How strong was Tien post King Kai?

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Post by Xyex » Wed Jun 25, 2008 3:28 am

I'd say training in 300 times the Earth's normal gravity would blow Kaiô's training out of the water.
That's gravity training. Not training around on Earth.
Goku even said his new training on his way to namek, would make Kaio's training not look like much. That right there, is enough for us to know higher levels of gravity training are more effective. Kaio's quote about 1000 yrs doesn't have to apply to everyone.
As I said to Chibi Mystic Gohan, that's gravity training. Obviously training in 10x gravity would be the same as on King Kais, or training in over 10x would be better. Tien does neither. And, while I believe he uses weights, weights have their limits.

That's why Goku and Vegeta moved on to gravity training.
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Post by Chibi Mystic Gohan » Wed Jun 25, 2008 3:36 am

I was just pointing out that there was training you could do on Earth that was better than Kaiô's...

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Post by Darknat » Wed Jun 25, 2008 6:42 am

Kaio saying that his training is as good as he says it is doesn't mean he's right. It's just his opinion. Goku and Vegeta did better with their gravity training, and we don't really know what kind of training ten shin han did. Obviously whatever kind of training he did, was good if he could stop second form cell like that even when Piccolo fused with kami couldn't stop 1st form cell.

I'm not saying Ten Shin Han is stronger than a supersaiyan, but obviously, he is not much weaker either.

Humans don't really have a limit. they just progress slowly.

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Post by Xyex » Wed Jun 25, 2008 7:21 am

I'm not saying Ten Shin Han is stronger than a supersaiyan, but obviously, he is not much weaker either.
Tien being anywhere near a Super Saiya-jin is impossible. The level of power growth would exceed the gains made by everyone else at any point in the series, all the Saiya-jins included. And we already know that the biggest gains for the Saiya-jins were on Namek when they were abusing their Zenkais.
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Post by Captain Awesome » Wed Jun 25, 2008 8:09 am

Darknat wrote: I'm not saying Ten Shin Han is stronger than a supersaiyan, but obviously, he is not much weaker either.
Too many people are letting their fondness for a certain character affect their estimation of his or her's strength.

The strongest we ever see Tenshinhan at is his Kikoho against second form Cell, and considering it's a technique that drains his actual life force, it can't be used to prove his actual strength.

In my opinion there's nothing to suggest that Tenshinhan made it past the hundreds of thousands, let alone the hundreds of millions.

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Post by Onikage725 » Wed Jun 25, 2008 11:33 am

Maybe this will help people understand the Shin Kikoho. Any Yu Yu Hakusho fans here? Near the end of the first saga, Yusuke defeats Suzaku by using a different source of power. Instead of his usual reiki, he actually draws powe from his own lifeforce. This dramatically increases his power, but nearly kills him in the process. One thing handy with YYH is that they break down ki into categories, whereas DBZ basically only the one type (not counting artificial synthesizers).

Or, think of it like Rocketman mentioned a few pages back- it woks on a similar level as the Kaio-ken. Power literally comes out of nowhere, but the cost could very well be the users life.

And let's keep in mind how tenacious Tenshinhan is. He's got to be the hardiest human. Let's not forget that when he first fought Goku, he won (part luck, it was a dead even battle). And the second time, though outmatched, he kept pace wonderfully (mainly losing because Goku exploited a weakness with his enhanced visual sensitivity). He has a ton of endurance, so it makes sense that he (as well as Goku) would have a technique that drew on that fortitude for temporary gains in power.

I also want to add that I concur with those saying Tenshinhan shouldn't be in the millions. Not that we can know for sure, but there is only so far that basic training can take you. Between the Cell and Buu Sagas I'm sure he got stronger, but not by that much. That would be like maintence training. The biggest gains we see come from things like training with deific mentors, training in gravity or the RoSaT, or transformations. Sparring and doing katas out in the mountains would maintain (and maybe improve) his technique, but I don't see how it would have shot his level up significantly. It was also a time of peace, and he wasn't trying to keep up with anyone anymore. The only ones on his level (Yamcha and Kuririn) were more or less retired anyway.

The Ginyu-level estimate could be right. I'd even accept beyond that to a degree, since he did train for the android attack just like everyone else (I.e. with specific intent to surpass his previous limits, as opposed to simply practicing his art and staying in shape). As far as the Kaio filler is concerned, the amount of power he would have needed to gain in that span does seem ridiculous- but we're all forgetting Piccolo. He was there as long as the others. He seemed confident when reincarnated that he was vastly improved. On top of which, fusion with Nail put him on par with 2nd form Freeza. Keep in mind that FIRST form Freeza was basically a god to everyone else before the big battle, and Piccolo a week prior was weaker than Nappa. Even taking fusion into account, considering Nail's power was in a rough Ginyu Force range, Piccolo himself as the base form would need to be pretty damn decent for it to allow him to tangle with Freeza post-transformation. You could slap potara on Jheese and Butta, and they still wouldn't be a threat to Freeza, know what I mean?

