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Yes, the votes should be counted and Goku's victory should be posted on his profile.Shouldn’t this match be over already? More people have said they vote for Goku than Saitama
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Yes, the votes should be counted and Goku's victory should be posted on his profile.Shouldn’t this match be over already? More people have said they vote for Goku than Saitama
Goku wouldn’t hold back on a bloodlusted opponent under SBA. He’ll see Saitama as a threat and accommodate for Saitama’s rise in power with his forms quickly. Against 19 and Cell he immediately went SSJ, so I don’t think Saitama would be different since he’s going for the kill. Also SSJ multipliers are odd but I know SSJ1 is 50x for Goku’s speed strength and duraGoku tends to hold back and prolong the fight because he enjoys fighting, so fighting Saitama would not be an exception. If he starts in base and does not go SSJ instantly, even if he does not get killed by Saitama's amp before going SSJ, it would definitely be too late, since at that point Saitama would've a rate of growth high enough to cover distances above what SSJ2 and SSJ3 multipliers are, which iirc are 10x and idk if there is something accepted for ssj3
Where in SBA does it say that? Because I gave it a glaze only says characters will not leave the battle and will try to win, not that they'll go all out ignoring the very character's personalityGoku wouldn’t hold back on a bloodlusted opponent under SBA.
State of mind: In character, but will attempt to win the battle. Characters will not give up of their own accord. That means a character that is uninterested or sees no chance of winning won't simply leave and characters wouldn't simply become friends with each other. This doesn't prevent a character being made to give up, because the other character manipulates them via things like, for example, mind control, fear inducement, psychological tricks or superhuman charisma.
Each character will view their opponents as enemies, who they have to assume wish to cause them severe harm such that losing could have any range of dire consequences. The characters will assume their opponents have not been forced into battle. They are assumed to have decided from free will to fight and are not excused by a just cause, difficult times or otherwise exonerating circumstances. Furthermore, the situation is assumed one where the opponents are not protected by social norms or consequences, such as being a civilian protected by law.
When there’s been severe consequences and things on the line Goku has killed his opponents.
Goku is in character and he’s shown not to hold back. SBA makes characters assume there’s dire consequences for losing so he’ll try not to loseWhere in SBA does it say that? Because I gave it a glaze only says characters will not leave the battle and will try to win, not that they'll go all out ignoring the very character's personality
I mean, against Garou, the "exchange of blows" that happened was literally... 2 blows before Saitama amped himself to 58x stronger.Saitama's rate of growth is exponential, but it's not so fast that an exchange of blows can't happen.
Don't know why you mentioned Buutenks, since Buutenks didn't have a power growth like Saitama has right here. There, Goku witnessed from an outsider point of view that Buu became many times stronger and, with time enough to react, decided it was the best to transform into SSJ.If Goku is able to sense the ridiculous rate of growth and instantly go SSJ3 (like against Buutenks), he can realistically one shot Saitama before he becomes an issue..
I'm like 80% sure Saitama only got 58x stronger by the end of the fightI mean, against Garou, the "exchange of blows" that happened was literally... 2 blows before Saitama amped himself to 58x stronger.
Goku can sense Saitama’s Ki/power level so he should reasonably amp himself to match and use his combat skill plus techniques to get a quick win like what he tried with the Instant Kamehameha.Here, Goku starts in base, an exchange of 2 blows happens, Saitama starts to blitz and becomes 58x stronger. In the time Goku decides to become ssj3 (if he even decides to directly go to it or does not die instantly due to the difference before transforming), Saitama'd be already stronger and punching Goku with no compassion, growing even stronger in the process.
Can't tag the other message, but even against enemies who could cause great damage, Goku still enjoys fights and sees them as fighters. Cell is an example of that, he gave a Senzu beam to him, thinking more of "transforming Gohan into a good fighter" than actually saving the Earth. Hell, he even enjoyed his fight against Buu and wished they could fight again, or spared Frieza despite he killed Krillin and knew he could "destroy the universe" if he was left alone. Even if there is a big threat, Goku's a fighter, and sees enemies as fighters
This was Saitama when the growth kicked in; this was Saitama, literally, 2 pages laterI'm like 80% sure Saitama only got 58x stronger by the end of the fight
The whole 58× amp is for the entire fight not that he would he would instantly grow by 58× if that was the case the other supporters would have already pointed this out before only
You said it yourself, match, not instantly kill. Goku does not instantly kill the enemy, even if he sees them as a threat (Freezer, Fat Majin Buu; didn't kill the first despite he killed Krillin, didn't kill the latter because he wanted the next generation to do something).Goku can sense Saitama’s Ki/power level so he should reasonably amp himself to match and use his combat skill plus techniques to get a quick win like what he tried with the Instant Kamehameha.
