Naruto is better than DragonBallz

**********FRAMEWORK**********1st: I will go over my opponents arguments.2nd: I will make my own case against my opponent.3rd: I will Rehash it all in a conclusion. *****REBUTTALS***** LIMITED ATTACKS"I say Naruto is better than DragonBall Z because in Naruto they have a lot more action and a more diverse range of attacks. for example, whenever a fight starts you never know who will use what Jutsu, but in DragonBall Z its always Goku's Kamehameha wave or spirit bomb. " First off I would like to make a list off all of Goku's Techniques. Ki blastInvisible Eye BlastDestructo DiskKamehamehaContinuous kemeyaSolar FlareSpirit BombAfter image TechniqueDragonthrowFull NelsonCrazy FistRock Paper N scissorsHasshu-kenInstant transmissionKaio-KenHelicopter TailBlast FistZanku FistDragon FistWarp KamehamehaFusion DanceKaioken finish Meteor BlastMeteor CombinationSpirit ShotKi SenseTelepathyTeleKinesisEnergy barrierMimicryMeteor ImpactTransform into Great ApeSuperSayain transformationAscended sayain transformationSuper Saiyan 3 transformationSuper saiyan 4 transformationUltra super saiyan transformationFull-Power TransformationThese are all the techniques used by Goku in the TV series. Limited? I think not. . http://dragonball.wikia.com... Nnow let's look at naruto's move list. Actually rather than moves, The characters in Naruto use styles of fighting. JutsuNinjutsuGenjutsuTaijutsuKekkei genkaiFuuinjutsuSenjutsu. http://en.wikipedia.org...(Naruto)As you can see, The dragon ball Z attacks are definitely not limited. Let's keep in mind that the list I provided was Goku's list of attacks. There is still about 50 other characters with another hundred or so moves we could add to the list of many moves that are implemented in the Dragon ball Z saga. POWERFUL VILLAINS"Next reason the villain's are a lot more powerful and more strategist more. for example, Pein. he didn't just charge into Konoha, he looked for Naruto and destroyed the village at the same time. for this reason he is different from Brolly and Frezia. " First off I am mildly confused as to whether or not my opponent has seen the DragonBall Z saga in it's entirety. The characters in Naruto are mere mortals. Mortals rely tactics, and strategy. When you have characters like Goku and Frieza, there is totally a different playing field. When you have the two most powerful beings in the universe against each other, they rely on Full out attacks to destroy each other. However this doesn't go to say that there are no tactics used within the Dragonball Z saga. Let us look at the fight with Frieza. In the episode Embodiment of Fire (episode 91), Goku is badly damaged by Frieza. He is then thrown into a lake. Goku then has to use a tactic to fool Frieza while he has the chance. So he shoots a distraction kemeya wave from the lake, Frieza falls for it, and Goku attacks, taking advantage once again. . http://dragonball.wikia.com...There are plenty of other Tactics used as well. Vegeta also uses a tactic when he makes Krillin defeat him so he can gain a higher power level, only to have Dende come and heal him. Immortality denied episode 87. There are lists of other tactics used and implemented by the characters as well. Anyways, the Villains are definitely powerful. It took about 40 episodes for Goku to finally defeat Frieza. Not one of the villains in Naruto were that Powerful. Then Cell, and Buu. Each villain is just so much more powerful than the last. Powerful characters definitely is not an issue. SNOW WHITE SYNDROM"Next the good guys die and stay dead. Goku dies and come back to life over and over. In Naruto the only good guys to do this was Kakashi, (through Pein's change of heart,) The 1st and 2nd Hokage, (due to Orchimaru's dead soul Jutsu,) and Itachi, (due to Kabuto's dead soul Jutsu. )"My opponent now brings up that the characters in this series have a sense of snow white syndrom, as the main characters are brought back many times. For those who know who don't know what that is, SWS is basically when a character doesn't have problems, and it carries on too much with only good things happening. This is certainly not the case with the DBZ saga. Sure characters can be brought back to life from the dead. But there is always catches. Goku had to run for miles on snake way, and train with King Kai for an entire year, before being let back. Also once you are let back, you are back for good. When you die the second time, the hero is bound to other place forever. Goku was brought back shortly in his human form, but only for the amount of 1 day. There are rules and restrictions that even he must follow. After defeating Buu, he was rewarded with more time on earth anyway. . http://movienewsmakers.blogspot.com...The point is, even though he was brought back, it was always just in the nick of time, and after most of his friends have been defeated or killed. He is always forced with confronting the problems last minute. Again, these aren't all humans, so can we really be surprised at them being able to live twice? These are supernatural beings, and humans who have learned to master and control the Ki. Even Videll is able to learn Ki, from Gohan, but holds no other powers. These are characters from other races around the universe, with unbelievable and great powers. But as is evidenced, they can always be defeated. *****MY CASE***** C1: Dragon ball Z keeps people's interest. The show brings a new sense of empowerment to it's watchers. It's that same feeling that you get when you watch a movie with your favorite super hero in it. Naruto is a show based around mortal characters. Dragon ball Z takes this a step beyond, though. When a character can fly, and send blasts of energy from their palms, and are impervious to most human things, you are confronted with a new taste of power and establish a better grounding of interest. The show allows for people to live in the situation. They can imagine bigger and better. The show appeals to the audience mainly of testosterone filled boys. Action is what most thirst for, and Dragon ball z provides it, arguably better than any anime show in existence. The action is non-stop, and high calibre. It leaves the audience thirsting for more with each episode. C2: Attachment to the characters. The producers of the show Dragon ball Z (Toei Animation) had such success with the show because of the many elements they include in it. There is always a new twist, or plot to keep the audience's thirst quenched. They build and develop characters heavily in the show, so that attachment is not an issue. In Dragonball, we get to see Goku's life as he grows up, and the friends he encounters (krillin, Bulma, Roshi, etc). all of their characters are developed deeply as you see them grow up through life. Gohan develops his character in the Z series, as he trains and becomes attached with Piccolo. Piccolo changes, as he is first a 'bad' character, but we get to see his morality change slowly throughout the episodes, until he is basically a full out good guy. Same with Vegeta, though on an even more intensive level, as his character is Prideful, and arrogant, yet his sense of morality hardens. Comparing to Naruto (trust me it has character development as well) but not nearly to the same level as those of the ones in Dragonball z. CONCLUSION:So I have refuted all of my opponents main point. I have proven that the moves in the Dragonball Z saga are seriously not limited, that there are powerful villains and tactics implemented and also that there is no snow white syndrom introduced in the series. I have also provided my own case proving that the dragonball Z saga carries a considerable amount of more interest than that of Naruto's. I feel I have both upheld my BOP, and added to the substance of my arguments. I hope all the views enjoy this! Good luck to my opponent in the following round.