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Anilaza (DBS Episode 121)

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Yeah, it's just conjecture at this point tbh. I'll now refrain from saying anything about the next episode powerscaling until I watch it with my own eyes lol.
 
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.
 
@Antvasima

While I do believe that Super does not make a true distinction from 3-A to Low 2-C I still don't believe that Anilaza would fall on Low 2-C since that would mean he is far superior to SSBKKx20 plus the spirit bomb if he is comparable to Kefla.

He might get a "possibly Low 2-C" depending on what happens next episode but I see him at best at "At least 3-A"
 
The 3-A tier is very wide, it could be 3-A but close to the high end with not the at least.
 
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.
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.
 
Want to point out the Spirit Bomb worried Belmod, he was worried it could actually hurt Jiren (It didn't by the way)

But Belmod has fought and lost to Jiren so this implies that Jiren defeated Belmod while supressed and it implies the Spirit Bomb itself is Low 2-C.

Belmod thought it could hurt Jiren (Supressed) which means it can hurt Belmod since Jiren is stronger then him, even Champa seemed worried by the power the Spirit Bomb had.

Despite seeing Kaioken Blue the GoDs called the Spirit Bomb impressive and thought that no mortal could have such a powerful attack.

Kefla's power as a SSJ1 was stated to be equal to the Spirit Bomb and Goku as Blue was able to tade blows with her and with Kaioken blow her away.
 
what ever happened to High 3-A?


Do people here just forget theres High 3-A, they can be more than 3-A but not be low 2-C
 
Well if we ignore the Spirit Bomb worrying Belmod SSB Goku and other could be High 3-A.

Even after Jiren shook the World of Void Goku wasn't worried about fighting him.
 
I think they are saying High 3-A for characters who are close but not on the Low 2-C level like Jiren,UIO,GoD's etc.
 
Aniraza is definitely far into 3-A, matching a combined attack from SSJB Goku, SSJB Vegeta, Mystic Gohan, Golden Frieza and 17 and only being overpowered when 17 destroyed his head gem.

I'd REALLY suggest we wait for the next episode before we decide anything with Jiren and Vegeta.
 
Bending space through sheer power counts as small piece of 4D power? I dunno.
 
@Super Saiyan God Julian That still makes no sense, when it comes to these levels when we are dealing with infinity, either you're on the same level or not, there is no middle ground, a High 3-A character is infinitely above a 3-A, and a Low 2-C, infinitely above a High 3-A.
 
"Low 2-C, infinitely above a High 3-A"

Not necessarily. At least not in the case of limited 4-D High 3-As.
 
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.
That's what Anilaza could qualify as? Limited 4D?
 
@Ever You know what i meant, still a full 4-D character is still far above a limited 4-D character. Dragon ball characters are 3-D anyway, so what i said is correct.

Also we should wait for next week to see vegeta vs jiren, if it isn't explained that he got a power up to face jiren or anything, then it's just massive pis that he could harm him, or jiren is heavily restraining himself.
 
I agree with waiting. How about this?

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?
 
Guys

Aniraza is 3-A.

There's no need for complications.

@Dark

Stop acting like that's confirmed. We have no idea for now.

Hell, on the contrary, in the preview, we see Jiren sweating, actually getting hurt and actively blocking Final Flash.
 
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?
Nope, its current rating is fine as it is, no at least.
 
Let's see...

Aniraza >> SSJB x 5 >>>> individual SSJBs > SSJR Black >>> Early Future Trunks Saga SSJBs > U6 Saga Hit (Goku Black was stated by WoG to be > Hit) > U6 Saga SSJBs >>>> RoF SSJBs >>>> SSJG, which is 3-A.

Give or take and very roughly sorted.
 
Aniraza right now is possibly the fourth strongest character in the tournament (behind Kefla,UIO possibly KKx20 Goku and Jiren) via feats.
 
So I'm guessing 17 is also really high on the 3-A scale with his barriers. Considering how he managed to crack Anilaza's energy generator after foucusing his barrier onto his fist similar to how Bartolomeo from One Piece did.
 
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