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Because it is. They have exactly one feat that can be interpreted as Low 2-C, and the rest of the Tournament they are portrayed as Super Saiyan Blue level at best. And by that I mean Pre Limit-Breaking Super Saiyan Blue.Aeyu said:"Hide the outlier"
What does this even mean? Any upgrade for Frieza/17 has been shot down again and again, this is an outlier, that is an outlier.
Because the middle ground doesn't exist. That's the Golden Mean Fallacy. The scaling is either right or it is wrong. Sticking it at the middle has no logical basis and is just there to appease people and end the discussion.Aeyu said:@Matt
Why not consider a possibly rating then, as I stated in the previous thread? As I said, I would very much like to find a middle ground here if it exists.
Nobody is denying that. People are saying that they becoming Low 2-C is false. The Jiren they fought isn't Low 2-C.PaChi2 said:Im with Sera here, btw.
Just because Frieza and 17 didnt gain a new form doesnt mean they didnt get stronger.
You are now entirely ignoring why they are Low 2-C in the first place.Sera Loveheart said:No Matt. Shaking an infinite space is not Low 2-C. It's High 3-A.
And I didn't even say breaking limits = Low 2-C.
None scales to them, tho. Literally none. Not even Anilaza. This is all due to their last feats.Dark649 said:Agree with Kep and Matt, if they are upgraded to Low 2-C a lot of other characters would end up being upgraded.
As a fan of comics... No, absolutely not. Scaling in DBS is just as bad as Mainstream Comics.Sera Loveheart said:Also, don't bring comics into this. It's an entirely different ballgame with even worse scaling.