CATDOLL: Netizens hotly discuss: Is the relationship between Son Goku and Yamcha in "Dragon Ball" very subtle?

Speaking of characters in the comics "Dragon Ball", Yamcha can be regarded as a tragic unlucky guy. Although he was a relatively important character at the beginning of the comics, and was also Bulma's first boyfriend, but later, everyone's memory of him was that Yamcha was killed again... and he basically did not appear again. However, recently Yamcha was mentioned again by Japanese netizens, but this time they discussed that the relationship between Goku and Yamcha was actually very subtle. This topic also aroused heated discussion among everyone, although it seemed to be a bit off topic later.

I recently re-watched Dragon Ball and felt that the relationship between Goku and Yamcha was very subtle. At first, he appeared as an enemy and could use the Wolf Fang Wind Fist, which even Goku found difficult. But later on, it seemed that the two of them had no friendship.

In terms of the seniority of the characters, this is definitely a senior. Especially in the early days, he had a good relationship with Bulma, but later they broke up inexplicably. As for his friendship with Goku, it should be longer than Krillin, but it doesn't seem like they have a good relationship at all.

Yamcha died several times in the series, right? But Goku wasn't too moved by Yamcha's death. In comparison, the shock of Krillin's transformation into a Super Saiyan was even stronger. Alas, it's a good thing he appeared so early.

Yamcha's appearance is probably to highlight Goku's innocence.

I don't know how Wukong treats Yamcha, but do you remember? When Wukong had a heart attack, it was Yamcha who noticed it first and sent him back immediately. If the relationship between the two was ordinary, it would be impossible for them to care so much!

I think it's because Goku is not very good at making friends. Yamcha has a pretty good network of connections among everyone.

I'll just post a picture I saw before, and won't say much else...

What does the last picture mean? Does this netizen think the relationship between the two of them is not subtle enough? But Akira Toriyama is sometimes lazy in dealing with the characters. Why does he make it so difficult to distinguish between Lunch and Yamcha?