Why did you add a martial arts man? Don't you know that we are martial arts? Do you only read fan fiction when you are tired of fairy tales? And it's really weird for you to write about martial arts in American comics, you know? If you want to write about China, you can write about Kunlun! Kunlun was originally in the American comics, but you suddenly showed up with the Fire Cloud Evil God. I almost exploded when I saw it. If you want to write about martial arts, just write about Broly coming to martial arts, or the Super Saiyan of martial arts. Don't write about martial arts in American comics, okay? , The power system of American comics is messy enough, now you come up with a martial arts,

When I saw the author introducing martial arts, I felt bad. Later, when he introduced Godzilla, I knew it would probably collapse. The writing was too messy, and it was a pity for my investment.