Just to be clear, I’m not saying Boo didn’t get more powerful in those training sessions. It’s very plausible to think he did, really. But this is not what Goku said, or we can’t tell Goku made it explicit. The only thing he commented to have increased was Boo’s speed, in the same sentence he compliments the power. My theory is that Boo is as strong as Neko Majin Z, who is seemingly on the level of Super Saiyan Goku in the later portion of his own manga.Rally 07 wrote:But Boo really IS much stronger than before though. Keep in mind, he WAS able to keep up with Base form Gokou regardlessly if he somewhat playing around or even holding back. However Gokou didn't unnecessarily transform into Super Saiyan or anything, meaning he probably wasn't messing around much. AND Good Boo forced Gokou into a ring out in their sparring match too.
Then there's Gokou's level of power in his Base form. Well in Super episode 95, Freeza seen Base form Gokou as a potential rival and thought Gokou would fight him in Base form. From Freeza's perspective, he thought Gokou would think he was no stronger than he was in the Fukkatsu no F story arc. So hypothetically, Gokou's Base form can be Fukkatsu no F story arc Super Saiyan Blue level. So in theory, Good Boo could possibly be on that level. Meaning the 2 hours of nonstop training gave Boo a massive, godly buff. I mean, it's a reflection of Majin Boo's potential overall in my opinion.
By the way, I didn’t quite get the impression Freeza considered Goku’s normal form as a rival. I think he imagined SSB Goku wasn’t much different from last time they fought, which still gives impact to Goku’s revelation that he also improved dramatically.
Sure, but eventually he would be outstripped like that, which probably wouldn’t happen if they weren’t somewhat close to his level. Once Goku and Vegeta decided to go Super Saiyan, they easily cornered them.dragon boss z wrote:Well base Goku was able to hold of all three trio de danger at once even with their good teamwork. Though Vegeta did randomly go ssj and then SSB. The writers just seem to like spamming transformations to make it more "epic".
