This is the correct answer.Triggered Vegeta wrote: ↑Wed Jan 06, 2021 6:13 pm The way I see it is that having the Universe threatened everytime an enemy appeared would be too hard on the Toei team. SSG bare minimum is multi Galaxy level with Physicals. Just that alone puts him way above his GT counterpart. Having the Universe shake every episode would be pretty damn repetitive, that is why it never happened again imo. Xeno Goku is a different story however, as he scales to DBH SSBs which should be far stronger than main timeline Goku. Xeno Goku is beyond anything in GT tho. Both series have many inconsistencies often because of the different writers. That's prob something we can agree on.
God Goku + Heavily Suppressed Beerus are already universal level. Super reaches universal level literally in the first arc. The power-creep only goes higher and higher and higher from there.
Of course for example Fused Zamasu vs. Vegito or Goku vs. Moro should destroy the entire fucking universe, but Dragon Ball is above all else entertainment. No one would like it if every single fight showed universal busting feats.
There is still evidence that the BoG "planet shacking" battle is not just an outlier. Such as Toppo literally shaking the world of Void with his energy, or Gogeta and Broly creating an alternate dimension/shattering the cosmic continuum/doing whatever the fuck that was during their fight. Or Goku Black tearing a rift in time-space.
Meanwhile in GT only Omega Shenron and Gogeta are universal. That's the very end of the series. It's not even a contest lol.
Also, I commend you people for trying to make sense of Heroes' power-scaling and incorporate it with canon Super's scaling, but you are basically committing suicide.