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Early power levels make the character strength downright terrifying.JulieYBM wrote:Not to mention Piccolo effortlessly destroys the moon with a battle power around 300. Second Form Freeza has a battle power of about 3,333 times that.
That's why Toriyama abandoned using power levels, and why Oda is miserly in giving them doling them out in One Piece, and even makes it so that bounty levels (not having one) can be wildly inaccurate.KentalSSJ6 wrote:Early power levels make the character strength downright terrifying.JulieYBM wrote:Not to mention Piccolo effortlessly destroys the moon with a battle power around 300. Second Form Freeza has a battle power of about 3,333 times that.
If 300 is enough to bust the moon, 150 million easily sounds like a galaxy buster doesn't it?
Moon's mass = 7.3477 × 1022 kg (0,012300 Earths).KentalSSJ6 wrote:Early power levels make the character strength downright terrifying.JulieYBM wrote:Not to mention Piccolo effortlessly destroys the moon with a battle power around 300. Second Form Freeza has a battle power of about 3,333 times that.
If 300 is enough to bust the moon, 150 million easily sounds like a galaxy buster doesn't it?
Yup. The characters can do what the plot commands them to do. So fuck the math. If The plot wants someone to blow up the sun with a power level of 10,000 then the plot says so. Fuck math. Fuck the science. Toriyama didn't care. Now I can see why some people would do basic math stuff such as Ki multipliers and perhaps Power levels sometimes but for the Galaxy, Solar System, Sun, Planet(s), and the moons I think it's pointless.dbzfan7 wrote:I prefer the good ol "Toriyama doesn't give a shit about science"...I doubt he cared about statistics, power levels, or destructive capacity and how they all scaled together.
Pretty much what I think...Toriyama doesn't give a shit about scaling in anyway. This isn't DC or Marvel.TheGmGoken wrote:Yup. The characters can do what the plot commands them to do. So fuck the math. If The plot wants someone to blow up the sun with a power level of 10,000 then the plot says so. Fuck math. Fuck the science. Toriyama didn't care. Now I can see why some people would do basic math stuff such as Ki multipliers and perhaps Power levels sometimes but for the Galaxy, Solar System, Sun, Planet(s), and the moons I think it's pointless.dbzfan7 wrote:I prefer the good ol "Toriyama doesn't give a shit about science"...I doubt he cared about statistics, power levels, or destructive capacity and how they all scaled together.
dbzfan7 wrote:What's happening with this?
No worries guysGS7X7 wrote:dbzfan7 wrote:What's happening with this?
Didn't he do a lot of these over the holidays?
Probably school, work, etc. Wish someone could commission him so he'd have more time to work on this.
My guess is maybe he'll do a bunch again when he has time, hopefully he isn't burned out. (and most of his reception has seemed pretty positive)
I'm still alive and i'm not burned out. My final exam is on 5th February and than I'll be back to drawing 
It all depends on the writer really.dbzfan7 wrote:Hearing Superman suggest to move to an abandoned area seems weird after seeing what he did in Man of Steel. Hell even in the cartoons I'm not sure he really tried to do that. He did in the Injustice game with Doomsday.
