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Thanks for the response. As I said, I'll be pretty busy for the rest of tonight, so I probably won't be giving a full response until tomorrow. That said, it's appreciated
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He took enough damage to be destabilized in the first place. Moreover, Fusion Zamasu is half of Goku Black, and part of being Goku Black is possessing "a body that can infinitely increase in strength", which is demonstrated by Black time and time again after receiving damage. His mortal half mutated and hypertrophied, his aura resembled that of Super Saiyan Rosé to a tee, and his entire body gigantified, which is a sign of heightened strength.which makes sense given that even when his immortality was destabilizing, he wasn't taking much damage from the Saiyans
Okay can I say this:He took enough damage to be destabilized in the first place. Moreover, Fusion Zamasu is half of Goku Black, and part of being Goku Black is possessing "a body that can infinitely increase in strength", which is demonstrated by Black time and time again after receiving damage. His mortal half mutated and hypertrophied, his aura resembled that of Super Saiyan Rosé to a tee, and his entire body gigantified, which is a sign of heightened strength.
Oh, and anger. Saiyan bodies love that.
Two team members disagreed, I don't know what's turning over, but let's see what happensWhat are the conclusions here?
This is too general. Also, the only ones that actually approached (and reached) Fused Zamasu in power were Vegito Blue and Sword of Hope Trunks (as Fused Zamasu was still much stronger than the trio of Saiyans). Something else supporting the fact that it's as specific as I'm saying is that this issue of V-Jump was released on November 21, 2016. At this time, the most recent episode of Dragon Ball Super was the final episode of the Future Trunks Arc (with Infinite Zamasu and all that), having released on November 20th.Others, as in literally everyone? Like "other people"? This is a non-argument, ya gotta prove "others" is specifically just a very small subset of characters and not being used like, the word is usually used.
First off, it's not as if Beerus and Champa were getting stronger throughout the fight. They're never shown to be able to do that. As such, they were letting off that 2-C level energy from the onset of the fight, and Vegeta felt that. Classic case of AP =/= DCThat is untrue, they barely even got to the point of destroying the room they were in, it was escalating, and they stopped it. Vegeta didn't witness the end of the escalation, aka the 2-C feat, ergo, Vegeta saying funny line doesn't implicate Zamasu scaling to Beerus, and if it did, it'd be contradicted down the line anyway.
It does in fact support the OP, as both prove Fused Zamasu's superiority over Beerus.And Vegeta's line has absolutely nothing to do with the OP statement, they're two separate things and no, it doesn't support the OP as the OP isn't even from people who have a say to begin with.
Goku Black has the Saiyan Physiology, yes, but his corrupted state was never stated to be an increase in strength. He can grow stronger, but this state wasn't explicitly noted to be a power boost. The Super Saiyan Rose aura and the mutated arm are the result of his mortal and immortal halves conflicting with each other, and that's all we're told.He took enough damage to be destabilized in the first place. Moreover, Fusion Zamasu is half of Goku Black, and part of being Goku Black is possessing "a body that can infinitely increase in strength", which is demonstrated by Black time and time again after receiving damage. His mortal half mutated and hypertrophied, his aura resembled that of Super Saiyan Rosé to a tee, and his entire body gigantified, which is a sign of heightened strength.
Oh, and anger. Saiyan bodies love that.
"We’re looking back on all the rivals who have traded blows with Goku, while displaying the V-Jump editorial department’s own personal degrees of danger for them."
V-Jump does not even work on the Super anime, Toei Animation does. V-Jump publishes the manga.
Both the anime and manga are written by Toriyama though so...Holy cow.
And what the hell makes any of the comments valid when the entire article is practically worthless?Even with all that, this is specifically about the danger rankings and not the comments below them (where Fused Zamasu's statement comes from), the former of which I've already said to not be a part of my argument.