So, why assuming that won't be the case against Saitama, who he knows nothing about nor that can grow that fast?That point is a misinterpretation of Goku’s character. He didn’t care more about fighting than saving the Earth. He gave Cell a Senzu Bean so he would get cocky and let Gohan draw out his potential. He miscalculated a bit not accounting for Gohan’s hesitation but he did what he thought was right for everyone and in the end it paid off.
He was before, as fat Buu. And despite that thought he should give an oportunity to the guys and held back. Btw, that made me remind his fight against Majin Vegeta, which he saw that killed people but still he didn't use the SSJ3 despite getting ragdolled. Why would he, here?Against Buu, Goku gave it his all and killed him with the Spirit Bomb because he knew he was an intergalactic threat.
So, according to you: Goku sees a threat to the universe, people tell him to kill Freezer. Freezer kills his friends, but he want him to calm down and change; and he's going all out with an instant one shot against Saitama just because he grew stronger a little bit? Don't see that reasoning working.And that is completely not the reason he spared Frieza. He believed by humbling him and beating him at his strongest he could change him into a person and not a monster.
No? That's wrong, check the chapter, please. Saitama's growth started to kick in at that very moment, and literally 2 pages later he was 58x stronger. It's not the whole fight. And even if you think it is the whole fight, you can just consider that point of the fight (which gives us a graph), the final point (the difference were like I told you, 3 punches) and see that that difference is almost the same as his original value and the final one.The whole 58× amp is for the entire fight not that he would he would instantly grow by 58× if that was the case the other supporters would have already pointed this out before only
Saitama's growth is exponential. An exponential function does not grow fast at the very first moment. It first grows slow, until it becomes too fast for any other function to compete.Also saitama has a slight edge above goku in strength so once goku sense that he is stronger than him also that he is growing faster than he would definitely transform to end the fight
You’re comparing very specific situations against known threats to a rando trying to murder Goku. He didn’t instantly kill Fat Buu because he couldn’t, SSJ3 ran out. He didn’t go all out against Majin Vegeta because they had history (also probably for plot because then we couldn’t have Vegeta’s sacrifice or SSJ3 Goku vs Fat Buu). And Frieza was the end of his naive belief villains like him could change, so that won’t even apply to a Buu Saga Goku. And Goku can sense Saitama’s rising power so he’ll get stronger to accommodate before it gets worse for him.You said it yourself, match, not instantly kill. Goku does not instantly kill the enemy, even if he sees them as a threat (Freezer, Fat Majin Buu; didn't kill the first despite he killed Krillin, didn't kill the latter because he wanted the next generation to do something).
You're saying Goku would amp his power instantly to match a growth of a character he doesn't know that can grow that fast, concentrate in the fight, transform and use an instant kamehameha to kill, all at the same time... I'm sorry but I doubt Goku'd even do that.
If Goku notices the growth at the first 2 punches, it is nothing notable, maybe a 10x amp with wank? I think even less. He'd then, at best, go to SSJ since he enjoys to fight, there's no real need to worry (the high growth hasn't started yet) and no reason to go all out. Then, Saitama'd, regardless how, grow up to 58x his initial value. If Goku does not go ssj3 at that very instant, jumping SSJ2 for no reason, the growth would without a doubt be enough to one shot him.
And that's in the hypothetical case he didn't use IT nor ki attacks at that point of the fight. Otherwise, Saitama'd have already mimicked them both.
So, why assuming that won't be the case against Saitama, who he knows nothing about nor that can grow that fast?
He was before, as fat Buu. And despite that thought he should give an oportunity to the guys and held back. Btw, that made me remind his fight against Majin Vegeta, which he saw that killed people but still he didn't use the SSJ3 despite getting ragdolled. Why would he, here?
So, according to you: Goku sees a threat to the universe, people tell him to kill Freezer. Freezer kills his friends, but he want him to calm down and change; and he's going all out with an instant one shot against Saitama just because he grew stronger a little bit? Don't see that reasoning working.
Fat Buu example does not make sense. Dead Goku has not that stamina limitation.You’re comparing very specific situations against known threats to a rando trying to murder Goku. He didn’t instantly kill Fat Buu because he couldn’t, SSJ3 ran out. He didn’t go all out against Majin Vegeta because they had history. And Frieza was the end of his naive belief villains like him could change, so that won’t even apply to a Buu Saga Goku.
