Limited Resistance to Transmutation
The Daizenshuu makes this resistance out to be just a unique trait of Vegito's and not as a result of his power; in fact, the Daizenshuu never even hinted that his resistance was as a result of his power. The OP just took two pieces of a sentence and formed his own interpretation of them.
Resistance to Existence Erasure
Toppo's Hakai is oddly selective. Although, there are some obvious cues telling us when he is destroying something.
- In this scene, the blasts that Frieza shot at Toppo vanish and are turned into purple sparkles against his destruction aura.
- Here, a lone rock meets his aura and is then turned into sparkles.
- Again, in this one, every blast that came towards Toppo was nullified and turned into sparkles.
- This massive boulder gets turned into sparkles.
- During his fight with Vegeta, his aura erases a Final Flash, turning it into sparkles.
On the other hand...
- Against Frieza, there are no sparkles, the ball just shatters a boulder in front of it, and it behaves oddly like an energy blast.
- Against Vegeta, it acts like an energy blast, and there are no sparkles like with the Final Flash. Hell, when his Energy of Destruction briefly overpowers and engulfs Vegeta's explosion, it does it like an energy blast would and does not even destroy the blast.
That leads me to believe that the Hakai he tossed at Vegeta was not one that erases.
Resistance to Time Stop
Again, stronger characters have also been affected by Time-Skip. In the aftermath of the "Future" Trunks Saga, Blueku was beaten by Hit using his Time-Skip without putting up much of a fight. In the Tournament of Power, Dyspo who is stronger than that was also a helpless victim to the Time-Skip. Hell, even Jiren was briefly affected by Time-Skip and fell prey to Hit's Cage of Time for some time.
No.
Resistance to Toon Force
Not only is his Resistance a one-off thing, but it is never explained why he is resistant, other than the fact that he could erase Arale.
Resistance to Absorption
Goku was able to overpower Bergamo's absorption with just his attacks.
What does this even mean? Goku kept feeding Bergamo more and more energy until he broke, like with Yakon. There is no resistance to be had here. How does this even translate to a Resistance?
What is he resisting, the air?
Also, the only reason the barrier Vegito put up worked is because when Buu absorbs and assimilates a target, he has to wrap them up inside of his pink taffy, and since Vegito was protected by a barrier, he was never swallowed and assimilated by the taffy.
He essentially put a plastic bag over himself so he could run into the rain without getting wet.
Resistance to Petrification
Trunks was able to counter it with just ki alone.
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Contrary to popular belief, just resisting something in Dragon Ball is not the same as resisting something due to your big dick Ki radiating. None of that energy was shown in the fight. Trunks was just blocking the Stone Spits... somehow... with his bare hands.
Resistance to Gravity Manipulation
No. The characters train to adapt to higher levels of gravity. They cannot just resist gravity, though.
Resistance to Telekinesis
Nappa? Yeah.
But then characters like Gohan and Krillin are affected by an admittedly stronger telekinetic power,
but affected nonetheless. Nappa was unaffected by Chiaotzu's power—they just did not work against him. However, Shin was capable of restraining the much stronger Super Saiyan 2 Gohan, and Chiaotzu was capable of at least weighing down on Goku in
******* Super. These people are still affected by Telekinesis. They are just big boys who drink their milk—real strong kiddies.