Of V-Jump.Also the editorial board
Yes.Toei is simply an animation studio
V-Jump is a manga magazine that primarily specializes in video games and card games. Very few manga are serialized in V-Jump, and V-Jump has zero control over the contents of the manga serialized. The editorial board exists to edit the primary contents of the magazine, which is updates on video games, not to oversee the manga serialized; the writers and editors behind the manga oversee the manga.compared to the editorial board which actually oversees the story itself
Okay first off, please chill out, I'm just trying to get a handle on this (especially since I don't really scale Dragon Ball too much, this is one of the few threads I've made on the verse). It doesn't matter how ridiculous you think I'm sounding, the aggression really isn't necessary or productive.And what the hell makes any of the comments valid when the entire article is practically worthless?
Well this is a bit of an oversight on my part. My mind thought "animation studio" and thought "well that's animation, not writing"Yes.
And animation studios produce animations. Do you think Toei's only job is to draw pictures?
They write, they voice, they edit, they supervise, they create music, they direct, they produce. All of the writers and the directors and the supervisors on the Super staff operate under Toei.
This full explanation on what V-Jump does and doesn't do helps, yes, so thanks for that. V-Jump's editorial board focuses on the magazine itself, not on the few manga serialized in it, that's what I'm getting from this.V-Jump is a manga magazine that primarily specializes in video games and card games. Very few manga are serialized in V-Jump, and V-Jump has zero control over the contents of the manga serialized. The editorial board exists to edit the primary contents of the magazine, which is updates on video games, not to oversee the manga serialized; the writers and editors behind the manga oversee the manga.
Yeah, I think that's the most important thing at the momentHonestly, at this point the validity of statements is irrelevant. The main thing in need of discussion is whether Zamasu scales above BeerusChampa clash using Vegeta’s statement.
We'll see. I'll get back with y'all on that statement once I get a translationI doubt that translating Goku Black statement would do anything though. I bet it’ll be “most skilled” or smt.
The scene never implies that Beerus and Champa had already reached the point where they would destroy the two universes, only that, had they continued further, they would have been guaranteed to cause universal annihilation. In fact, according to the original Japanese dialogue...The main thing in need of discussion is whether Zamasu scales above BeerusChampa clash using Vegeta’s statement.
The kanji used to describe when the destruction would have occurred is "はずです", which translates into "be supposed or expected to (do); be sure to (do); ought to (do)", further suggesting that they had yet to reach the point of endangering their universes. Moreover...Whis: 破壊神と破壊神が戦うなどあってはならないこと。
► "There should be no such thing as a fight between a God of Destruction and a God of Destruction."
Vados: それが 第6宇宙と 第7宇宙の消滅を意味することくらいご存じのはずです。
► "You at least know that would mean the disappearance of the 6th and 7th universes."
...yes, Attack Potency and Destructive Capacity are typically inequivalent, as per the Wiki's standards, but in this case, the range and scope of their sheer destructive capabilities when allowed to spiral into combat has been displayed on-screen before, and said scope is significantly superior to that of Episode 28, which adds greater credence to the idea that, yes, Beerus and Champa were warming up and were going escalate their powers to the point that they would destroy their two universes. In Episode 28, the two were exchanging blows in an attempt to one-up each other, and in Episode 70, they were exchanging blows with the intent to do harm, which is represented by the extent of their collateral.Classic case of AP =/= DC
I'll address this all at once since I have very similar responses for each individual point so I may as well lump it all together.The scene never implies that Beerus and Champa had already reached the point where they would destroy the two universes, only that, had they continued further, they would have been guaranteed to cause universal annihilation. In fact, according to the original Japanese dialogue...
The kanji used to describe when the destruction would have occurred is "はずです", which translates into "be supposed or expected to (do); be sure to (do); ought to (do)", further suggesting that they had yet to reach the point of endangering their universes. Moreover...
...yes, Attack Potency and Destructive Capacity are typically inequivalent, as per the Wiki's standards, but in this case, the range and scope of their sheer destructive capabilities when allowed to spiral into combat has been displayed on-screen before, and said scope is significantly superior to that of Episode 28, which adds greater credence to the idea that, yes, Beerus and Champa were warming up and were going escalate their powers to the point that they would destroy their two universes. In Episode 28, the two were exchanging blows in an attempt to one-up each other, and in Episode 70, they were exchanging blows with the intent to do harm, which is represented by the extent of their collateral.
