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It was in the tiering system revision: https://vsbattles.com/vsbattles/3532239?useskin=oasis I'm not sure if The staff were agreeing or disagreeing with that though.
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This is wholly incorrect. Just rewatched it, Vegeta never even TRIED to touch the ghost. Nor did Goku.The real cal howard said:Vegeta wasn't capable of so much at touching the ghost from the Arale episode. So no to this.
No.AwkguyDB said:are there even any good refutes to this?
You can't just say "Agree with other staff" then move to close the thread when the majority of users agree their arguments proper aren't compelling enough to reject the proposal.Antvasima said:Antoniofer and Cal make sense to me. We should probably close this thread.
Maybe, but weren't those done by shockwaves instead of ki?Dragomer said:Also i forgot but technicaly, shaking the WOV could be used as supporting evidence since NPI include 'non-existent' stuff apparently.
That would be NPI either way IMO.Thelastmlg said:Maybe, but weren't those done by shockwaves instead of ki?Dragomer said:Also i forgot but technicaly, shaking the WOV could be used as supporting evidence since NPI include 'non-existent' stuff apparently.
More like Non-Corporeal, Soul, and Intangible based NPI via Ki blastZenkaibattery1 said:Soul based NPI
Okay. Never mind then.Therefir said:I'm not sure why we would assume Infinite Zamasu is "physical" when his true body was completely destroyed moments earlier, what we are seeing is likely Zamasu's inmortal soul taking over the universe.
Vegeta and Goku never tried to touch the ghost of the Arale episode. I'm not saying that I completely agree with this, but closing this thread with such poor counter arguments is a very bad idea.
That is probably a good idea.Antoniofer said:But if our suggestion are so disliked, you can always ask the knowledgeable member list of DB, regular and staff user alike.
Because this time, the evidence that was ignored prior (Goku and co. hitting IZ) was brought back up. This alongside the Hit feat lends credence that it wasn't, in fact, an outlier at all. Plus all the evidence brought up in an attempt to reject it this time was itself rejected, ironically enough, for being too unsubstantial.AKM sama said:I agree with what Therefir said about IZ being non-corporeal.
On the topic, Goku does have some evidence going for him as he later managed to block Hit's intangible attacks. But the last time this thread was made, it was decided to treat it as an outlier (for the other two at least), I don't know what changed after that.
It wasn't ignored. I can agree about Goku because he later showed the same ability kinda. But for Vegeta and Trunks it only looked like a one-off instance. That's why it was deemed an outlier.Akreious said:Because this time, the evidence that was ignored prior (Goku and co. hitting IZ) was brought back up. This alongside the Hit feat lends credence that it wasn't, in fact, an outlier at all. Plus all the evidence brought up in an attempt to reject it this time was itself rejected, ironically enough, for being too unsubstantial.