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Regeneration Negation (High-Low; Gas was unable to regenerate his wounded face and broken horn caused by Goku)
All his other wounds were healed, and Gas was previously able to regenerate wounds to his face and his broken horns as well.
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It's pretty straightforward, no? Goku caused some injuries to Gas that he was unable to regenerate. I don't see how there's anything speculative about it.I think this is too speculative based off of a single unexplained scene.
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We don't know that he's completely unable to regenerate those injuries. He died extremely quickly after he bulked up.It's pretty straightforward, no? Goku caused some injuries to Gas that he was unable to regenerate. I don't see how there's anything speculative about it.
That move regenerated every wound on his body except the one I highlighted. That'd mean he purposely didn't regenerate that single wound despite being able to. Surely that doesn't sound logical to you?We don't know that he's completely unable to regenerate those injuries. He died extremely quickly after he bulked up.
Which would mean there's another reason for why he didn't regenerate his face and horn. What logical and beneficial reason would Gas have to purposely leave out the wounds on his face when regenerating the rest of his body? His face and horns did regenerate when he previously regenerated his entire body, too.idk if I agree with this. We don't know for a fact that gas couldn't regenerate his horn.
Why would Gas purposely leave out the wounds on his face while regenerating the entirety of his body? That seems a lot more speculative and a lot less logical.like probably he didn't bother to regenenate that part
But like, isn't his body decaying in that state?, he also has alot of wounds on his body that he didn't regenerateWhy would Gas purposely leave out the wounds on his face while regenerating the entirety of his body? That seems a lot more speculative and a lot less logical.
No, he was just rapidly aging. Also, literally every other wound on his body regenerated in the scans I linked!?But like, isn't his body decaying in that state?, he also has alot of wounds on his body that he didn't regenerate
How is highlighting a feat nitpicking? And why would he need to perform the same feat twice for it to be acceptable?This seems like nitpicking out a moment to justify this. Are there other moments he negates someone's regeneration? I disagree as it stands unless there are more instances of this happening.