Which is to say that Vegeta never sensed Beerus and Champa release enough power to endanger the two universes, meaning that Fusion Zamasu cannot be reasonably scaled to 2-C.
The two were visibly shown ramping up in speed and aggression as the fight continued.their universe destruction feat in Episode 70 was also happening overtime
Well that's more so because of how it started. First they were shoving each other, then they each threw a punch, then it became an all-out brawlThe two were visibly shown ramping up in speed and aggression as the fight continued.
Even after they began delivering blows, their flurry of attacks grew faster, and the tornado around them formed and spun around more ferociously.Well that's more so because of how it started. First they were shoving each other, then they each threw a punch, then it became an all-out brawl
This is only for a brief moment. They hit max speed in less than a second, so I'd hardly consider that noteworthy. Hell, the tornado hadn't even formed yet, only forming after they'd sped upEven after they began delivering blows, their flurry of attacks grew faster, and the tornado around them formed and spun around more ferociously.
But I mean...we know that isn't true.Actually, I think Goku from the Battle of Gods Saga should be 2-C, since the Danger Scale stated that "Beerus is interested in the Super Saiyan God, with power on par with his own".
God ki doesn't add some pressure lmao. That's just how Ki is. If you're stronger, your ki has greater pressure.
He wasn't really damaged in either of those cases. He was more pissed off than anythingIn relation to the thread, I'm neutral, but leaning towards disagreeing. Zamasu got ****** over twice by characters that scale nowhere near the level of a God of Destruction
Half his face was gone, and he was strained both times. He was clearly trying as well. It doesn't really make much sense for him to scale above BeerusHe wasn't really damaged in either of those cases. He was more pissed off than anything
The first instance was a combined attack, and the second was from Goku using more power than he could reasonably muster (as showcased by the attack taking out his arms)Half his face was gone, and he was strained both times. He was clearly trying as well. It doesn't really make much sense for him to scale above Beerus
I've never heard of this.If you're stronger, your ki has greater pressure.
Isn't this literally why higher amounts of ki can cause physical damage to the environment around them? Like cracking the ground or whatever? It's not specific to God kiI've never heard of this.
They clearly got stronger. We see a contrast between their level earlier and their level afterAlso, Zamasu was effortlessly beating Goku, Vegeta, and Trunks just prior
That makes no sense though. Yes, Saiyans grow as they fight, but the Father-Son Galick Gun, for instance, was in the literal same sequence where Trunks got clappedThey clearly got stronger. We see a contrast between their level earlier and their level after
Looks like Ki emanates a powerful vibration, but warping the weather and causing the entire planet to tremor do not appear to be the result of an intense pressure. In fact, I believe the only time "pressure" is ever mentioned in relation to Ki and when describing the feeling of Super Saiyan Blue's godly energy, being clear, of perfect quality, and of extreme concentration.Isn't this literally why higher amounts of ki can cause physical damage to the environment around them? Like cracking the ground or whatever? It's not specific to God ki
It's not supposed to make sense. Super is infamous for its bad powerscaling. Zamasu didn't just lower the effectiveness of his attacks. They got stronger and managed to push through them. We know this cause he was outright surprised at their attemptsThat makes no sense though. Yes, Saiyans grow as they fight, but the Father-Son Galick Gun, for instance, was in the literal same sequence where Trunks got clapped
What in the Universe Survival Saga actually contradicts this?Yeah I'm not sold on this. Narratively speaking this just doesn't work out, especially given that the Universe Survival Saga exists.
If it’s not supposed to make sense then why do we accept it?It's not supposed to make sense. Super is infamous for its bad powerscaling. Zamasu didn't just lower the effectiveness of his attacks. They got stronger and managed to push through them. We know this cause he was outright surprised at their attempts
The mere fact that only Jiren and Jiren alone is hyped up to be that one being who is stronger than a God of Destruction.What in the Universe Survival Saga actually contradicts this?
That is not an anti-feat. Jiren is a singular mortal, while Fused Zamasu is a fusion of two godsThe mere fact that only Jiren and Jiren alone is hyped up to be that one being who is stronger than a God of Destruction.