Well, of course that's what people would be saying, because that holds with what was established in the movies and the earlier arcs of the series. Nothing got changed; Goku did indeed fight Beerus in his lesser forms as well as he had with SSG. God Ki (or at least its power if not its nature) outside of the god forms.Darkprince410 wrote:The "issue" with them having the regular Ssj forms as that people were saying it was proof that they could turn on and off god ki in general, and thus they should have the capacity to use god ki in their base forms. What I'm saying is that, if Ssj Blue is an actual new Ssj form and not simply Super Saiyan with god ki (as most seem to say), then that'd explain how they have the ability to transform to their regular Ssj forms as well as Blue, but not have the capacity to use god ki in their base forms. That it's literally only Ssj Blue that gives them access to god ki.Tectorman wrote:What was the issue with them still having the regular SSJ forms before? As of the BoG movie and later RoF, the understanding was that they had become comparatively useless next to the SbG and SSbG (and later SSGSS), not non-existent. Their use of those lesser forms anyway just established that Goku and Vegeta could and would still fight using their lesser forms.Darkprince410 wrote:This keeps Goku and Vegeta being at godly levels of power in their base form as well as explains how they can still use the regular Ssj forms as well as Ssj Blue. It's a new Ssj form that just takes on the appearance of the regular Ssj form (only with blue hair) and gives them access to god ki, and isn't actually Ssj with god ki.
It's just like how Frieza's 1.3 million line general gets dismissed because there's too much else in the series that that line doesn't hold with.
Or how the idea of SSJ being 50x Base survived even the Kiri measurements shown on-screen (Yakon and therefore approximately Goku being 800, SSJ Goku being 3000). One of the better explanations I've seen for that says that the Kiri scale is nonlinear. And whoever came up with that explanation did so so as to not violate the previously established paradigm of "SSJ>Kaiokenx10". If Goku really were going from 800 to 3000 with SSJ, then he'd be much better off using Kaiokenx10 (8000). So instead, the Kiri scale isn't linear, so as to not throw out what had previously been established.