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Wait, why is that an argument for another day? This is incredibly important to the situation at hand. Because we might have to adjust Broly to solid 4-A
It would be doing like what we did for Piccolo's beam speed with Roahi's moon feat if we don't accept it as 4-A, so yeah. Kinda has to be 4-A or it would become illegitimate. I prefer the former (4-A)
Yeah, the amount of inner dialogue is over 9000 in a scene that should take about a couple of microseconds, he even transforms back to his normal form offscreen.
The huge inner dialogue only happens when the beam has already hit the sun, this just means Cooler was strong enough to fend off the kamehameha and the heat of the sun for a minute before he perishes. I'd say Cooler's death scene is one of the only scenes where cinematic timing can still be used to calculate speed.
Ehh, I highly doubt that the scene itself dured microseconds, everything points that the scene was running in real time, being 17 s (min); if want to consider cinematic timeframe, that only will makes the time higher. But that kind of things happen when whe calculate speed via no given speed.
@FTW we simply don't do that. Cinematic timing changes quite a bit.
@Antoniofer true, but with the rest of the monologue and sudden frame switch of the sun in the way there, it just seems to apparent and possibly impactful to ignore it. Yeah, these kind of things do sadly happen.