zarmack wrote:
1. Its clearly Base Gohan,
It isn't. Look at the eyes.
and yes "Ultimate Gohan" is treated like a transformation by the series,
It's only treated as a transformation in Toei productions and video games. Toriyama's manga makes it clear that it isn't:
Chapter: 496 (DBZ 302), P7.2-3
Context: after Gohan changes into the ‘mightiest of warriors’
Goku: “It re-really is incredible…It’s super-duper…! Absolutely unbelievable…Your appearance has hardly changed…And you ain’t even a Super Saiyan…Yet you’ve been taken to su-such an extreme…”
Elder Kaioshin: “Hmph, transforming isn’t good. That Super whatever-its-called is the wrong way of doing things.”
I like how you have to concoct your own convoluted fan fiction scenarios (like Gohan still needing to turn Super Saiyan in the manga or Potara making boosting everybody's strengths by the same amount as Vegetto's) to have even the slightest chance at making the manga look as inconsistent as the average anime episode. And you still fail.
The Potara multiplier is a reality,
Wrong. That's
Vegetto's multiplier. There's no general "Potara" multiplier. The idea that it applies the same boost to everyone is pure fan fiction. Shin, for example, clearly didn't get millions of times stronger by fusing with Kibito.
Vados in the anime

Yep, right into the garbage.
And there's nothing there about whether the partner's power gap effects the boost, so you just made that up.
1. There actually is, unlike your made-up comment about Piccolo taking a second ROSAT trip.
Chapter: 503 (DBZ 309), P2.5
Context: Goku contemplates merging with Mister Satan
Goku: “It-it’s no use doing it with Satan…If things go bad, ain’t I gonna get weaker than I am now…!?”
Please do try to keep up.
2. The positive claim being made is that every Potara fusion has a base "multiplier" and that this multiplier is identical to Vegetto's, there is literally zero proof of either of these things.