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@Rabbi Shekels despicable

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WIP

@xorgy The stacks would be infinite better if the dragon balls were.... let's say, destroyed.

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@xorgy If you die, you die for good.

Stakes^

@Dusty Morgan I guess they could do something like that

have all of the überheroes go kill eachother in a far-off galaxy for the last time

or in one of the multiverse universes

and start over with waaaaaaaaaay less power

and waaaaay more patience

@xorgy Let's say a villain, from the demon realm gathers all the dragon balls. Every version and corrupts them.

trying to re-build the dragon balls through a set of arcane rituals

@xorgy Then the old villains come back, with higher stakes and since dragon balls can't be used... the stakes are infinite higher.

consorting with the owner of the simulation in which the multiverses exist

@xorgy To finish them off, they are faced with.... to destroy the dragon balls.

hmm

Nietzsche said the ubermensch is a man driven by his own moral code, Rand just attempts to standardize the code

I hope tim covers don lemon in his vid today

Yes, crazy ideas can be internally consistent

@Beef Taquitos yes, it makes perfect sense

@xorgy That could lead to a new arc, where they have to deal with the big bad behind the scenes, without the dragonballs.

The best crazy ideas are actually

@xorgy The next arc after that could be rebuilding the dragon balls, seeing the origins.

@Beef Taquitos All you need in order to make something internally consistent is to have it not contradict *itself*

@xorgy Like an history lesson.

@Dusty Morgan like what Bleach attempted

@xorgy Basically close up loose ends.

#xorgy

Having loose ends tied up, would make for a satisifing ending to DBS.

hmm

The dragon balls were created thanks to the original namekians taking a piece of the Super DRagon Balls.

I just find it.... unlikely that they would let it end

they're waiting for the games and merchandising money to dry up

@xorgy Having all versions destroyed... it would raise the stakes and more danger.

well

sorta

The problem with DB is that the stakes are *always too high*