The manga has shown everygod fighting relative to each other. Belmod was able to injure all hakaishins with his power, and tanked liquiir with zero damage. Rumshee could paralyze all gods of destruction in place and run amuck them. Heles could pierce the body of a hakaishin, Sidras barrier easily capable of stoping a blast from beerus meant for 4 hakaishins. Mosco was fighting heles and liquiir at the same time. Every single hakaishin was shown with power to injure another. What the manga told me was that dividing the Gods in tiers is a horrible idea, as all should be very close. And a battle royal won’t always have the same results, it’s a battle royal after all.Miracles wrote:I don't know if Belmound is the weakest but he may be lower tier. Since he is stated to be the only god that let a mortal surpass him. We know for a fact Beerus and Quitela are above everybody as the manga has shown.Kenneth La Torre wrote:Yes, you proved my point. He said state, not belmod. And we already know from the manga that all hakaishins are relative to each other.
But I’m going to be playing the skipic like I said, and wait for 130, and see if there is any direct confirmation (something that Super has lacked since 110) (tho 129 vegeta brought up that goku needs to surpass the state of te gods)
Btw, answer me this question in all honesty. Do you believe belmod is the weakest god? Because when people say that he was stated beyond just belmod, I always assume they think all other 11 are beyond jiren (which is strange, but I wouldn’t consider it ludicrous)
Also, I’m not sure how a mortal surpassing him degrades belmod, it just means that a mortal has reached such level of power. He isn’t the first to be there, SSB Vegito was stated to be at beerus level. It just seems exceptionally rare for any mortal to reach that level.
I did not take a side on where belmod stands, because all gods should stand the same. Hakaishin toppo was also stated no different than a god, but he was a brand new god, so he is inexperienced at hakaishin power.