American Comics: The God of Earth, a Saiyan-Kryptonian Hybrid
美漫：人间之神，赛亚人混血氪星
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- Ongoing
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- 564k Words
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- Light Novel
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- ACG Fanfiction
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- 2y ago
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The fusion of DC and Marvel universes is a feat no one has successfully accomplished so far, and with the added Dragon Ball backstory and multiple buffs, I bet ten bucks the author will abandon the project and leave it unfinished.
I'm laying it all out; this is a spoiler I have to share. Let's start a thread; if you want to criticize me, go here.
Let's briefly talk about the settings. I've been getting a bit annoyed by all the criticism lately, but I doubt the people who're criticizing me will see this. So, I'm explaining this to my supporters here. First of all, what I need to plan before writing the book is not the protagonist's personal combat strength.
Author, look here!!!
This kind of book is bound to have an appendix, I'm telling you.
If it's a blend of three worldviews, then Saiyan technology should have improved considerably. Considering the Saiyans' status in their interstellar space at the time, they would likely have actively purchased the Life Codex technology from the Koshinians—a blank Life Point. This would have allowed them to almost completely recreate the Saiyan world.
It seems that those writing Superman comic book series have forgotten that Superman also has a super brain; they've only written either reckless brutes or sycophants.
If the protagonist can act like a human being, he shouldn't act like a dog! Don't let the main character lick Tony Stark's boots. That's disgusting!
The story is quite engaging, but the writing is too childish. An overly powerful character constantly babbles and complains. Dragon Ball does have a lot of dialogue, but surely not as much as One-Punch Man, right? He can one-punch everyone, yet he still acts all high and mighty, talking back and forth between Zod and Vegeta.
Let me complain a bit. The Saiyan-Kryptonian hybrid setting is problematic. If the sun were naturally yellow, Kryptonians wouldn't need the Saiyan traits; they could just sunbathe normally. Both Kryptonians and Saiyans have very high potential. The Saiyan advantage is that they can level up even in harsh environments.
The most realistic Dragon Ball world, terrifying beyond belief.