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Except they have used power-scaling several times before. In the Fulgore vs Sektor fight they said that it took both Jago and Orchid to defeat Fulgore whereas Sektor has been humiliated by Sub-Zero over and over again. Assuming that one character must be equal to another purely for matching another in combat is the very definition of power-scaling and in that case it wasn't even good power-scaling. They said that Orchid defeated the demi-god Eyedol (which was also a deciding factor in the Ivy vs Orchid match-up) and therefore Fulgore is instantly more powerful than Sektor as a result, but multiple official sources have all stated that Eyedol was in a severely weakened state when he fought Orchid. Plus I'm sure that Sub-Zero could defeat both Orchid and Jago simultaneously.SuperKamiNappa said:I don't personlly mind that they don't use powerscaling, they outright said they don't use it in the first Goku vs Superman episode. but sometimes it doesn't work.
In Epyon vs Tigerzord, again they just assumed that all of the feats of other Power Rangers were directly applicable to the White Ranger, again scaling and not very good at that.
In Darth Vader vs Doctor Doom again they applied scaling to Doctor Doom based on all the people that he's faced, which as we all know is not a good idea. I agree with the outcome of that particular fight, but you get the idea.
In the Goku vs Superman match-up it was clear that the lack of power-scaling was done (just like everything else) in order to give Superman the win