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Ignoring the universal threat made plus the absurd gap between them, which is frankly just showing that the statement wouldn't be inconsistent with the multi-galaxy scaling as God Goku was nothing at all to Beerus, should be fairly reliable for two pissed off Gods of Destruction to be universal.It is, since that's how it works, you are not gonna get a 3-A rating based on vague arguments, stomping 3-B character still makes you only 3-B but on a higher scale
Ignoring the context.I would have made a counterargument if there was an argument to begin with. Unfortunately, being stronger than 3-B isn't a valid argument for 3-A.
That's why I went through just how big it is. It's at least hundreds to thousands of times, possibly even exponentially higher than that.Just saying "it wouldn't be inconsistent" and all is cool, but it lacks feats. Even saying that the gap is big don't give us how big the gap truly is.
There are universal threats who litteraly are tier 7 dudes after all.
Except this is all speculation since we don't actually know by how much.That's why I went through just how big it is. It's at least hundreds to thousands of times, possibly even exponentially higher than that.
No, it does. I have Tier 8 characters who are threats to the entire world, just because you can't threaten something doesn't mean you can destroy it in a single hit.That literally cannot exist.
It's not speculation when it's pretty blatantly given by the manga. Fusion has a multiplier, the god forms have gaps stated verbatim, how is this speculation? Speculation would be guessing their actual multipliers, but the gap between god and blue, the completed blue increase, among others, is stated pretty blatantly.Except this is all speculation since we don't actually know by how much.
No, it does. I have Tier 8 characters who are threats to the entire world, just because you can't threaten something doesn't mean you can destroy it in a single hit.
I'm pretty sure just being a dozen or so times stronger then SSJG Goku is enough to warrant a baseline 3-A at minimum given they're 3-B off of completely ravaging the universe in a few strikes.The gap is vast, but there isn't enough evidence for Universe level.
That's, blatantly untrue? The yield of the feat is unknown, sure, but acting like it's not encroaching on 3-A is disingenuous as **** as that spits in the face of everything we're told, point blank. This isn't even subject to debate, the level of 3-B the feat suggests and the levels of 3-B we unironically accept them as isnt something like baseline, it's "can cause huge damage to the cosmos and will destroy the universe in quick order with just a handful of clashes" tier, which isn't exactly low 3-B.The exact yield of the feat is unknown and saying "a few strikes" is speculative. Goku and Beerus had a prolonged fight, yet the universe wasn't destroyed, indicating that it's not just a few hits.
Tbh this also apply to BoG Goku from the anime to, since I also find his 3-A rating kind sus tbhThe exact yield of the feat is unknown and saying "a few strikes" is speculative. Goku and Beerus had a prolonged fight, yet the universe wasn't destroyed, indicating that it's not just a few hits.
you should probably make an anime CRT for that, it's not really relevant to this discussionTbh this also apply to BoG Goku from the anime to, since I also find his 3-A rating kind sus tbh
I read them. And I don't agree. Simple as that, what more do you want me to say? (Also I'm pretty sure this point in particular wasnt brought up, similar points, but not this one exactly).And we are back to square one where people are bringing the same points without reading that all those points were already covered previously.
Sorry but no, anime is different from the manga itself in a lot of ways if AKM Sama's blog hasn't said enough (Especially with the "3 punches required to end it all" with the final punch having the actual power to reduce the entire universe to an empty void as the first two were just for cushioning effects with Goku practicing to cancel out the punch to minimize damage).Tbh this also apply to BoG Goku from the anime to, since I also find his 3-A rating kind sus tbh
I know they are different and I'm not saying that the manga version is canon to the anime, what I'm trying to say is that the reason why BoG Goku is rated 3-B for him being stated to destroy the universe in an unknown timefram should also be the same for the anime version (in short both aren't canon to each other but the universal clash feat from the Manga is the same as the anime)Sorry but no, anime is different from the manga itself in a lot of ways if AKM Sama's blog hasn't said enough.
No, BoG Super Anime Goku is Universal through and through because we already know that the anime blatantly tells us that three punches was enough to destroy the universe- the first two punches were just for practicing of cancelling out the side-effects of their power while the last punch was what really carried all that firepower to instantly destroy the universe so timeframe here for the anime is irrelevant. This is how the anime massively differs from the manga in terms of the feat, even if the end result was intended to be the same, destroying the universe. This has already been discussed to hell and back previously and it was eventually accepted to be a full-out 3-A feat for anime characters, and that's not gonna change.I know they are different and I'm not saying that the manga version is canon to the anime, what I'm trying to say is that the reason why BoG Goku is rated 3-B for him being stated to destroy the universe in an unknown timefram should also be the same for the anime version (in short both aren't canon to each other but the universal clash feat from the Manga is the same as the anime)
Nvm forgot about what I said, this isn't the right thread to discuss thisNo, BoG Super Anime Goku is Universal through and through because we already know that the anime blatantly tells us that three punches was enough to destroy the universe- the first two punches were just for practicing of cancelling out the side-effects of their power while the last punch was what really carried all that firepower to instantly destroy the universe so timeframe here for the anime is irrelevant. This is how the anime massively differs from the manga in terms of the feat, even if the end result was intended to be the same, destroying the universe. This has already been discussed to hell and back previously and it was eventually accepted to be a full-out 3-A feat for anime characters, and that's not gonna change.
Your point isn't even new and has been responded to anyway.
3-B is a large tier and they are 3-B for being a threat to the universe as a whole.
We don't know how much time it would have taken then to destroy the universe at that rate, but assuming it would have happened during that fight, that makes them high-end 3-B.
