A Viewpoint

One of the biggest obstacles for all act of creation is boundary, whether it’s self imposed by an artist or any other form of technical limitations regarding their craftsmanship. But sometimes, an artist’s own individual sensibilities can turn into their creative boundaries, such as being confined to only a particular style of expression that the artist is recognizable for. Like being limited to one’s own brand of artistry. It’s kind of like a paradox—every artist, in any field, has their own signature ways of expression, which in turn, makes them limited in not-so-subtle ways. To put it simply, what defines them, what makes them unique and endearing, turns into their own creative boundaries in the long run. That’s why it’s so important for artists to try to reinvent themselves or taking their brand of creativity to places where they’ve never been. Otherwise in the long run, their work starts to get stale and predictable. And when the said artist is Joe Satri

Last week's episode of Dragon Ball Super has given us a definitive hint that Goku may have indeed surpassed Beerus, once and for all. Many fans of the series (including myself) were on the fence regarding Mastered Ultra Instinct and how well it stacks up against the level of the Gods. And while many have speculated that Beerus may have the same level of power as well, since we've never seen him going all-out. But episode 129 has given us a subtle but strong indication that this may not be the case after all.     Right when Goku’s hair began to glow silver, Beerus asked Whis for confirmation whether Goku has attained the complete form of Ultra Instinct or not. Now it’s not just a simple banter between the two, it’s actually the most meaningful form of hint that we can get—if Beerus had complete UI himself, he didn’t need to ask Whis to verify whether Goku has reached the form or not. He could tell it all by himself, just as he did after Goku first tapp