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an interpretation that can't be proven within the contexts of the story
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an interpretation that can't be proven within the contexts of the story
That is is explicitly 6x. The gap between Tao and Goku pre-Korin training being around 3x would be enough alreadyHow much more context do you need?
Didn't we just have this conversation?How much more context do you need?
Check our Multiplier standards. We can't reason out multipliers from things like that.
I keep looking at it and I just keep getting confused and worry that my intelligence is getting attacked, let's say we were able to (somehow) count all the 300 punches All Might made on Nomu on these panels and then he said "In my heyday, 5 of those punches would've been enough," would that invalidate the 60x multiplier?Check our Multiplier standards. We can't reason out multipliers from things like that.
I keep looking at it and I just keep getting confused and worry that my intelligence is getting attacked, let's say we were able to (somehow) count all the 300 punches All Might made on Nomu on these panels and then he said "In my heyday, 5 of those punches would've been enough," would that invalidate the 60x multiplier?
It's really a rather similar case between the two, like how it would take All Might 5 punches in his prime but 300 punches in his weakened state, it took Tao one strike to overpower a pre-training Goku, but it took at least 6 strikes to get a post-training Goku to say that it hurt. So a 60x multiplier for All Might and an at least 6x multiplier for Goku. Is it that hard to see here?I don't see the point of getting into My Hero Academia's multiplier here.
Punches irl just don't work like that, and with a guide book directly addressing a 2x multiplier here, I don't see why we should continue thisIt's really a rather similar case between the two, like how it would take All Might 5 punches in his prime but 300 punches in his weakened state, it took Tao one strike to overpower a pre-training Goku, but it took at least 6 strikes to get a post-training Goku to say that it hurt. So a 60x multiplier for All Might and an at least 6x multiplier for Goku. Is it that hard to see here?
Dragon Ball isn't irl though, and if we can use punches to justify the multiplier for one verse, I don't see why we can't do the same for anotherPunches irl just don't work like that
Like all verses, it goes by the rules of regular physics except certain things that get contradicted, this really specific thing you're proposing that could work is just make believeDragon Ball isn't irl though
Then the mha one is just flawed as well, actually use an example in Dragon Ball for your argumentsand if we can use punches to justify the multiplier for one verse, I don't see why we can't do the same for another
Pre-Training:Then the mha one is just flawed as well, actually use an example in Dragon Ball for your arguments
Pre-Training:
Post-Training:
Generally explicit feats > statements, and seeing that Goku taking at least 6 strikes from Tao in quick is a much more substaintial feat for how much stronger Goku had gotten than just going by guidebooks saying "doubles your power".Is this a multiply we currently use? Or is it one that goes against the multiplier page?
And again, the guidebooks straight up debunk what you are proposing
Very well.Can this thread be closed? I'll just ask for the Goku page to be opened later to apply the upgrades.