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Why did Yamcha, Krillin & Tenshinhan become irrelevant/useless?
Topic Started: Sep 25 2015, 10:33 PM (1,595 Views)
+ QueenTD Sep 27 2015, 03:04 PM Post #16
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My Dear Melancholy,

 Krilin didn't become irrelevant. He's the only relevant male human.
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CamoDBZ Sep 27 2015, 03:18 PM Post #17
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 Its because they are not special. All the relevant characters are alien. It's a fact. Though these characters are on my top ten list, their power-levels are not what put them there, but their character development/personality. At the end of the series, you have to be a full-blooded Saiyan who can transform to be a top tier character. (Goku/Vegeta). I think this is because the newer audience of DBZ can't appreciate character/development, but can only like the most "cool"/powerful characters.
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Delicieuxz Sep 27 2015, 03:25 PM Post #18
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 I really like Yamcha and Tien's characters, and Tien looks awesome in Buu saga when he shows up to save Gohan. I wish they both had more to do with the later series.


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Its because they are not special. All the relevant characters are alien. It's a fact. Though these characters are on my top ten list, their power-levels are not what put them there, but their character development/personality. At the end of the series, you have to be a full-blooded Saiyan who can transform to be a top tier character. (Goku/Vegeta). I think this is because the newer audience of DBZ can't appreciate character/development, but can only like the most "cool"/powerful characters.

Maybe it's just Toriyama who's like that.
Edited by Delicieuxz, Sep 27 2015, 03:26 PM.
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