Toph. Just Toph Beifong
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Super Saiyan 4 in Daima follows the hair not "standing on end in rage" idea that SS3 established by further reducing the spiky hair and length. This visually shows his mastery over the Super Saiyan mutation and helps push that this version is a true evolution from 3.
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In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to:
Johns Hopkins Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center Fund
alzresearch.org/giving/
Alzheimer’s Foundation of America Caregiver Resources
alzfdn.org/donate/
Photo Credit: Tommy Garcia
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This too
In response to the most recent Dragon Ball Super: Beerus episode.
Don't forget what they took from us. #funtimebingo
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Avatar: Seven Havens but just portable sports.
#avatar
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This does not contradict DBS at all. Whis works for Beerus he is an assistant to a god of destruction it could literally be as simple as beerus asking to run through a few planets on the way. You guys are completely over thinking this. This is no different than Whis rewinding time with Beerus’s approval.
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Masako Nozawa comments on the use of generative AI in voice acting:
"I can't forgive using it without asking. I want people to follow the rules.”
After watching AI videos of her voice: "This is not my voice. Using it without asking is unforgivable. It's the same as stealing, and it makes me angry. My voice is mine, and my acting is mine too. If anyone uses even a little of it, they should get permission."
"What (AI) makes might sound like me. It might even be a perfect copy. But it has no heart, does it? Without heart, it's no good, whatever the role. Even a voice that's only crying is different when you cry with real feeling. That's what I believe."
To young people aiming to become voice actors in the AI era: "Work hard so that people say, as a voice actor, it absolutely has to be that person. Without heart, you're just reading the letters of the lines, so make them living words."
