Toppo and Dyspo continue to hang around one another late tournament, and we have the Pride Troopers' lower-powered members effectively taking on Kale together. (That's an example of evenly powered teamwork working against a stronger opponent, like Vegeta and Goku vs. Jiren near the end, but it stands to reason that lopsided pairs would still benefit. Though, yes, it is true that Dyspo and Toppo never fight together against an opponent around Toppo's full power.)dragonball0900 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 05, 2021 10:17 pm I want to remind again that the Toppo and Dyspo team up example is invalid since Toppo, I repeat, was holding back since they were clearly fighting Goku and Vegeta in their mere SSJ/SSJ2 forms. Once Vegeta used CSSB, Dyspo was pushed aside with one hit and went on to fight Toppo.
Toppo and Dyspo in no way could fight as a team if Toppo uses his full power. And these are two fighters who had been in battles together for a good while as Pride Troopers.
Zamasu takes Vegeta out with a sneak-attack kick at one point despite being weaker than SS3-level Trunks.
I don't know exactly how strong Piccolo is, but I don't see anything implying that he has to be in Gohan's realm in order to be part of (slightly, since they still lose) effective combination attacks against Saganbo, especially when that was the focus of their training, in order to beat Seven-Three.
Granted, the original run goes for "even if you team up, it won't make a difference" more often, but Super's worked to undo that idea in a couple of key places, and I think it stands as extra justification that the two had just trained in combination attacks.