The burden of proof here is not on me. The material outright implies that in the ROF movie they couldn't transform into SSB unless they had their "god-like power"; that's a premise, not something I need to prove.Despite the fact Goku with the power of a SSJG transforms twice into SSJ and doesn't become SSJ you mean, whatever happen in-between BoG and RoF is irrelevant since its pure speculation you can't prove. Supplement material don't take precedence over the source material, its the other way around.
The supplement material doesn't necessarily bring up any blatant contradictions in relation to what we've seen in both anime and manga, still.
Arguments could be made that Super's retroactively changing what was stated back then or that Goku and Vegeta could turn their power on and off in both scenarios, and the pamphlet could/would fit regardless. Which brings me back to why I mentioned the article in the first place. Although completely unmentioned and not acknowledged, or better yet unintended, the idea of two different base forms can also be seen as a sort of potential, involuntary byproduct of the writing through both feats and statements -- which is basically why the theory has enjoyed more than a modicum of fortune in the fanbase, in the first place.
Well, what do you know, I had missed it. I convene with your interpretation, then.No problem, it was said in episode 95 right after Freeza escaped and contained Sidra's Hakai energy ball.
Eh, honestly I don't think this is really going anywhere. To me the techniques could differ like (say) a Final Flash and a Kamehameha/Kikoho/Kienzan do. All are ki attacks, but they have different properties or effects. In-universe, the Time Dimension used by Hit in the pseudo-filler arc looks more like Guldo's attack than Hit skipping seconds; while it's portrayed like an evolution of the technique, it might also not be as effective.Um...No, they are the same technique, Vados merely explains the mechanics behind Time-Skip (Its not called anything else and neither does Hit mention its different than his Time-Skip), something we didn't have back during the U6 saga and visually they are the same technique, the background of the time dimension of the time-skip is the exact same as always. However, what you are talking about is now them actively showing what it looks like outside the realm of time skip. That's not a difference in technique, that's a difference in PoV which they simply didn't show back during the U6 arc until now.
All in all, this is just speculation one could use to claim Goku may have gotten ten times stronger. Bear in mind that if you go farther than that, there's also stuff that could be as easily used against the claim (i.e. #18, who either barely trained with Krillin or not trained at all, is apparently portrayed as being physically much stronger than the base Goku seen in the U7 arc). I have an easier time reconciling Goku's feats against Hit than #18 getting such an incredible power-up or lifting Tupper through other, unmentioned, means.