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Lifting Strength is inconsistent in Dragon Ball and it's better for them to remain at unknown since Goku could lift bigger boulders when he was kid, lifted giant piccolo, but was unable to lift a small mountain thrown by Frieza and was shown to not lift 40 tons when later in the Buu saga he lifted big rocks and lifted things above 40 tons before meeting Beerus, then he sustained a suit that was sinking to the earth when training in Beerus domain.
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Well,40tons is when he used bukatjsu or whatever to keep him in air floating,so it's not same as lifting from solid surface
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In order to apply a lifting strength value to the characters it's better to calc every lifting strength feats [Ranging from Roshi moving a rock to this rock moving feat, including Goku lifting structures at King Kai planet before meeting Beerus] than discussed and applied by powerscaling.
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i found gohan lifting one, i'd say 4 meters in length height and width/64 cubic meters, assuming it is the same weight as normal rock, thus 2600 kg per cubic meter, 166.4 tonnes. the one that vegeta lifted was 3 by 3 by 6, making it 27 cubic meters, thus 140 tonnes. the large grey one goku lifted is 12 meters by 12 by 8, making it 1152 cubic meters, thus 2995 tonnes. the rest are like 100 to 500 tonners. remember they did this casually
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I would like to submit this blog to help set the "At least" benchmark before we combine it with scaling.
https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:Firestorm808/Goku's_Strength
https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:Firestorm808/Goku's_Strength
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Isn't the material he's lifting the densest material in their multiverse?
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I think it was only mentioned at the "hardest."
I think it was only mentioned at the "hardest."
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For the Anime continuity, there is the Filler Cell meteor feat, assuming he can lift it.
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Well if he can find it saying densest it would be a large upgrade. If we wanna talk about anime feats Goku moved a planetoid, How? Not sure but it was clearly moving. It happened when Vegeta went to space when he was trying to find Goku after frieza saga.
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That's not how mass works in space. You still need energy to overcome an object's inertia.
That's not how mass works in space. You still need energy to overcome an object's inertia.
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He was able to stop its motion in space, so it should technically count as a pushing force against it.
If we use F = m * a and pixel scale, we can determine the force needed to decelerate the meteor to 0 m/s.
Also, what are the rules on using filler on VS Battles? Only allow it if it doesn't contradict the manga?
He was able to stop its motion in space, so it should technically count as a pushing force against it.
If we use F = m * a and pixel scale, we can determine the force needed to decelerate the meteor to 0 m/s.
Also, what are the rules on using filler on VS Battles? Only allow it if it doesn't contradict the manga?
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As far as dbz goes, anime and manga are seperate profiles and canons.
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It contradicts because it never happened. He stood there for 10 days.
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Except,super kachin hardest material in universe,so mass would be insaneShrekkid said:
Blue star or star that died has mass of 1 billion per cm/2 or something like that
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^ Hardest doesn't mean densest. Take gold vs iron.
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titanium is harder than steel, yet it's less dense, steel 8.05 g/cm, titanium 4.506 g/cm, also we don't know the density so i assumed that it had a similar density for rock in my calc because super katchin looks similar, if anything proves that wrong with in the boundaries of the show, inform me
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Goku's strength is extremely inconsistent and he has been shown lifting larger boulders and much heavier things in the past so this at best is unquantifiable.
I agree about closing this though.
I agree about closing this though.
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