Lost Of Dragon Ball Super Episodes

Okay, fellow Dragon Ball fanatics, let’s talk about something that might sting a little – episodes of Dragon Ball Super mysteriously vanishing! Not literally vanishing from the internet, of course (though wouldn't that be a crazy plot twist?).

The Case of the Missing Moments

I'm talking about those times when you SWEAR a scene happened, a character said a specific line, or Goku powered up to a level that defied even his own Saiyan logic, but...poof! It's gone. Like Zeno erased it from existence!

Example Number One: The Fading Power-Ups

Remember that time when Vegeta unlocked a new form against Jiren? It was epic! He seemed unstoppable for, like, a solid five minutes. But re-watching it, the power-up feels shorter, less impactful.

It's like the animators said, "Okay, Vegeta, you get five minutes of glory," then Zeno was like, "Nah, three is enough." Happens to the best of us, right? It’s the animation equivalent of remembering a hilarious joke, only to tell it and realize it's not nearly as funny as you thought.

The Disappearing Dialogue

Dialogue is also under threat! Have you ever been 100% certain that Beerus said something incredibly sarcastic to Whis, only to find that it... never happened? It's a conspiracy, I tell you!

Maybe the Supreme Kai went back in time and altered the timeline to make Beerus seem nicer! Or perhaps, like when you try to remember what you ate for lunch last Tuesday, the memory just gets a little fuzzy around the edges.

The Case of the Shrinking Fight Scenes

Ah, fight scenes. The heart and soul of Dragon Ball! Remember when Goku and Frieza were duking it out during the Tournament of Power? It felt like it went on forever!

But when you re-watch it, it's like, "Wait, that's it?" Did someone use the Dragon Balls to wish for shorter fights? Maybe they had to cut the scene short to make room for more commercials. Tragic!

Why Does This Happen? Theories Abound!

So, what’s the deal? Why do these moments feel like they've been subtly altered or shortened in our collective memory?

Maybe our brains are playing tricks on us. We fill in the gaps based on our expectations.
Perhaps the constant re-watching and fan theories warp our perception of reality.
Or maybe, just maybe, Toriyama-sensei himself is subtly editing the episodes from another dimension!

In Conclusion: Embrace the Imperfection

Look, these "lost episodes" or "missing moments" aren't a sign of some grand conspiracy. They're just a fun reminder that memories can be unreliable and that even our beloved Dragon Ball Super isn't perfect.

So next time you swear a scene is longer or a line is different, just laugh it off! Remember, it's all about the journey (to becoming Super Saiyan God, Super Saiyan) and not the perfectly accurate recollection of every single frame.