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It's like, how do you expect me to react to that? Not a comment like "Guys look at this cool video", just posted raw. It's insane.This has been linked here with no context so many times...
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I want to share this video on here. Want to see what y'all's thoughts are on the analysis after watching it
I'm about 50/50 when it comes to Namek Saga Super Saiyan Vegeta vs Namek Saga Frieza, give or take. Because on the one hand, I think your arguments make a lot of sense, but on the other hand? I think Frieza actually has a few solid advantages of his own.I agree that stat-wise, Vegeta is probably not strong enough to win. Vegeta was above Third Form Frieza in power by the end, and while we don’t know how strong that is exactly, we know he was probably weaker than Base Goku’s 3 Million, and we know he’s stronger than Second Form Frieza (1 Million). So putting him at 2 million, (which fits the statement Null was using to argue at least 2x increases per form except for the Final form, the numbers he cited {though I don’t know where he got them from}). So does 2.4 Million, since if the Third Form is at least double Second Form, Vegeta would have to be above 2 million, not 2 million exactly. Though saying 2.4 million is kinda arbitrary. It could be just 2.2 Mil, or 2.3 Mil.
For posterity, though, I’ll say for argument he’s as low as possible—2 Million. That puts Vegeta at 100 Million, and slightly weaker than 100% Frieza. However, I don’t think he’d lose. Goku was able to beat Frieza around for a time/hold his own when Frieza was holding himself slightly higher than Goku via his training. Vegeta, while not as skilled as Goku at this point, should be capable of the same. As even when he became a basic SSJ in the future (Android Saga), he was capable of holding onto his mental faculties.
This, combined with Frieza’s dwindling stamina, Vegeta’s slightly lower strength, smarter approach to battle (though it would understandably still be blinded by his ego to an extent), and experience leads me to believe he’d win. It just would be an incredibly difficult battle.
Actually, a thought occurs. Even though Vegeta is weaker, his attacks should be stronger. Since he learned how to manipulate his Ki like an Earthling by this point, which allows one to massively enhance their own powers via burst precision (simulating higher levels of power than you actually have), and Ki attacks that inflate your PL. So its fully possible his attacks are decently stronger than Frieza (not consistently, mind you), to get around the physical advantage Frieza has anyway. Frieza's durability IS pretty absurd, but Vegeta at this point has his own Destructo Disk, so if he fights intelligently he can cut him down. The psychic powers would definitely be an issue, though. However, I don't think it'd be too much of one-Especially because once Frieza hits 100%, he drops it entirely in favor of trying to abuse his physicals.I'm about 50/50 when it comes to Namek Saga Super Saiyan Vegeta vs Namek Saga Frieza, give or take. Because on the one hand, I think your arguments make a lot of sense, but on the other hand? I think Frieza actually has a few solid advantages of his own.
For one, I think Frieza has better durability given that he was getting up pretty consistently even though he was thirty million points below Super Saiyan Goku and even when his stamina was dwindling. So even though his stamina drain is substantial, Frieza's absurd durability and survivability make tanking attacks from a weaker Super Saiyan a little more easy for Frieza. And alongside Frieza's psychic abilities giving him some legway over Vegeta, I think his biggest advantage is that he's known Vegeta for decades so I can see him doing the shit he did during the TOP and psychologically messing with Vegeta to get him to make a fatal mistake, which I think he could do due to how good Frieza is with messing around with people and Vegeta's ego and arrogance.
Again I think it's 50/50, but Frieza defeating a hypothetical Super Saiyan Vegeta has some logic to it.
Isn't this argument based off of PL's being linear though or am I misunderstanding something?I agree that stat-wise, Vegeta is probably not strong enough to win. Vegeta was above Third Form Frieza in power by the end, and while we don’t know how strong that is exactly, we know he was probably weaker than Base Goku’s 3 Million, and we know he’s stronger than Second Form Frieza (1 Million). So putting him at 2 million, (which fits the statement Null was using to argue at least 2x increases per form except for the Final form, the numbers he cited {though I don’t know where he got them from}). So does 2.4 Million, since if the Third Form is at least double Second Form, Vegeta would have to be above 2 million, not 2 million exactly. Though saying 2.4 million is kinda arbitrary. It could be just 2.2 Mil, or 2.3 Mil.
For posterity, though, I’ll say for argument he’s as low as possible—2 Million. That puts Vegeta at 100 Million, and slightly weaker than 100% Frieza. However, I don’t think he’d lose. Goku was able to beat Frieza around for a time/hold his own when Frieza was holding himself slightly higher than Goku via his training. Vegeta, while not as skilled as Goku at this point, should be capable of the same. As even when he became a basic SSJ in the future (Android Saga), he was capable of holding onto his mental faculties.
This, combined with Frieza’s dwindling stamina, Vegeta’s slightly lower strength, smarter approach to battle (though it would understandably still be blinded by his ego to an extent), and experience leads me to believe he’d win. It just would be an incredibly difficult battle.
I want to share this video on here. Want to see what y'all's thoughts are on the analysis after watching it
Yeah, the anime exaggerates the fight. My own post is purely from the manga.Should be noted Freezer got curbstomped by Goku in the manga while it's the anime that makes them more even.
Eyy two of them done by my mutual
1498 QuettatonsUsing Toei anime scaling is this right?
A power level of 60,000 (562 Quettatons; 1.5 times weaker then Namek Saga base Goku)
*Great Ape: 5,620 Quettatons
A power level is 160,000 is?
For the power level of 160,000?1498 Quettatons
1 yeahFor the power level of 160,000?
And I was right for the first one of 60,000?
i mean.....they did all have individual space times without the extra time dimension statement into consideration earlier, but still wasn't Low 1-C, the other time dimension statement of the ROSAT and Time Room was what made the timeline Low 1-C, without those it would still be 2-C, altho i don't think anyone can find a way to disprove the ROSAT for that to matter..........so mehThe hypertimeline literally only gets disproven if you can prove there is a singular time stream for the whole 13 universes and subdimensions of them, even just having 2 different spacetimes confirmed to exist in all of the multiverse would still make DB timelines Low 1-C because of hierarchical superiority.
Hyperbole, he transcends Hit's ability, hence the resistance, if he truly transcends time he would not be affected, but is being affected
With the hit's abilities being accepted as 5D, well, you already know...And don't try to upgrade Jiren over Infinite Zamasu if he can be 5D, are you understanding?
They would only gain resistance to 5D time stop, nothing more than that.With the hit's abilities being accepted as 5D, well, you already know...