So was the power gap between Sorbet and Goku and Sorbet still managed to create the conditions to almost kill Goku, under the right circumstances.ZombieVito wrote: Sun Jun 26, 2022 10:04 pmDude, it's a 20 times power gap. 40 with Super Saiyan 2. There's no scenario where Black beats her. She can speed blitz and kill him with one hit in less than a second.SupremeKai25 wrote: Sun Jun 26, 2022 6:35 pm What we also know for years is that power isn't everything. Power isn't the only factor in battle, hax also matters. Just look at Roshi lasting for longer than 1 second against Jiren, or Moro in general as a character.
Kefla might have more raw brute strength than Black, but Black outclasses her in hax, by a lot (which isn't hard, Kefla has no hax whatsoever, all she has is brute physical strength). Black could literally create his own "pocket dimension" and summon an endless army of immortal clones who can evidently hurt two SSBs.
The idea that power alone is enough to conclude that Kefla beats Black would be to ignore all the lessons Super is trying to tell, primarily that hax and technique are just as important as power. So what is Kefla's answer to this technique exactly (sadly there is no manga counterpart, since, as you said, these characters are more pathetic in the manga):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwuo5h4HKXY
You say Kefla is 20 times stronger than Black, I can just argue that Black makes up that gap with his endless army of clones, each clone possessing SSB-level AP.
Power isn't everything. Power isn't absolute. This is a lesson that Jiren learned in the ToP, after all.
She can't speed-blitz him. In-character she wouldn't oneshot a Goku look-alike, she'd want to fight him and have fun. Once Black creates his endless army of clones, any attempt at speed-blitz is completely and utterly countered, because she'll never get through Black's clone defences.
And I ask again, why can't Black bridge the x20 gap with his endless army of clones with SSB-level AP?
In addition, the pocket dimension Black created was able to completely block Goku's Instant teleportation technique, so who knows what other abilities it can block and what other hax properties it possesses.
I'm not disingenuous. I actually consider myself impartial. I have no problem believing that Kefla could defeat Black, but I would need to find convincing arguments as to how she counters his multiple hax techniques. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯Goku9001 wrote: Mon Jun 27, 2022 1:28 amThis is a disingenuous argument. We both know that Kefla in both continuities were pitted against stronger opponents. In the manga, Goku Black explicitly lost his battle against Blue Vegeta in the animeSupremeKai25 wrote: Sun Jun 26, 2022 3:14 pmI find it funny how people in this thread act like it's so obvious that "Kefla is stronger than Black" then are completely and utterly dismissive towards me and don't even try to present evidence (like the guy earlier who literally just told me to "watch the show").GreatSaiyaman123 wrote: Sun Jun 26, 2022 2:57 pm I’ll have to agree with SupremeKai25 for once (except the laughable Black > Kefla bit). Goku spent the whole saga lagging behind and
In what world does Black stand no chance against Kefla when Kefla was defeated individually by Goku and Gohan?
To begin with, Kefla has no answer whatsoever to the "Work of the Gods" technique. The technique cannot be countered by anything and anyone since it ceases to exist only when Black leaves the scene, and each of the endless clones created by the technique are all able to hurt a Super Saiyan Blue and constantly regenerate any damage taken.
I don't know what you're talking about, if the anime or manga, but either way Black never "lost" to SSB Vegeta.
In the anime, Black was momentarily setback but, once he learned how to weaponize his anger, he dominated the second half of the fight.
In the manga, Black never lost to SSB Vegeta. Black was stronger than SSB Vegeta. If Black was weaker than Vegeta, then Vegeta would not have come up with the whole Red-Blue switching strategy. He would have simply attacked Black in Blue and beaten him. The fact that Vegeta had to think of creative ways to beat Black, had to think "outside the box", is proof that in a straight-up brawl against SSR Black, he didn't have what it takes.
Vegeta has never come up with creative and original strategies to beat his opponents if he could just overpower them. So, he was not strong enough to overpower Black in a straight up fight.
Vegeta looked good against Black only because Black did not know it was an actual strategy to use a weaker form to gain more speed, then switch to the stronger form instantaneously to catch the opponent off-guard.
As I was saying, the lesson of Super is that hax and techniques matter just as much as power, if not more.
This ABC logic based on power alone doesn't work. Super has given relevance to fighters who lack in the power department, but make up for it in the hax department, like Hit, Moro, and Roshi. To think that Black "loses" to Kefla just because he is "weaker" in raw brute strength than Kefla would be to ignore the themes and lessons of Super.It should be clear that based on Kefla's ability to fight someone on par with Perfected Blue Goku, a fighter much stronger than the Blue Vegeta that overwhelmed Goku Black would place Kefla as his superior in the manga. Likewise, Kefla was capable of battling a stronger version of Blue Goku than the one Merged Zamasu did in addition to Goku increasing that power by 20-fold with the Kaioken. Kefla's power was stated to have risen to the power of the Genkidama combo that crashed onto Goku. That attack explicitly was similar to the one Trunks had used to kill Merged Zamasu, was commanded by a much stronger warrior than the one that killed Merged Zamasu, and contained both Jiren's and Goku's energies which caused the Genkidama to expand and then explode. That level of power is far beyond SSJR Goku Black's