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which is where the daizenshuu statement comes in.
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Yes, as well as the logic as to why he "should" be that strong is pretty stupid, given that just because Cell stomps Goku and Dabura stomps Shin, doesn't mean Goku = Shin. Shim might as well could be as strong as anyone else in the Cell Games based on that logic alone since Cell stomps everyone thereThis was rejected in the past because it says "Shin should be equal to Goku in the Cell Games", meaning it sounds much like an estimation that a statement.
Given it's not Toriyama who writes this (his team supervises it), this makes the line non-definitive
Yeah.Yes, as well as the logic as to why he "should" be that strong is pretty stupid, given that just because Cell stomps Goku and Dabura stomps Shin, doesn't mean Goku = Shin. Shim might as well could be as strong as anyone else in the Cell Games based on that logic alone since Cell stomps everyone there
I already explained to you why this logic is flawed, Goku was stronger than everyone at the Cell Games with just 50% of his power.Shin might as well could be as strong as anyone else in the Cell Games based on that logic alone
What daizenshuu statement?which is where the daizenshuu statement comes in
How is that related to what Gilad said in any way? The statement from the Daizenshuu is a deduction from the editor, not an actual information.I already explained to you why this logic is flawed, Goku was stronger than everyone at the Cell Games with just 50% of his power.
He said the Goku = Shin statement could be applied to any other character from the Cell Games since all of them were stomped by Cell in his Perfect Form. However, he ignores Goku's statement about using only 50% of his full power and therefore, they can't be compared to Shin in that way.How is that related to what Gilad said in any way?
Huh? No, he said Shin could be as strong as anyone based on this statement alone, because everyone there was cautious about Perfect Cell.He said the Goku = Shin statement could be applied to any other character from the Cell Games since all of them were stomped by Cell in his Perfect Form. However, he ignores Goku's statement about using only 50% of his full power and therefore, they can't be compared to Shin in that way.
No? Shin is stated to be equal to Goku and no one was remotely comparable to Goku during the Cell Games (except Gohan and Cell, of course)Huh? No, he said Shin could be as strong as anyone based on this statement alone, because everyone there was cautious about Perfect Cell.
This is the worst case of poor interpretation I've seen this week.No? Shin is stated to be equal to Goku and no one was remotely comparable to Goku during the Cell Games (except Gohan and Cell, of course)
Shin has regular Ki and God Ki.Piccolo can't sense God Ki, he can't know how strong Shin actually is.
It doesn't matter. While this is true that Goku was stronger, the logic as to why Shin is that powerful is flawed as well, since Cell stomping Goku doesn't indicate Shin being equal to him at all, especially when they "deduce" that based on nothing. The statement might as well could've referred to everyone else there and it'd be equally as valid (or rather invalid)I already explained to you why this logic is flawed, Goku was stronger than everyone at the Cell Games with just 50% of his power.
Unless there's actual factual proof otherwise, nothing debunks it. Hell goku himself didn't debunk it.
This is utter bullshit. Beerus' statement about Goku being unable to beat freeza in base is demonstrably false.
Scaling from Z clearly debunks it. Shin couldn't lift the Z Sword, while Goku lifted it in Base form. Shin also can one shot Frieza, meaning Base Goku > FriezaUnless there's actual factual proof otherwise, nothing debunks it. Hell goku himself didn't debunk it
I agree with this, but that's a bad example. Lifting Strength doesn't necessarily translate to power output.Scaling from Z clearly debunks it. Shin couldn't lift the Z Sword, while Goku lifted it in Base form. Shin also can one shot Frieza, meaning Base Goku > Frieza
And this is just one example to debunk you
Well, there's also Base Goku seriously damaging the Old Kai, and as we know, all Supreme Kais can one shot FriezaI agree with this, but that's a bad example. Lifting Strength doesn't necessarily translate to power output.
Also, Beerus' statement does not apply because Goku was casual, and not using his max power in base form.
That's an even worse example but okay.Well, there's also Base Goku seriously damaging the Old Kai, and as we know, all Supreme Kais can one shot Frieza
And Goku was extremely casual when he did that.
And again, this is just one examples. There are many more that show that Goku surpassed Frieza in Base even before Beerus
And then you reply with the worst example of them all!That's an even worse example but okay.
A better example is BoG goku being the strongest warrior at the time putting him above ultimate gohan in SSJ3, which makes his base form greater than base gotenks who's greater than SSJ2s.
I didn't say it did. I scaled Goku's strongest form to the statement. Which would mean SSJ3 Goku > Ultimate gohan > SSJ3 Gotenks, therefore base Goku > Base Gotenks who is > SSJ2 buu saga level.And then you reply with the worst example of them all!
This declaration doesn't necessarily refer to Goku in his base form.
Trying to use LS to debunk this is ineffective, especially since shin himself never even fought physically, only using Psychokinesis/energy blasts, his katchin he created from Magic also shattered the Z sword. Not to mention Goku himself was on the end of a rather pathetic 40 tons low end feat.Scaling from Z clearly debunks it. Shin couldn't lift the Z Sword, while Goku lifted it in Base form. Shin also can one shot Frieza, meaning Base Goku > Frieza
And this is just one example to debunk you
Supereme Kai said everyone of the 5 kais he was with at the time buu came could oneshot Frieza, his statement had absolutely nothing to do with old Kai, who he didn't even know existedWell, there's also Base Goku seriously damaging the Old Kai, and as we know, all Supreme Kais can one shot Frieza
And Goku was extremely casual when he did that.
And again, this is just one examples. There are many more that show that Goku surpassed Frieza in Base even before Beerus
Which is hilarious since that would literally include himself.Supereme Kai said everyone of the 5 kais he was with at the time buu came could oneshot Frieza, his statement had absolutely nothing to do with old Kai, who he didn't even know existed