Jonathon Greenall
Journalist at Freelance
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libraryofwords.com | Jonathon Greenall
Jonathon Greenall is a writer, TTRPG designer, artist, and content creator based in Vancouver, Canada. Their writing has appeared on websites like Polygon, The Gamer, CBR, Nintendo Life, Gayley Dreadful, We Got This Covered, Retro Dodo, and many others. Their main focus areas are TTRPGs, movies, anime, TV, games, comics, and long-form deep-dives into LGBGTQ+ topics.
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cbr.com | Jonathon Greenall
Every good story needs a fantastic villain. Without a good villain, the heroes' victories feel hollow and meaningless. Dragon Ball is the perfect example of this. While Goku and the Z-Fighters are legendary, the anime's villains often steal the spotlight, making viewers tune in every week hoping to see them finally get their Kamehameha-flavored comeuppance.
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cbr.com | Jonathon Greenall
"Toonami" is a word that fills anime fans of a certain age with warm, fuzzy nostalgia. Running from 1997 to 2008 (in various forms), Toonami was a themed programming block on Cartoon Network aimed at older children and adolescents. Notably, the block focused on action-oriented cartoons and anime imported from Japan. As time went on, Toonami became deeply associated with Dragon Ball Z in particular.
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cbr.com | Jonathon Greenall
Dragon Ball is a fascinating franchise. During its exceptionally long run, Akira Toriyama changed the story's genre, scope, and tone several times while still maintaining a cohesive narrative and tone, something few writers struggle to pull off once, let alone multiple times in the same series. The most mesmerizing example of this is Dragon Ball Z Episode 2, where Toriyama revitalized the series and fixed a major Goku problem within a few scenes.
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cbr.com | Jonathon Greenall
Ever since the creation of Nakamura Gatana in 1917, millions of creatives have used the anime medium to tell a wide variety of stories, from moving dramas about the relatable pains of life to fantastical tales which aim to entertain and excite the viewer in equal measure. Plus, the medium is constantly growing as tens of new anime launch every season, meaning it has never been a better time to be an anime fan. However, this vastness isn't without its downsides.
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