Dragonball Z - Father and Son

Song used - "Thru the Glass" by Thirteen Senses

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After my first Bardock music video I felt like I could do more. I love Bardock's character and wanted to do more dedication to him. Sure enough, I used another fitting Thirteen Senses song to this. The video is about how Bardock tried to overcome the impossible with all odds against him. Bardock decided to try to take down the evil tyrant Frieza to save his race, who turned on him. He utterly failed, but knew his son would some day avenge the Saiyan race. Sure enough, Kakarot/Goku grew in his father's footsteps as a hero and suceeded where Bardock could not - ultimately avenging him and making him proud.

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[elguaro3]

@TakeErEz watch the new bardock episode, he didn´t die, he got somehow teleported back in time and transformed into a super saiyan saving planet plant, he most likely died of age and went to heaven for the people he saved, being forgived of the many murders he did.

[GrowTheTruth]

@TakeErEz Because Goku was only ever allowed to keep his body in the other world because he had a pure heart and fought to help all life.

Bardock was raised a typical, proud, blood-thirsty Saiyan, with little regard for life. He destroyed entire planets. Just like Vegeta, he'd not be allowed to keep his body and would most likely have gone to Hell.

[innocent312]

@elguaro3 And of course, he started the "Super Sayan Legend".

[EmptyWoodz]

@elguaro3 all the murders were in friezas name lol

[MRSWEETNES1]

@elguaro3

where can i watch it?

[GrowTheTruth]

@ASwiftHippie I think Frieza, Cell and the others kept their bodies in the other world as a plot device. Just as filler and a way to show how powerful Pikon is because he destroyed them easily.

I really don't think there's any logic behind it. This is a Universe where robots, dinosaurs and talking pigs co-exist, after all.

[ASwiftHippie]

@GrowTheTruth Then why are Frieza, Cell, and many other villans in other world? Also, that's bullshit. If Vegeta really didn't get to keep his body after all of the good stuff he did after, especially during the Buu saga... I hate DBZ religion lol. It's almost as bullshit as actual religion.

[GrowTheTruth]

@briLady7 However, during "Fusion Reborn", Vegeta loses his body again at the end and fades away. I don't think ki or power has anything to do with it. It's a cartoon. Certain characters had fates that were more convenient for the plot line.

[ASwiftHippie]

@elguaro3 Yea, didn't see your comment before I replied to him as well. But it doesn't matter if Bardock turned good or not. It's not heaven. Everyone goes no matter what. Which is why Cell and Frieza are there.

[briLady7]

@GrowTheTruth Actually...that's not true about villains losing their bodies, I don't think. Didn't Freeza, Cell, and everyone else retain their "true forms" after they died? I think it has more to do with their physical strength + amount of ki; the more you have, the more of your body you can retain. (Hence why Chi-Chi and Bulma, who are also good-hearted, weren't able to stay 100% human. They had little "ghost tails" instead of legs when they died, remember?)