oh man, if you liked that, you're gonna love some lines by Roshi in the next ep.

now you know and understand why this show and the dub is goated 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️

I actually would watch you guys just learning things or even other people’s anime theories. But the world was a burning rock in the early days and asteroids with Ice crashed on earth eventually cooling down the planet and the steam and ice settled into the oceans we know.

I'm ready for them to get to the good stuff

Fairy Tail is really funny btw, hope you watch it at some point or at least part of it.

Science Saturdays and Sundays. Make it happen or ill turn you and this whole planet into space dust. XD < 3

Dragon being blue will never not be funny

Oh no. I think many would consider DB a comedy/adventure with some serious action moments. DBZ is a sci Fi/action/drama with a little comedy here and there. So two pretty different anime tone wise. And going further Dragonball Super is kind of a mix of both previous major shows

Tsundere is a very popular female arch type In anime. Especially in the 90s and early 2000s. Bulma may have been one of the very early pioneers of this archetype

I'm dead. The way Ron blasted Michelles head in the beginning 🤣. Every reaction should start like that.

The Earth was originally a ball of flaming, molten rock which, over millions of years, was repeatedly hit by meteors containing water. This resulted in hot steam throughout the planet's atmosphere. Temperatures eventually cooled, and the molten rock solidified. The steam in the atmosphere caused so much rain that the entire world became one giant ocean. Over time, undersea volcanoes began to erupt, and as the lava cooled, this created masses of land.

About how Earth was formed initially, play Katamari video game series. The concept of runaway accretion, shown by the main character growing as it rolls around, is remarkably similar to how planets tend to form, except in space, where things come toward the planets as they initially grow.

Water came from the icy comets that were circling our early solar system, they seeded what eventually became the oceans as they crashed onto the fiery lava filled surface of earth. As for the salt, it most likely just came from our planets crust as it has slowly dissolved into the oceans that touch said deposits of salt

Concerning your oceans question, there is some debate about whether there was trapped native water, so the percentage of native vs space water, as well as the impact of asteroids vs comets, but the general process that most tend to agree with is that Earth started out as a glowing ball of melted rock, but volcanoes blasted out giant clouds of steam, and icy asteroids crashed down like water balloons from space. When the planet finally cooled, that steam turned into clouds and triggered a rainstorm that lasted for thousands of years. All that rain filled the deepest valleys and formed our oceans.

Ayo at 16:30 when bro said "We're ready to dive" I seriously thought he said "We're ready to die". I'm like "Emm captain I think i'm on the wrong ship."

Lol you should watch “the history of the planet I guess” or something like that your minds will be blown

hell yeah