Senzu

Oh, yeah.

Senzu Bean.

Yeah, seriously.

Senzu Bean.

Do you know the drill? I'm just being honest with you.

When you step on the field versus Arizona, Trayvon Bryant is the best tight end on the field.

Yeah.

I also wanna say I love that, like, right after their fight ends, Buu goes up and has to heal Mr. Satan, and then, like, next episode it's revealed that they were sitting on some Senzu Beans this entire time.

Like, they could've just given-

[laughs]

We have to do a reset, but instead they were like, "That was just kinda sick.

Let him, uh, let him, let him have it."

[laughs] This is also when we f- when, uh, Shin is like, "By the way, I have these Senzu Beans.

You should toss one to Gohan, uh, since they used crack last round, so I think we're okay to throw down a Senzu."

Or now I have to play around your things.

Now there's more stuff to do with the liberty of how our memory mechanic is, as opposed to the other Bandai card games which are just, you know, I have to play it with my resource or my limit of resources, and there's no real way to sort of play more of them unless you're playing Union Arena and they have their, their, their Senzu Bean, as I like to call it, which for the very few DBS players that are out there, sorry, guys, um, Union Arena uses action points to re-stand their resource that allows them to continually play cards.

They have a, Senzu Bean is a card from DBS which you pay one and you get to re-stand not only the memory that you u- the card that you used for the resource, but another one.

Union Arena's the only game that does that- One Piece can do that through green, which allows them to, you know, keep playing, but Digimon can just be like, "All right, you know what? I have eight memory.

This dude in my hand right now is gonna stop you.