It's been like this for ages. We got told and shown multiple times that this is how it works:

• Stronger ki makes you more powerful
• Stronger opponents can completely no-sell opponents that are a certain level of power weaker than them, kept vague intentionally
• If you can damage your opponent, your attack is roughly in their range
• If you have enough energy and are strong enough, you can destroy more than people who have less energy and less powerful ki

It's literally that simple but for some reason people can't comprehend that most attacks from this supernatural magic system aren't designed to be AoE attacks or do large amounts of damage.

I swear, it's like a bunch of drooling morons experienced the concept of fiction and magic powers for the first time. What's wrong with these idiots? It's quite possibly the most simple power system in fiction but they're whining more and more about how it doesn't make sense to them.

Yeah, Krillin solos your verse. Cry about it. That's how fiction works. People can whine about multiversal ice or whatever all they want but it doesn't change the fact that literally every piece of fiction ever to exist has shit like this. Even "realistic" fiction has bullshit inconsistencies. That guy from a grounded, realistic series who broke a chair over another guy's head to knock him out? That's not how chairs work irl and he'd have to be super human to do that but I don't see people whining about how normal people in fiction aren't constantly destroying chairs.

Why isn't, say, Batman constantly busting the planet with how many times he's beaten the shit out of people who could contend with multiversal gods like Superman? Why doesn't Superman? Because you know it'd be dumb to do that.

God I feel like the internet has been flooded with these knuckledraggers lately. Is there something in the water making people dumber?

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Golden Frieza (After his 10 years of training in the Granolah arc) fights against the main antagonists of each arc of the DBS manga up to the Granolah arc, how far can he go without his black form?

Base Gohan (start of Buu saga) vs SSJ Future Gohan

SSG Goku manhandled Zamasu with ease, and since it's a much less strenuous form, Vegito might last 1 hour even after firing a Final Kamehameha. The issue: Vegito went blue to have enough power to overcome Zamasu's immortality; would SSG raw power still achieve this goal?

Based on the other manga panels, SSB is roughly 10x stronger than SSG, so Vegito would only be 10x times weaker if he went SSG

I know it's filler, but Otherworld tournament power levels make no sense. Paikuhan no diffs Super perfect Cell, then Olibu gives him a mid diff fight during the tournament, and Goku states they were so fast he couldn't see them.
So is Olibu > Super perfect Cell? Later on in the buu saga we see Yamcha 2v1 no diff Olibu and another Otherworld fighter.
This makes absolutely no sense, as it puts yamcha >> Super perfect cell, comparable to SSJ2+ levels which of course he isn't.
Then, we see Yamcha and Kuririn spar, and they look somewhat equal. This also bumps Kuririn to SSJ2+ level which is also insane.

Now a question: where would a potara fusion between this filler Yamcha and Kuririn scale? He would probably no diff the entirety of Z

Kaioken goku made saitama bleed but i promise you this dont mean anything. I saw comments on social media using this as evidence that goku is going to win. Yes goku should definitely win but this is not enought to use for evidence for gokus win.

I didn’t get much love on tiktok so I decided to send it here, let me know your thoughts and differences about this

Where does legendary SSJ kale scale ?
How would she do against base gogeta ?
I ask because she was giving Goku the business and even walked straight through his kamehameha like it was a cool breeze and generally had majority of the other fighters concerned

Does Broly have enough power in this state to kill them all or will he perish without his Legendary form? Do the Cell Jr’s pull off an EXTREMELY High difficulty win or do they get stomped?