Pass. I haven't forgotten how Bulma betrayed Yamcha in favor of Vegeta. Trusting her is like trusting a scorpion. A cobra would make a better wife than she.
Pass. I haven't forgotten how Bulma betrayed Yamcha in favor of Vegeta. Trusting her is like trusting a scorpion. A cobra would make a better wife than she.
Isn't it the other way around? Didn't Yamcha cheated on Bulma first?
IIRC, that's fanon because Toriyama never explained how Yamcha and Bulma's relationship actually ended.
Didn't Trunks tell Goku that Yamcha wasn't faithful in chapter 335, and that's why Bulma broke up with him? Though regardless of that fact, everyone agrees that how Toriyama handled it was bullshit, from the fans to the anime's voice actors. As MistareFusion put it, it's quite literally character assassination.
Didn't Trunks tell Goku that Yamcha wasn't faithful in chapter 335, and that's why Bulma broke up with him? Though regardless of that fact, everyone agrees that how Toriyama handled it was bullshit, from the fans to the anime's voice actors. As MistareFusion put it, it's quite literally character assassination.
Ohhhh, so Yamcha suddenly became a pimp daddy playa man. Yeah, that makes perfect sense. Totally explains why he never found anybody else, why he ended up all alone with only Puar to keep him warm at night after Bulma flushed his ass down the memory sewer.
Although, I don't really blame Yamcha for cheating on Bulma, even if it was only for one night. I don't know how it played out in the manga but in the anime, Bulma was already getting the hots for Vegeta before she broke up with Yamcha. And, when Yamcha rose from the dead at the end of the Namek saga, Bulma reacted as if she was greeting a casual, platonic boyfriend on his return trip at the goddamn airport. Instead of, you know. The love of her life coming back from the dead?
Didn't Trunks tell Goku that Yamcha wasn't faithful in chapter 335, and that's why Bulma broke up with him?
It depends on the translation, but he never outright says he cheated on her. He uses a lot of euphemisms that amount to "wasn't wholly invested in a relationship with her".
The outright confirmation of cheating is a misconception due to Abridged.
Soleil's debut in Episode 37 after Ran left tristar to join Ichigo and Aoi was one Aikatsu S1's greatest moments (and God knows that there are many): finally the main trio have their own unit, with some great sun-themed costumes and the really catchy insert song "Diamond Happy" which was also an awesome opening for the second half of the season.
Definitely one of my favorite episodes of Aikatsu S1.
Damn, this one got really convincing. You have to start looking at the background to see that nothing really makes sense in scale and position. Then you start to notice other things like, the ribbon pattern or her lack of nails in places and broken left forearm.
Damn, this one got really convincing. You have to start looking at the background to see that nothing really makes sense in scale and position. Then you start to notice other things like, the ribbon pattern or her lack of nails in places and broken left forearm.
And I'm dead sure her left hand is actually a right hand. And her right thumb is too long.
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