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This isn't about what we prefer, it is about what is right and logical.Therefir said:
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Gods of Destruction
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Unfortunately I'd have to disagree, and for way more reasons than what I have said here. Thinking on it I can go on and on about how the current 2-C standards are wonky; and I will in another thread later down the road.Therefir said:
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There is no implication that a single GoD can destroy 2 universes. So they should not be 2-C according to how we treat a DB universe.
2 GoDs destroying 2 universes is a 2-C feat, but since it is shared it means 1 universe for each GoD. So it would have made them baseline Low 2-C if the feat was done from the mid-point of both universes.
However, they were going to destroy 2 universes from a point in one of the universes, not from the middle point of the universes. If we say Beerus was destroying his own universe, then the energy Champa will need to destroy his own universe from a point in U7 would be way above baseline Low 2-C using inverse-square law.
So imo, this feat is neither 2-C nor baseline Low 2-C. Destroying 2 universes from a point which is not the mid-point of both universes, should be unquantifiably(because I don't know if it can be quantified or not) above baseline Low 2-C but still below 2-C.
2 GoDs destroying 2 universes is a 2-C feat, but since it is shared it means 1 universe for each GoD. So it would have made them baseline Low 2-C if the feat was done from the mid-point of both universes.
However, they were going to destroy 2 universes from a point in one of the universes, not from the middle point of the universes. If we say Beerus was destroying his own universe, then the energy Champa will need to destroy his own universe from a point in U7 would be way above baseline Low 2-C using inverse-square law.
So imo, this feat is neither 2-C nor baseline Low 2-C. Destroying 2 universes from a point which is not the mid-point of both universes, should be unquantifiably(because I don't know if it can be quantified or not) above baseline Low 2-C but still below 2-C.
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