It's from the youngjump, where OPM is read online.
Plus, if you look at the bottom, you can see it's supported by ONE and Murata
so I guess we can also take infinite power saitama as canon as well, right?
Again: you're using a canon statement to scale Boros to a character whose strength was unknown for even the authors when the statement was made.
which still doesn't matter, because that's never been a requirement and still isn't, along with you repeatedly ignoring the fact that even if Boros wasn't written with Orochi's feat in mind, Orochi was still written with Boros very much in mind. Seems you're ignoring the parts that debunks you, bruh
Have you even read my comment to se why that's not the case? It seems you're ignoring the parts that debunks you, bruh
I didn't ignore it, I responded to it. I said that the statement is canon, and until you can prove that it's retconned, it's still canon. The end.
I've already told you: Orochi's strength was unknown when the statement was made.
which is not a requirement.
Using that Databook, you'd find it easier to scale Gouketsu to Boros using Genos' knowledge of Serious Punch, than to scale Boros to a character who not even the authors knew how strong it was.
to a character who was practically written to be weaker than Boros*
to literally the main villain of the very next major arc*
It's not headcanon, he literally references Boros in the pre redraw orochi fight, ONE was quite clearly thinking of him
Compelling argument.
It's not. It's just plain logic: the fight was stated to be among the strongest of the universe. Orochi was just a concept back them, with 0 feats. Therefore, the author, who's the one who made the statement, and didn't have planned the power of Orochi, didn't include Orochi in the statement.
Orochi is retroactively included, considering there is a canon statement of Boros being stronger than him. Stop pouting and just prove it's been retconned, or else the statement stays canon.
It should be easy or you, considering you're definitely the correct one here, right? Surely you have
evidence supporting a claim you made, right?
Also, that same databook considers Tatsumaki being capable of moving all of creation and having no weight limit of what She can lift, Atomic Samurai being able to cut at an atomic level, etc. etc. Flowery language, bruh.
Exaggerating someone's strength and abilities is not comparable to a statement directly saying A>Bi
also Atomic Samurai being able to split atoms is still a possibility, even though it's contested, so who even knows.
The statement is canon. It's just that, as common sense says: you can't use a statement to scale Boros to a character who didn't display anything until years later.
admits the statement is canon and then immediately proceeds to claim it's invalid for scaling to a character it applies to
I am very disappointed in you young man.
Bruh, here we come again with this false equivalence.
Please, learn the difference between using a statement made by an author to scale Boros to a character who was a mere concept back then, to use a direct feat of the series to scale Saitama to a character who didn't show to get any stronger.
the difference is nothing, because both statements are canon. Got any proof it's not canon? (The answer is no)
I mean, if we use Genos stating in the Databook that Earth was going to be destroyed as knowledge Genos had (leaving alone Genos didn't know how strong Tatsumaki was), that means Genos knows Saitama can defeat planet buster enemies.
Which means Genos thinks Gouketsu is a planet level threat since he thought Saitama needed help to defeat him. Guess who scales above Gouketsu? Orochi. Guess who scales above Orochi? Tatsumaki.
Using that kind of argument isn't good...
And, for your information: authors can change their opinion of how strong a character is. Back then, Murata stated it was unsure if Tatsumaki'd be able to kill Orochi. But now she stomps him. Authors opinion of their characters change. That's why authors statements, which are the ones reflected in a databook (so outlierish as this one is, "moving all of creation", "being able to cut down to atoms", "the strongests of the universe", etc.) are taken with the grain of salt. And imagine using it to scale Boros above a character who was unknown back then lol
Murata is an unreliable source and is technically just non-canon, but the wiki listens to him anyways
yknow what, let's just go ahead and stop listening to genos too, he doesn't know shit! All we're left with is...... statements of Boros being the strongest in the universe. Compelling argument.
Considering how they very repeatedly say boros is the strongest in the universe, it's very obvious that they're not just exaggerating. But hey, if that's not good enough, then I guess we can just toss out the entire guidebook, since apparently literally everything that results in an upgrade must be flowery language. If we can't trust
3 uncontradicted statements beating it into the reader's ****** head, I guess we literally can't accept anything from it.