What is the limit of Goku's Heat resistance?

[Anime_Facts]

What is Goku's greatest feat of heat resistance?

could Akainu hurt Goku?

 

[Thelastmlg]

best one i remember is him flying through lava as ssb, which can range from 700 to 1,200 °C, can't find any specific temperature for akainu but he uses magma, which is apparentely sliiiight hotter than lava, since goku fully ignored it, i assume he would resist it just fine

 

[Quantu]

He opened his mouth and bit Broly and it still didn't affect him. So casually upscaling from magma temperatures. DBZ anime Goku stood next to the surface of a star.

 

[Anime_Facts]

best one i remember is him flying through lava as ssb, which can range from 700 to 1,200 °C, can't find any specific temperature for akainu but he uses magma, which is apparentely sliiiight hotter than lava, since goku fully ignored it, i assume he would resist it just fine

I remember Enel having a calculated feat that gave a much higher temperature than conventional magma, and certainly scaled to Akainu, I just don't remember the exact result, so maybe he could hurt Goku (if this is his limit of heat durability)

 

[Anime_Facts]

He opened his mouth and bit Broly and it still didn't affect him. So casually upscaling from magma temperatures. DBZ anime Goku stood next to the surface of a star.

so canon Goku should have a heat resistance of at least 1200°, and noncanon Goku somewhere around 5000°?

 

[Nullflowerblush]

Goku withstood the Sphere of Destruction, which the Elder Kai declared could "evaporate anything that even comes near it", which appears to include the planet that Beerus launched the attack at. Sooooo, 3,300°F-ish?

 

[Saintdhqhdy]

No limit, goku doesn’t get hurt

 

[Anime_Facts]

No limit, goku doesn’t get hurt

the pain who feels goku

 

[Rendynoc0unter]

dunno, i dont know about the verse.

 

[Anime_Facts]

Goku withstood the Sphere of Destruction, which the Elder Kai declared could "evaporate anything that even comes near it", which appears to include the planet that Beerus launched the attack at. Sooooo, 3,300°F-ish?

Perhaps we could use the melting temperature of some super-tough material then, as nothing in the universe would be able to withstand that temperature.

 

[Thelastmlg]

Tantalum carbide is the most heat resistant material in the world, resisting up to 4000 °C