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Question: should we really take into account the feats concerning the world of void? I know we have been through this again, but I still see them being extensively used.
It was presented as a dimension of nothingness (we can assume that for the 42 minutes the ToP lasted, no one aged at all, since there was no time) and Hit could use his time powers locally due to him creating pocket dimensions where time existed.
So 'shaking the world of void' is perhaps not impressive at all, but the writers ofc wouldnt stick to something like this, because they would have to inspire awe to the viewer for the strength of certain characters. If anything, Golden Freeza's glow filling a large part of the World of Void, or Vegeta's blast going into the nothingness for a huge distance (I mean is this even the 3D space we know off?) would probably be more impressive.
But ig it's just a plot hole, the same way Katchin is the strongest material, the GP made the stage by an even stronger material, yet the likes of Base-tier enemies were able to destroy it like rocks...
It was presented as a dimension of nothingness (we can assume that for the 42 minutes the ToP lasted, no one aged at all, since there was no time) and Hit could use his time powers locally due to him creating pocket dimensions where time existed.
So 'shaking the world of void' is perhaps not impressive at all, but the writers ofc wouldnt stick to something like this, because they would have to inspire awe to the viewer for the strength of certain characters. If anything, Golden Freeza's glow filling a large part of the World of Void, or Vegeta's blast going into the nothingness for a huge distance (I mean is this even the 3D space we know off?) would probably be more impressive.
But ig it's just a plot hole, the same way Katchin is the strongest material, the GP made the stage by an even stronger material, yet the likes of Base-tier enemies were able to destroy it like rocks...
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who said that?Grand Marshal 1 wrote: ↑Thu Jun 04, 2020 4:46 am (we can assume that for the 42 minutes the ToP lasted, no one aged at all, since there was no time)
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Logic dictates it? It is a hypothesis, but if time is not a variable in the world of void, the moment the characters enter it, it is like their time stops. Despite the fact that time passes in the rest of the Multiverse.ankokudaishogun wrote: ↑Thu Jun 04, 2020 5:48 amwho said that?Grand Marshal 1 wrote: ↑Thu Jun 04, 2020 4:46 am (we can assume that for the 42 minutes the ToP lasted, no one aged at all, since there was no time)
Then again, this creates a paradox since while within the world of void, there is a 'countdown'. But that may be some thing related to a higher dimensional plane.
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or, you know.
There is Time in the world of void.
We see time passing in the world of void. And we know time flows at the same speed: it was aired live in Universe-2 after all.
So, yeah. No idea where you got the notion there was no "time"
There is Time in the world of void.
We see time passing in the world of void. And we know time flows at the same speed: it was aired live in Universe-2 after all.
So, yeah. No idea where you got the notion there was no "time"
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We wouldn't be able to watch the show if time didn't flow. That factor is out-of-universe related.ankokudaishogun wrote: ↑Thu Jun 04, 2020 9:14 am or, you know.
There is Time in the world of void.
We see time passing in the world of void. And we know time flows at the same speed: it was aired live in Universe-2 after all.
So, yeah. No idea where you got the notion there was no "time"
Or all in all, the Grand Priest is false. The world of void is not void. It's not nothingness.
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I think the point is that place is located in the middle of nowhere. It’s not supposed to mean there is no space and time.
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I'm talking In-Universe.Grand Marshal 1 wrote: ↑Thu Jun 04, 2020 11:26 am We wouldn't be able to watch the show if time didn't flow. That factor is out-of-universe related.
In-Universe, they wee being seen live by the whole Universe-2
Regardless it would have became a world of "something" in the instant anything were inside it. Like the characters.Or all in all, the Grand Priest is false. The world of void is not void. It's not nothingness.
You are just taking the whole "world of void" too wide. it was just meant to be a world without anything that could have been damaged by the fighters, so they could go all-out without risking to blast away a solar system or two.
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A dimension being empty does not mean that spacetime stops existing there. Time isn't an object you remove in order to "create nothingness", just like how you wouldn't remove width or height or depth to "create nothingness". You're overthinking the World of Void and making it more complex than it needs to be when you ascribe it that kind of attribute. This is Dragon Ball we're talking about; simplicity is usually the key. It's just an alternate dimension that doesn't have anything in it.Grand Marshal 1 wrote: ↑Thu Jun 04, 2020 11:26 amThe world of void is not void. It's not nothingness.
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Thanks for the responses everyone. Glad to know what others think. Perhaps I was truly overthinking it. My intense debate research is to blame lol.
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No you shouldn't take them into account. DB's strength is always character comparison. Battles kept escalating in the TOP until the final two strongest of that arc in Goku and Jiren. No different from the Broly movie...Battles kept escalating until the two strongest ; Blue Gogeta Full power Broly.Grand Marshal 1 wrote: ↑Thu Jun 04, 2020 4:46 am Question: should we really take into account the feats concerning the world of void? I know we have been through this again, but I still see them being extensively used.
It was presented as a dimension of nothingness (we can assume that for the 42 minutes the ToP lasted, no one aged at all, since there was no time) and Hit could use his time powers locally due to him creating pocket dimensions where time existed.
