Spoilers for anyone who doesn't want to see the "true form" of the main antagonist of Dragon Ball Fighter Z
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failbird105 wrote:It's confusing. I haven't seen any of the story, but apparently, she's a Majin Android.
Don't ask me how that's a thing but she is.
Bowyer2 wrote:My speculation is that she might be a biomechanical android like Cell.
Four_Spears wrote:It's not just that. It's the entire story in the game.
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I also gave an entire dissertation on it already here:
https://aryion.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=2666682#p2666682
You are free to reed it before or after seeing the 3 stories at your own risk, but be warned of spoilers on general themes, (because the vore in this game is monumentally heavy in the stories provided, moreso than any other game I've seen to date.)
There's 3 different perspectives/paths that the story can go. The Hero side, the Villain side and the Android's side. Depending on which way you start determines what information you get that helps to piece all the facts together.
The Heroes side of things just covers meaningful character interactions between the main franchise regulars and fairly little about the full scope of the events.
The Villains side of things covers villain interactions and shows how they are involved and the events while also illustrating the scale of threat from the antagonist.
The Androids Story fills in all of the blanks and answers the questions that might annoy you the most. It's the most informative story, but at the cost of straying farther from the path the previous 2 story paths, making it tonally inconsistent with the others, so it stands out more due to defining the androids and their interests.Bowyer2 wrote:My speculation is that she might be a biomechanical android like Cell.
Something like that, but more(and less).
I'll give my roughest explanation, but unless you know DB franchise lore, this may sound very messy.Spoiler: show
SilhouetteofKid wrote:Soooo, she's an android majin? How does that work? Sounds like something out of a fan fiction.
Don't get me wrong, it sounds like an awesome and fun idea, but at the same time I sorta feel like this idea is something out of Dragon Ball Heroes.
Guess I'll see how the game explains this when I get it and decide how I feel about it then.
Four_Spears wrote:SilhouetteofKid wrote:Soooo, she's an android majin? How does that work? Sounds like something out of a fan fiction.
Don't get me wrong, it sounds like an awesome and fun idea, but at the same time I sorta feel like this idea is something out of Dragon Ball Heroes.
Guess I'll see how the game explains this when I get it and decide how I feel about it then.
I already explained it, but I'll sum up:
Artificial C H I M E R A.
Scientifically speaking, that's the more appropriate term. 21 was originally human but genetically altered and spliced, surgically experimented with and enhanced, and biologically manipulated to high hell and back by the top scientists of Red Ribbon Army from around the world to be what's likely the pinnacle of Red Ribbon Army's achievement in it's decades-olds grudge against goku. Using any blanket term as cheaply unfitting as "android" to define what monstrous amalgamation she is only serves to keep people confused as to how to view her when nobody honestly needs to be.Spoiler: show
The game quite clearly calls her out as being insatiable and they beat you over the head with her hunger being endless, so just imagine never being able to feel full and always feeling as if you're perpetually starving. Eating only temporarily dulls the feeling and because of that, she's a literal chronic addict to the act of feeding and clearly moreso on people she was designed to get a bigger boost from, so every person in her sight is a potential target based on just how bad the craving is in that moment.
Freiza, Cell and Buu are capable of being reasoned with on some level.. and considering the company of capable warriors that goku regularly keeps that consists of past enemies turned friends, it's terrifying to consider that any version of 21 could be trusted among his friends, even ahead of the likes of Freiza or goku Black, if only for the fact that 21 is just a walking inevitability. Even if she doesn't want to feed, it's impossible to resist forever and it will always come calling with a vengeance.
Four_Spears wrote:I already explained it, but I'll sum up:
Artificial C H I M E R A.
Scientifically speaking, that's the more appropriate term. 21 was originally human but genetically altered and spliced, surgically experimented with and enhanced, and biologically manipulated to high hell and back by the top scientists of Red Ribbon Army from around the world to be what's likely the pinnacle of Red Ribbon Army's achievement in it's decades-olds grudge against goku. Using any blanket term as cheaply unfitting as "android" to define what monstrous amalgamation she is only serves to keep people confused as to how to view her when nobody honestly needs to be.Spoiler: show
The game quite clearly calls her out as being insatiable and they beat you over the head with her hunger being endless, so just imagine never being able to feel full and always feeling as if you're perpetually starving. Eating only temporarily dulls the feeling and because of that, she's a literal chronic addict to the act of feeding and clearly moreso on people she was designed to get a bigger boost from, so every person in her sight is a potential target based on just how bad the craving is in that moment.
Freiza, Cell and Buu are capable of being reasoned with on some level.. and considering the company of capable warriors that goku regularly keeps that consists of past enemies turned friends, it's terrifying to consider that any version of 21 could be trusted among his friends, even ahead of the likes of Freiza or goku Black, if only for the fact that 21 is just a walking inevitability. Even if she doesn't want to feed, it's impossible to resist forever and it will always come calling with a vengeance.