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Imagine if Saitama's rate of rate of growth increases as well. It increases quadratically at first. Then cubically. Some time later it is expressed with knuth arrows. Then with Ackermann function. Then with TREE function. So on and so forth.

I am pretty sure we are talking about manga Goku since Saitama's AD is finitely fast as of now. Besides that, authors usually don't consider that gap to be infinity
It does. We visibly see that while he grows, the amount at which he grows per instance of growth also increases, he isn't growing at a consistent degree.

Still, that was Saitama with his growth amped. Under normal circumstances it should be far lower.
 
It would literally take less than an hour, even if you massively lowball the growth to only have made him like 10 times stronger by the end of the fight, the fact that it’s exponential means he’d eventually reach a rate that makes him an ultra instinct amount of power stronger in just a few seconds
Because that’s uh, how every exponential graph works

The difference between any finite number to a Low 2-C is immeasurable, no graph will cover that

Edit: Oh lol, forgot how Battle of Gods Goku was scaled here, yeah Saitama can reach that Goku, but Low 2-C is another story
 
It does. We visibly see that while he grows, the amount at which he grows per instance of growth also increases, he isn't growing at a consistent degree.
I know? But that's just the rate of growth increasing and it can be expressed by a single function. I am talking about rate of rate of growth. Two "rate of"s.
Still, that was Saitama with his growth amped. Under normal circumstances it should be far lower
I don't like how everyone keeps mentioning this. Even without that Saitama still has an extremely fast growth. He was almost reaching the speed of light by just turning around a few times and audiobooks hint at some sort of crazy passive AD as well. Even disregarding VGS, Saitama has talked about not losing to someone's past self on two separate occasions
 
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I think Gigguk is just trying to be appealing by not picking a side and not trying to give any impressions. I'm sure he doesn't actually believe the things he said there.
That's anime man. Also I can tell what he's doing. The shocking part is 75% of the people there thought saitama wins, but maybe they aren't battle boarders, the problem is the comments are all using the same arguments that can be debunked by literally read the last few chapters.
 
I know? But that's just the rate of growth increasing and it can be expressed by a single function. I am talking about rate of rate of growth. Two "rate of"s.

I don't like how everyone keeps mentioning this. Even without that Saitama still has an extremely fast growth. He was almost reaching the speed of light by just turning around a few times and audiobooks hint at some sort of crazy passive AD as well. Even disregarding VGS, Saitama has talked about not losing to someone's past self on two separate occasions
Possibly, but practically nothing suggests he jumped up to rel+ speed in that specific bonus chapter from some unknown degree of speed via growth, rather than him just needing to exert more effort to do it, but already having that as his maximum speed during that time period. That's a theoretical interpretation, and otherwise, the face value assumption is that he just couldn't do it without trying hard enough. The Genos Training' Saitama feat is still questionable, it's just more likely than it was before as we now have confirmation of Saitama always growing, but it doesn't change that it was a simulation based off of Genos' recorded data, and the audiobook intentionally left it open-ended, so we don't know if the data was just wrong or if Saitama genuinely grew strong enough to one-shot his yesterday self. I'd say it's most likely true, but we can't say for certain that it is true. Of course someone wouldn't lose to their past self if they were continuously getting stronger, Saitama just applied common sense.

The only indication we have of how much Saitama grows under normal circumstances is the VGS, and again, that is not confirmed to be legitimate, just most likely true.
 
That's anime man. Also I can tell what he's doing. The shocking part is 75% of the people there thought saitama wins, but maybe they aren't battle boarders, the problem is the comments are all using the same arguments that can be debunked by literally read the last few chapters.
Oh yeah my bad. And yes, I agree, it's ridiculous. But I bet over half of them haven't read the recent manga, and over half of the ones who have are probably in complete denial about it. As-is a vast portion of the less casual fanbase that I've seen. Very few people who've been talking about Saitama having infinite power have actually said that they're wrong, but there are indeed some.
 
But still pretty big. Much more than what people believe

Lol at that. Even 10 times of growth per day would be enough to close the gap in a month or two. Saitama eclipses that so much that it is not even funny. Especially considering the fact that his rate of growth increases as well
What if Goku goes SSB and gets unquantifiably infinitely stronger? He's not closing that gap.
 
Is the difference between 3-A and High 3-A infinite?
Indeed.

3-A=being able to destroy any finite degree of matter. Baseline 3-A is the observable universe, and you can imagine any higher degree of 3-A as a possible size for the actual universe, because the observable universe is obviously just what is known, not what is.

High 3-A is the ability to effect an infinitely large space. So destroying an infinite universe would be High 3-A, and infinitely higher than any value of 3-A.
 
Indeed.

3-A=being able to destroy any finite degree of matter. Baseline 3-A is the observable universe, and you can imagine any higher degree of 3-A as a possible size for the actual universe, because the observable universe is obviously just what is known, not what is.

High 3-A is the ability to effect an infinitely large space. So destroying an infinite universe would be High 3-A, and infinitely higher than any value of 3-A.
Thanks for the easy to understand explanation
 
Before I move on to make the Garou CRT, is everyone fine with this sandbox showing the changes?

Blast gets his scaling from Garou, so listing this for Garou seems redundant.

Boros is only High 6-A, listing this in the justification of a High 4-C is pretty pointless.

Everything else looks good.
 
Remember that SSJG Goku is 50x weaker than SSJB canonically but is infinitely weaker by the wiki's terms.
Prior to the ToP, anyways.

Point being, nah, I don't think Saitama closes that gap, and not as fast as people want to believe even if it was possible.
 
Indeed.

3-A=being able to destroy any finite degree of matter. Baseline 3-A is the observable universe, and you can imagine any higher degree of 3-A as a possible size for the actual universe, because the observable universe is obviously just what is known, not what is.

High 3-A is the ability to effect an infinitely large space. So destroying an infinite universe would be High 3-A, and infinitely higher than any value of 3-A.
I presume that the gap between High 3-A and Low 2-C is also infinite?
 
On an unrelated note, TTM is still MHS+ for "keeping up" with Psykojet but got completely obliterated by Hero Hunter Garou, his speed should be corrected to MHS and idk, MHS+ attack speed or something 😶

I'll probably make a CRT for him and all the other guys that scale to him but I want to apply my other CRTs first
 
I presume that the gap between High 3-A and Low 2-C is also infinite?
Yes. High 3-A is basically being able to effect infinite space which is infinite 3D, as space is a 3D concept, Low 2-C is the ability to effect infinite space as well as effecting time itself, whereas time is a 4D concept, 4D is infinitely higher than 3D, of course.
 
I'm guessing it's fine to process with the crt?
Just in case you didn't know, it was somewhat recently decided that you need to summarize the changes you're making in CRTs, not just posting a sandbox and as they put it "having everyone play spot the difference".
 
Oh, I thought they were saying we had SSB as infinitely weaker than SSG. Ok, then.
 
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