- 4,175
- 1,428
I'm not sure then. We might have to wait until the episode airs to make an analysis.
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there is no high end in 3-A, boi.Dark649 said:The 3-A tier is very wide, it could be 3-A but close to the high end with not the at least.
I agree with that, the whole Low 2-C dragon ball characters come scaling from Zamasu. For everyone else, there's no distinction between 3-A and Low 2-C. You're just a lot stronger than your opponent, that's it.Antvasima said:I agree that Anilaza is likely comparable to Kefla in terms of raw power, and that Dragon Ball does not make a distinction between 3-A and Low 2-C like we do. It causes problems when attempting to rate it properly.
That's what Anilaza could qualify as? Limited 4D?The Everlasting said:"Low 2-C, infinitely above a High 3-A"
Not necessarily. At least not in the case of limited 4-D High 3-As.
This.Celestial Pegasus said:Jiren is heavily restraining himself.
Nope, its current rating is fine as it is, no at least.ProfessorKukui4Life said:We give Aniraza "Unknown. At Least 3-A" based on reasoning above and we change his statistics to whatever is appropriate until we know more? Would that work?
You mean 3-A 18The Everlasting said:We also have fully solid confirmation on 3-A 17.