He'll get stronger to accommodate, not to instantly kill. That's the whole point of Goku losing here.And Goku can sense Saitama’s rising power so he’ll get stronger to accommodate before it gets worse for him.
It is both he was running out of time because of using ssj3 and he wanted to make them capable enough for handling the future threats when he is not thereIirc, didn't Goku state that he didn't kill Buu because he wanted new generation to kill him instead? Anyway, at that point Goku saw that Buu was an energy with a power level comparable to his SSJ3, and even then he first gave an explanation of all his form to him.
Here, Saitama is as strong as base Goku at first, but would grow stronger over time to surpass SSJ3 Goku. If we're talking about context of why Goku didn't kill that time, then by said context Goku wouldn't kill this time. Hell, even if Goku broke Saitama's bones, Saitama'd still get up with a power up. Unless Goku goes instantly to knock out, something he has done, I think, once against Nappa on beginning of DBZ, he still loses.
The difference between goku in ssj3 and saitama is that of 3b to 4a maybe would grow to 3c in fight goku one shots here considering the fact that saitama winning would lead to a severe consequences for him he won't hold back here and proceed to one shotWhich, again, does not mean he'd go to instantly kill.
Both Saitama and Garou got up from something far worse than what Goku does to his opponents to "end them" with an even bigger power up. So:
Goku does a normal battle like he always does against enemies far weaker than him, he starts getting overwhelmed in both base and SSJ after a couple of punches.
If Goku goes SSJ2 here, he loses. The gap is not high enough to one shot Saitama so Saitama'd grow far stronger than SSJ3 in short time.
If Goku goes SSJ3 here, he'd either:
1. Keep the fight going to see what Saitama is capable of. Yeah, Saitama might be an enemy, but for Goku he's also a fighter. Goku has little to no times gone through a transformation just to one shot the enemy. And, hell, he may even think Saitama is not growing stronger, but that he's using more of his innate power like any character with chi control does.
2. Try to let Saitama out of the fight without killing him. A Ki blast would do the work... but what Goku does not know is that limiter users like Saitama or Garou can get up even after getting his whole chest destroyed, after starting to lose the consciousness, getting stabbed, poisoned, etc. So Saitama'd grow stronger with a big amp due to his insane AD and that'd be the end of Goku.
I am sorry, but I do not see Goku winning this as easily as all people who vote for Goku say
Which, again, does not mean he'd go to instantly kill.
Both Saitama and Garou got up from something far worse than what Goku does to his opponents to "end them" with an even bigger power up. So:
Goku does a normal battle like he always does against enemies far weaker than him, he starts getting overwhelmed in both base and SSJ after a couple of punches.
If Goku goes SSJ2 here, he loses. The gap is not high enough to one shot Saitama so Saitama'd grow far stronger than SSJ3 in short time.
If Goku goes SSJ3 here, he'd either:
1. Keep the fight going to see what Saitama is capable of. Yeah, Saitama might be an enemy, but for Goku he's also a fighter. Goku has little to no times gone through a transformation just to one shot the enemy. And, hell, he may even think Saitama is not growing stronger, but that he's using more of his innate power like any character with chi control does.
2. Try to let Saitama out of the fight without killing him. A Ki blast would do the work... but what Goku does not know is that limiter users like Saitama or Garou can get up even after getting his whole chest destroyed, after starting to lose the consciousness, getting stabbed, poisoned, etc. So Saitama'd grow stronger with a big amp due to his insane AD and that'd be the end of Goku.
I am sorry, but I do not see Goku winning this as easily as all people who vote for Goku say
Please, check the profile before claiming that, because all those claims are wrong.The difference between goku in ssj3 and saitama is that of 3b to 4a maybe would grow to 3c in fight
I already answered thatgoku one shots here considering the fact that saitama winning would lead to a severe consequences for him he won't hold back here and proceed to one shot
Saitama 4a possibly 3c key is being used here he wont just grow to 3b in 4 or 5 punchesPlease, check the profile before claiming that, because all those claims are wrong.
I already answered that
It is not, did you read the OP? Saitama in base in this thread is stronger than Goku, there's no way he's in his 4-A keySaitama 4a key is being used here he wont just grow to 3b in 4 or 5 punches
Ok it was my mistake I didn't check properly but still he wont grow to 3b in few punchesIt is not, did you read the OP? Saitama in base in this thread is stronger than Goku, there's no way he's in his 4-A key