How far into 3-B? We simply don't know. How much more do they need to become 3-A? We don't know. How much stronger they became after BoG? Again, unquantifiable and unknown.
You are pushing for a statistic by simply asking to make an assumption "hey guys idk how strong it is and I don't have any quantifiable evidence but it sure looks like they are now strong enough to be 3-A" which can be easily refuted by me saying the what I just did. Bring evidence, not assumptions.
If you're thinking about making a separate thread for this, you should know we've already discussed this to death several times where we ultimately concluded that the anime feat was 3-A through and through for being a lot more different than the manga feat itself and even made a rule against such threads trying to downgrade DBS anime Goku to lower than 3-A without any new evidence, and what you're suggesting is not new, it's already been tackled before and debunked.Nvm forgot about what I said, this isn't the right thread to discuss this
To say I was implying any such thing is incredibly disingenuous. I've consistently said it's closer to Universe level than Multi-Galaxy level, but the yield is unknown and it's not enough to substantiate Champa's vague claims.The yield of the feat is unknown, sure, but acting like it's not encroaching on 3-A is disingenuous as **** as that spits in the face of everything we're told, point blank. This isn't even subject to debate, the level of 3-B the feat suggests and the levels of 3-B we unironically accept them as isnt something like baseline, it's "can cause huge damage to the cosmos and will destroy the universe in quick order with just a handful of clashes" tier, which isn't exactly low 3-B.
While Goku and Beerus were presented as a massive threat to the universe, literally nothing suggests the destruction would take a "few hits". We literally see them perform a few hits over the course of the battle, as well as a massive energy clash, and nothing of the sort happens.@Maverick Given how Goku and Beerus were credible threats to the universe within a short amount of time, they'd probably backscale from Universe level rather than scale above Multi-Galaxy level.
Even if early SSG Goku, who survived hits from Beerus at a similar level of power, was hundreds of times weaker than the level of power he was at while threatening the universe, the clashes weren't near the end. We know this because a visibly tired Goku and Beerus are seen attacking each other into the stratosphere (see the links in the above quote), meaning that they performed more than a "few punches" and literally nothing happened to the universe. In fact, the initial battle before the clashes is presented as being the very beginning, as Goku's power is still increasing while it's fading in the stratosphere. To say I'm being disingenuous and then advocating for/outright removing context behind the feat is highly hypocritical.How long the fight lasted doesn't matter. because the attacks that were actually going to do the damage happened near the end (as in, the clashes that were a threat to the universe only happened near the end), everything prior to that isn't relevant to the feat, the dialogue about the feat or the context in which it is said. And not quite, if memory serves, Beerus and Goku clashed once and then Kai said "At this rate the whole universe will be destroyed", or something along those lines. What's that mean? Well, the term "this rate" is context sensitive, as it's dependent on the context and what the character is comparing to, what's the rate in question? Well, luckily we do indeed know, as he's saying that in reference to a singular clash. If one clash is enough to make him say at that rate the universe will be ******, then it's safe to assume, that, as he says, in just a few more of those clashes, the universe will indeed be ravaged beyond repair if just a single one is enough to make hi go from 1 to 100 panic mode.
If we take the feat at face value, they performed a few hits (at least 3) already in addition to an enormous energy clash. You're literally ignoring what the manga shows you.So take your pick, either we treat the feat as presented, and that they'll destroy the universe in a few clashes, and treat it as such and upscale them to 3-A whenever enough boosts happen to suggest that they become strong enough to hit with the power of a handful of clashes in one attack. Or we say **** the 3-B feat and don't use it all or ignore the dialogue and context.
We already did tho, that's how Chou Goku was originally 3-C+ before he got to 3-B.Why don’t we use inverse square law? Someone brought it up before but no one acknowledged it.
Huh? But wasn’t that for shaking and not destroying?We already did tho, that's how Chou Goku was originally 3-C+ before he got to 3-B.
We got 3-C+ for shaking from the very edge IIRC. It was definitely assumed to be violently shaken which is what boosted the value.Huh? But wasn’t that for shaking and not destroying?
Yeah but they were gonna destroy it. Not shake it to death.We got 3-C+ for shaking from the very edge IIRC
To say I was implying any such thing is incredibly disingenuous. While Goku and Beerus were presented as a massive threat to the universe, literally nothing suggests the destruction would take a "few hits". We literally see them perform a few hits over the course of the battle, as well as a massive energy clash, and nothing of the sort happens.
The clashes weren't near the end, we know this because a visibly tired Goku and Beerus are seen attacking each other into the stratosphere (see the links in the above quote), meaning that they performed more than a "few punches" and literally nothing happened to the universe.
In fact, the initial battle before the clashes is presented as being the very beginning, as Goku's power is still increasing while it's fading in the stratosphere. To say I'm being disingenuous and then advocating for/outright removing context behind the feat is highly hypocritical.
Fighters in DBZ throw dozens, if not hundreds of attacks during battles, which is actually supported by Elder Kai saying "at this rate". This is like saying one nuclear bomb is a threat to the entire because the combined nuclear arsenal of the planet would constitute an extinction-level event.
If we take the feat at face value, they performed a few hits (at least 3) already in addition to an enormous energy clash. You're literally ignoring what the manga shows you.
Well even the shaking went real close to 3-B, a hair's width away from it. Not like I agree with the downgrades anyway, Manga Goku is fine at 3-B (High-end 3-B, close to 3-A but which value, we don't know, all we know is that it's thoroughly high-end 3-B) and Anime Goku is fine where he is at now (Which is 3-A).Yeah but they were gonna destroy it. Not shake it to death.