- 4,036
- 2,670
Im not sure where the premise of fusion attacks generate an "unquantifiable times much energy factors in here considering that in this case the Energy in question is not exactly merging into each other and multiplying but more so clashing against each other and the resulting explosive force creates shockwaves that expands outwards and affects everything around......but that's neither here nor therewasn't the whole point of the DBS feat problem that fusion attacks generate and "unquanitifable" times much energy due to its portrayal in fiction and thus can't just be divided between two characters?
I don't agree with that sentiment but it doesn't change the fact that afaik beerus and champa were considered to be below 50% of 2-C
The main point here is THIS:
Both Beerus and Champa by casually clashing with each other are able to produce a 2-C Feat.
Given that our standards that once in Tier 2, multipliers and dividends cannot be used to manipulate tiering, no amount of dividing the force of the 2-C feat should result in Low 2-C. That is blatant ignoring the standard that has been set in place because you using DIVISION to make a 2-C Feat become Low 2-C.
Similarly to how we can't use multiplication to make a Low 2-C Feat (thats Half 2-C in this case) 2-C by multiplying the Low 2-C Force by 2
We should not be able to turn a 2-C feat into Low 2-C by dividing the force of the 2-C Feat by half.
And if we are allowing division of force to result in changes in Tier 2 then there is no reason why the inverse can't be said for Multiplication as welll...... otherwise Math is Dead.
The Answer is Simple:
Beerus and Champa casually made a 2-C Feat occur and both individually downscale from that which although makes them less than Baseline 2-C they are still 2-C.
Infinite divided by any number is still Infinite after all