Since I was the one who filed the original report against
@Meiouhades, and I also submitted the DM report against this new account, I believe it is clear that this is a blatant sock-puppet of the same individual.
This is a new account that exhibits the exact same behavior patterns: a hard support for Dragon Ball (particularly regarding dimensional shit), hard opposition toward Naruto and Tensura, and a highly similar choice of wordingthat used by Hades. All in just... a few weeks? While this may not be impossible to a single user could conclusively prove on their own, system-side verification should make this fairly straightforward.
Additionally, the user was “invited” into the Dragon Ball supporters’ server, which is notable because that server rarely invites new users, especially those who have been active for less than a year (I'm not referring to Robo from the next ss btw). This invitation occurred despite the account having fewer than 100 comments and being
A WEEK OLD.
I am fully confident that these users were aware of what Hades was doing and actively assisted him in violating the rules. This was nothing more than blatantly acting. Hell, he even publicly admitted via a Reddit comment that he continued working with them after his ban.
While the pattern is clear, I do not currently have direct evidence to conclusively prove this last point.
And ofc his "Shadow" Discord account is also new (Aha, you created a Discord account exactly one week before joining the forum? lmao)
"Member since 29 Dic 2025"
Given how much Hades mentioned that he changed and
he really DIDN'T, even saying that he would stop being in Powerscaling and more bs to elicit pity, it would be best to give the user a
Perma-ban including IP. Unfortunately, I'm not the one who decides these things.
On the other hand, Idk if the case of the Dragon Ball Supporters should be evaluated? I repeat, I'm pretty sure that there isn't a
single instance where they haven't helped him break the rules for this.