So 'shaking the world of void' is perhaps not impressive at all, but the writers ofc wouldnt stick to something like this, because they would have to inspire awe to the viewer for the strength of certain characters. If anything, Golden Freeza's glow filling a large part of the World of Void, or Vegeta's blast going into the nothingness for a huge distance (I mean is this even the 3D space we know off?) would probably be more impressive.
But ig it's just a plot hole, the same way Katchin is the strongest material, the GP made the stage by an even stronger material, yet the likes of Base-tier enemies were able to destroy it like rocks...
It's always going to be that way.
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How strong are Kefla, Broly and Toppo in relation to each other?
Is it fair to say that God of Destruction Toppo is weaker than Super Saiyan 2 Kefla? Is Super Saiyan Broly, not the Full Power Super Saiyan Broly weaker than both of them?
Is it fair to say that God of Destruction Toppo is weaker than Super Saiyan 2 Kefla? Is Super Saiyan Broly, not the Full Power Super Saiyan Broly weaker than both of them?
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A post TOP Blue Vegeta couldn't even scratch SSJ Broly. Yet a TOP Blue Vegeta beats Toppo.
I would have to say Toppo is better than SSJ 2 Kefla. He actually became a god of destruction. A new dimension of power.
SSJ Broly is much stronger than all of them.
I would have to say Toppo is better than SSJ 2 Kefla. He actually became a god of destruction. A new dimension of power.
SSJ Broly is much stronger than all of them.
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I have my doubts for SS Broly. But FPSS is definitely above both.
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I don't think so, no. I would put both Broly and Toppo above Kefla. Hakaishin Toppo was the 1st one to reach official hakaishin level besides Jiren and Omen, Kefla is just a little lower.Xeno Goku Black wrote: ↑Fri Jun 05, 2020 11:30 pm How strong are Kefla, Broly and Toppo in relation to each other?
Is it fair to say that God of Destruction Toppo is weaker than Super Saiyan 2 Kefla? Is Super Saiyan Broly, not the Full Power Super Saiyan Broly weaker than both of them?
If anything, Broly should be stronger than Toppo because he was stronger than the one who beat him up, but is tricky because
for an hour couldn't do what Toppo did in a second to Golden Freeza.
All in all, I'd say they are much stronger than Kefla and on a category of their own.
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SSj Kefla and SSj Broly seemed even to my eyes. They were both dominating a fight against Blue tier characters. SSj2 Kefla is even stronger than First Omen Goku, who was slowly gaining the upper hand on Suppressed!Jiren, tying with his second Omen. GoD Toppo was clearly stronger than Blue Evolution Vegeta at first, but not so much that he couldn't at least hit him once. That Vegeta was tied with SSBKKx20 Goku. So if anything, GoD Toppo should be, at the very least, at Suppressed!Jiren level, or somewhere above him. But going by performance, he did not seem above SSj2 Kefla.How strong are Kefla, Broly and Toppo in relation to each other?
Is it fair to say that God of Destruction Toppo is weaker than Super Saiyan 2 Kefla? Is Super Saiyan Broly, not the Full Power Super Saiyan Broly weaker than both of them?
Full Power Broly obviously surpasses all of the above (save perhaps Jiren) by a landslide by sheer virtue of being probably stronger than Beerus.
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If Blue Vegeta beats Toppo in the TOP, while a stronger Blue Vegeta can't even scratch SSJ Broly, along with Blue Goku, then it's a no contest that SSJ Broly owns both.Grand Marshal 1 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 06, 2020 4:45 amI have my doubts for SS Broly. But FPSS is definitely above both.
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Ah yes. I agree on that. I thought that you were talking about GoD Mode Toppo and Blue Evolution Vegeta.Miracles wrote: ↑Sat Jun 06, 2020 4:07 pmIf Blue Vegeta beats Toppo in the TOP, while a stronger Blue Vegeta can't even scratch SSJ Broly, along with Blue Goku, then it's a no contest that SSJ Broly owns both.Grand Marshal 1 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 06, 2020 4:45 amI have my doubts for SS Broly. But FPSS is definitely above both.
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To be fair, Blue Vegeta tied with Toppo for most of the fight. He only won when he unlocked "Evolution" (thus blasting Toppo out of the ring). But yeah, the argument works.
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Them too. Why? Because the plot has Goku and Vegeta outclassed by Broly. So even if TOEI adapted the Broly movie; Blue Evolution Vegeta and Blue KK Kakarot would get pwned the same way by SSJ Broly. God Toppo lost to a weaker Blue evolution Vegeta, While Broly would dominate a stronger version.Grand Marshal 1 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 06, 2020 4:08 pmAh yes. I agree on that. I thought that you were talking about GoD Mode Toppo and Blue Evolution Vegeta.Miracles wrote: ↑Sat Jun 06, 2020 4:07 pmIf Blue Vegeta beats Toppo in the TOP, while a stronger Blue Vegeta can't even scratch SSJ Broly, along with Blue Goku, then it's a no contest that SSJ Broly owns both.Grand Marshal 1 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 06, 2020 4:45 am
I have my doubts for SS Broly. But FPSS is definitely above both.