The Ultimate Fusion

(i know that feeling so well, i miss the people i rped with in 2012/13 a lot)

It’s why it can be hard to keep this blog going at times. Because everyone I used to rp with, all the old friends I had? They’re gone, moved on. And it can be hard to connect with new people.

As the older fused Saiyan spoke and gave her a name to call him by, her smile widen slightly more as it was something interesting with a clash of the beings’ names to form one new individual. It was amazing and she could sense how powerful he was which caused her to get goosebumps. As Gogeta showed the female the dance moves, she watched him closely and listen to him shout the chant fusion which seemed to stretch for as long as the people would dance before they became one. Nodding her head in understanding and when he told her to repeat the female wasn’t going to miss this chance.

Spreading her legs apart to her shoulder length and standing on her tiptoes, Caulifla loved her arms like a robot reaching for something before moving to the next step of lifting up her leg and switching her arms before doing the final step of leaning forward with her fingers. While she did the motions she yelled on the top of her lungs. “Fuuuuussiooooon! HO!” 

Smirking at the man she waited for him to tell her how well she did for getting it on her first time. The ravenette focused too much on the motions and movements of everything she didn’t really back attention to the chant. 

He folded his arms and watched closely as the female Saiyan practiced the dance, trying to get it right. As far as first times went, it wasn’t too bad. The chant was obviously all wrong, but that was the least important part. An easy fix. But that wasn’t to say that her stance was perfect either.

“Your angle is off.” He told her bluntly. “You’re leaning too far forward and you forgot to extend your pointer finger at the end. But all things considered? This wasn’t a bad first attempt. I’ve seen worse. Much worse. You have the actual motions down well enough, and that’s the most important part. You can work out the finer details with practice. Watch.”

Gogeta ordered her to pay close attention and he ran through the fusion dance one more time. “Fuuuuuusion... Ha!” He made sure to emphasize the chant this time around, hoping she would catch on without having to spell it out for her. The dance itself came as naturally to him as swimming or flying did. Something that took practice, but once you got the hand of it...? Impossible to forget. Or perhaps that’s because he was made from the dance itself. It was embedded into his very being.

The smaller Saiyan smirked as the other agreed to train her, well at least show her the moves. That way after doing it a couple of times she would be able to show Kale the same moves so they could fuse this way. The female’s body trembled with excitement as her eyes were gleaming with happiness because she just couldn’t wait to try and gain even more powerful. Caulifla could feel how strong he was compared to when the person wasn’t fused, and it seemed as if his power went up ten times as much.

Nodding her head in understanding the ravenette relaxed her body as she calmed down on the outside even though she was still bouncing on the inside and her energy was calm as well. If she wanted to learn properly she had to make sure she was paying close attention to the man when he showed her the moves. 

“Alright, I understand. Please show me the moves and what can I could you then since you fused with that other guy, Old Man.” Caulifla knew that when two beings fused together they created a mashed up of their names as she had down before with Kale, but she wanted to know how she could properly address the other because he was a whole different being.

...Oh right, she wouldn’t know his name, would she? That was something of an oversight on his part. He regarded her for a long moment, considering what name she would have once she tried the fusion dance with the Kale girl, since that was undoubtedly who she would be running to next. She was Kefla last time... Caule? Kali? Calika?

...Admittedly he wasn’t the most creative person when it came to names. His own should be a good indication of that.

“Gogeta.” He replied finally. But at least his name made more sense than Vegito. Honestly, what had the clown been thinking? “Now you need to pay attention closely. The fusion dance is incredibly precise. One wrong move and you run this risk of ruining the whole fusion. You have to be in perfect sync with your partner.”

The fusion got into position for the... fusion dance. There was a certain amount of irony there. He held his arms outstretched and inched to his side carefully, taking her through the various arm movements. “Fuuuuusiooooon...” The chant was just as important. It helped the participants sync with each other. He thrust his fingers forward, connecting with the invisible person that wasn’t there. “Ha!”

“But if I don’t strike awesome poses, no one will know I’m the Hero! That’s really important–!”

Being Cool was very serious business to the younger Saiyan, but evidently, no grownups felt the same. That was a real downer… unless his father actually meant to Dial Up the Awesome, so that he has to take training seriously as well.

“–Oh, I get’cha!”

Gotenks’ cocky smile quickly reappeared, a prelude to being enveloped by that familiar golden energy. Was plain old Super Saiyan going to be enough? There was really only one way to find out for sure.

“The Real fight starts Now!”

That was a reference to a show Gotenks had watched last weekend, and man, he thought it sounded wicked!!!

That wasn’t at all what he had meant, but it seemed to be a step in the right direction nonetheless. At least if the boy was in Super Saiyan, that meant he was taking this somewhat seriously. Which was good, because he really didn’t feel like bribing his own son. The amusement park trick only worked so many times.

Shintani saying what we’re all thinking in regards to Bardock...

In reference to the final fight between Gogeta and Broly:

A normal enemy would’ve died three times from that.

In reference to the changing scenery during the fight: