Xeogran wrote:MisteryOne wrote:considering how SS3 Vegetto is supposed to be nothing compared to SSG.
I disagree with this and I believe SSG has been nerfed these days a lot. Kefla was a fusion of two beginner fighters, had no God Ki at all and look how far she had reached, so much she required Ultra Instinct to be dealt with.
SSG doesn't seem to be such a big deal as they made it to be years ago.
Some things to note.
1. Most of Kefla's strength came from Kale, who had that Broly-esque form that's also noted for being not the norm, and tanked an SSB Kamehameha in addition to going toe-to-toe with SSG Goku. I mean, by the end of the fight between Kefla and Goku they were saying her power was around UI Goku's level, who mind you, is around the level of a GoD at this point while in that form. (Statements taken from Whis and Piccolo back this up) Yet it's very explicit that fusion wouldn't contend with Beerus in BoG, at least given the levels of the fighters there. Kale isn't a normal Saiyan, so it's less "oh two Saiyans that can go Super Saiyan fused and can now fight SSG" and more "one Saiyan that can go SS2 just fused with someone with an amount of power Jiren felt necessary to intervene on during her rampage, with a form separate from any of the forms we generally know from Saiyans"
2. Even if the above doesn't have god ki, several characters without god ki reach those levels of power, such as Golden Frieza or Hit. But this doesn't mean god ki isn't a massive powerup, as designated with Toppo's treatment in the anime.
3. The manga still treats SSG and SSB as incredibly powerful forms, so even if we assume Vegito to be around the level of Kefla at SS3 in the anime, the statement still seems accurate in at least one adaptation. I mean hey, 17 only fights Goku evenly in SS3 in the manga. I honestly believe at this point that Goku's gonna beat Kefla as either SSG or SSB in the manga, or possibly even lose to an equivalent fusion.