You probably are gonna cry. Also take into account that this might hit you harder if you are of Mexican descent. I think part of the reason people felt so strongly in Mexico is because it feels like a Mexican movie. Only animated.

Kubo nearly took the title of saddest movie ever from Up.

Embrace the porg, Rey!

I would have been satisfied though with a Kushiban sidekick instead.

Wasn’t that Louis C. K.’s excuse?

This makes me happy! I know it gets rolled into Halloween but it also makes me happy to see more and more Day of the Dead stuff out every year. Being rolled into Halloween just means it’s being assimilated into American culture which is the slow sign of change and acceptance. Kind of like how St. Patrick’s Day became…

With Vegeta I point to a scene from the most recent Future Trunks arc on Super. As they were preparing to go to the future to do battle, Vegeta was training and using the image of Goku Black harming Bulma and Trunks to push himself and get angrier. He doesn’t show it, but he definitely cares about his family. I…

I’d say Vegeta is the better husband and father in the show. Even though he doesn’t outwardly show it or say it, in Super you can tell Vegeta loves his family to death. He’s a good father and it even looks like he’s taken on a positive uncle role when it comes to Goten. Goku on the other hand loves his family but he’s…

Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, and Saint Saiya were huge in DR, Mexico and Brazil. We got the uncensored version and I remembered that even grown men would watch those shows all the time. Every Saturday was the Shaw brothers movie day. Then when I moved to the states and joined the Army I found a few buddies that also…

Yeah, I mean did we all forget the Cell fight?

Wow, I never thought about it like that. It makes a lot of sense though, the analogy of Goku being that first generation immigrant and Gohan being that second, wow!

(And like, for the record, I wasn’t trying to derail the topic of the article, promise! It’s just really interesting to me how DBZ resonated with different people.)

I’m French and DBZ was huge here, probably even more among inner city kids with Bejita/Vegeta the favorite character of many people of Arab origin I know.

It’s funny. You could actually make a similar argument as to why Dragon Ball Z is so beloved among Latino (and, in my experience, particularly Mexican) men of a certain age. Everyone I know has memories of watching this show growing up. It was one of the few cartoons you could watch without cable because it was…

Pretty much hits the nail on the head.

authoritarian clothing has always been a staple of punk culture, worn disheveled and adorned with spikes/patches/etc that are often added haphazardly as to show a clear disrespect for the original intent of the uniform.

I thought she was cosplaying as Selena...😕

That female Torb is really cool! I’d love to see Blizzard come up with an alternate-world reversed-gender skin for each character... though I imagine in real life this turn a cute idea into total toxic disaster.

Justice League Unlimited really took the best things about Justice League and ran with them. There was the Cadmus arc, that managed to pay off years of foreshadowing. And then there were the standalone episodes, many of which were homages or just pure comedy or action. And yet they still included a lot of small…