No. But when brushing my teeth I brush my tongue as well.
🤔
What do you think the Red Ribbon Army was doing at the time?
Launch took them all with her when she disappeared.
Dragon Ball Z Kakarot actually has an explanation.
There used to be a fad where you took Furry Transformation drugs, it was all the rage when Goku was a kid
Somehow the Red Ribbon Army was behind the manufacturing of these drugs.
But the fad died down around Z, and most people went back to being human. Most people, you can still see animal people in the background shots of some of the Z Movies, I wanna say Android 13 and Lord Slug have them
“How do you explain creative diversity?”
“Drugs.”
I’m gonna be honest, I think that’s super lame. Not because it’s drugs, but because it’s a cheap way to explain not having animal people rather than just admit you don’t want to draw them anymore. It makes the world more boring.
How is “i didn’t feel like drawing them anymore” less boring?
Because then at least the universe still exists in your imagination without being a shitty retcon cop out.
This is far more terrifying than the existence of animal people
An utopia for furries actually
As I said
Was gonna say- where do we sign up? Haha
Blame Gen Z.
I juat watched the original dragonball recently. It was weird how the animal people seem completely absent in later series. They add a sort of je ne sais quoi that makes the original series hold up.
If you ignore the objectification of Bulma who is a teenager, that is. It seemed like every other episode Roshi was trying to be a perv on her.
What about Oolong and that lecherous turtle? Also isn’t Krillin canonically a duck?
Krillin is a chestnut monk iirc. Kuririn クリリン is his actual name.
Like most characters in the series, the name Krillin is a pun. In his case, its Japanese source, Kuririn, is made up of two parts. The first two syllables come from 栗 (kuri), which means “chestnut” in reference to his shaved head (the “chestnut” pun is also carried over to his daughter Marron). The second part of his name comes from 少林 (Shōrin; “Shaolin” in Chinese), as his early character designs were closely modeled on.
Shaolin monks. Other beliefs are that his name comes from kuri-kuri/kurin-kurin (an onomatopoeia for something cute and round), kuri-kuri shita me (meaning “big round eyes”), or the words kurikuri (which can mean “bald”) and rin (a word added to the end of a name to make it sound cute). His English name, meanwhile, seems to be a play on “krill” (both a minuscule species of shrimp-like crustacean and the Swedish term for a small fry of fish) in reference to his diminutive stature.
From: https://dragonball.fandom.com/wiki/Krillin/Misc
Which makes me wonder if that isn’t his real name, and maybe a nickname given to him by other characters in the show, like from before he first meets Goku in Dragonball. Because other characters have the food or underwear themes of names, yet Krillin’s name is fully just making fun of how he looks.
Also isn’t Krillin canonically a duck?
What a majestic creature.
I just learnt that Oolong was born this way and the other animal people took a drug that turned them into beast people.
🎶 animal people in my soup 🎶