Maybe gravity training yields exponential gains. Goku's power was under 500 when he died, but he returned over 8000. His power had increased nearly 20-fold. Granted he had a few months to train, not a week. But the Z Senshi had a few things going for them- greater power upon arrival and sparring partners (one of whom being Piccolo, not exactly an easy opponent). So that power jump, while still ridiculous, does seem slightly more feasible than people give credit for.
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Post by SSj_Rambo » Wed Jun 25, 2008 11:39 am

Xyex wrote:
I'm not saying Ten Shin Han is stronger than a supersaiyan, but obviously, he is not much weaker either.
Tenshinhan being anywhere near a Super Saiya-jin is impossible. The level of power growth would exceed the gains made by everyone else at any point in the series, all the Saiya-jins included. And we already know that the biggest gains for the Saiya-jins were on Namek when they were abusing their Zenkais.
There is no way, even if he never left King Kaio's that Tien could ever come close to the power of a Super Saiya-jin. The Saiya-jins Zenkai gives them such an unfair advantage in base form alone, factoring in Super Saiya-jin, the Saiya-jins surpassed Tien by several million power level points.

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Post by Kid Trunks » Wed Jun 25, 2008 1:43 pm

Whats the difference between the kikoho and the shin kikoho? I thought the regular kikoho drew power from the users life energy aswell...

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Post by Super Saiyan Turlast x4 » Wed Jun 25, 2008 1:46 pm

The Shin Ki-Ko-Ho is an upgraded version of it. So it likely drains far more then the original.
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Post by Xyex » Wed Jun 25, 2008 3:07 pm

You could slap potara on Jheese and Butta, and they still wouldn't be a threat to Freeza, know what I mean?
Eh, that depends on what level of Freeza you mean. :P I think Potara fused Jeice and Burter could stand equal to first form Freeza. Sure, second form would still turn them inside out, but meh.

I don't see Piccolo gaining vast amounts of power. He didn't actually do anything on King Kai's as far as I remember. Just his basic meditation training which, while producing decent results, wouldn't be as effective as King Kai's training, IMO.

Ignoring the Daizenshuu here, I peg him as about 3,500 against Nappa. Likely no more than no more than 3,550 when revived. Namekian fusion is just powerful, that's all.

Quick, simple formula here, just for kicks. Weakest power / 100 x strongest power = Namekian fusion result. Thus, 3,550 / 100 x 42,000 = 1,491,000. Just right for kicking Freeza's butt (and only 91,000 higher than my list has him :lol: ).
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Post by Super Saiyan Turlast x4 » Wed Jun 25, 2008 4:04 pm

Piccolo would have to be above 3,500. Nail said that Piccolo has an "astonishing amount of power", and that he couldn't believe he was that powerful, because he didn't know what sort of training Piccolo had. If Piccolo was only that strong, he would barely be above the standard warrior namek.

Piccolo also states that he "gained incredible power" while he's telepathically talkin to Gohan. I don't think he should be any weaker then 10,000 with that quote alone.
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Post by SSj_Rambo » Wed Jun 25, 2008 4:12 pm

I agree, Piccolo's power level should be 5,000+, easily.

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Post by Drunken Master » Wed Jun 25, 2008 11:04 pm

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Blah blah blah. You can't use common sense in these debates about Dragonball. Yeah, 10x gravity is good training, Tenshinhan got a huge boost from that, bigger than Gokus, just like he got a WAY bigger boost than Goku from his training with Kami. Anyhow, training under anything less then times gravity would be ineffective correct? That's common sense, BUT common sense is thrown out the window when Goku and the others train for the androids on Earth under normal gravity, and get MUCH stronger by the time the androids come.

Okay, for the Kikoho...when it's introduced, Chaozu yells out he's about to use the Kikoho, and then Roshi calls it the "chi cannon" and since the universal term for the energy in the viz manga is "chi" not "ki" means that technique uses the same energy as every other attack. And why wouldn't it? They would state something saying that he has some secret form of energy, but no such thing is stated. There's only two differences between the kikoho and the shin kikoho, it's not a new move, only a improved version in which he's able to release more than one blast before he falls, and he's able to control how much energy he puts into it. He basically took the technique and changed the rules of it. Yeah, he's that good. As the enemies got stronger, the heroes had to get stronger, thus why Tenshinhan and the others got way better results at the same training. Don't make me post my huge Tenshinhan post again...hehe.

Anyhow, I don't like to guess power levels, but I will say Tenshinhan was probably around Recoome's level. Piccolo barely did anything at all, and was there for like two weeks or something, and yeah, Piccolo said he had gotten much stronger, and Nail was astonished by his power as well. Now put Tenshinhan, who trains harder than Piccolo, stays a helluva lot longer, and has a sparring partner the whole time, and you get something pretty damn strong. Sure Piccolo gains power faster, but ahhh...the whole staying there for way longer should equal that out.
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Post by Darknat » Thu Jun 26, 2008 5:47 am

SSj_Rambo wrote:
Xyex wrote:
I'm not saying Ten Shin Han is stronger than a supersaiyan, but obviously, he is not much weaker either.
Tenshinhan being anywhere near a Super Saiya-jin is impossible. The level of power growth would exceed the gains made by everyone else at any point in the series, all the Saiya-jins included. And we already know that the biggest gains for the Saiya-jins were on Namek when they were abusing their Zenkais.
There is no way, even if he never left King Kaio's that Tenshinhan could ever come close to the power of a Super Saiya-jin. The Saiya0jins Zenkai gives them such an unfair advantage in base form alone, factoring in Super Saiya-jin, the Saiya-jins surpassed Tenshinhan by several million power level points.

Note: I'm not trying to gang up on you Darknat, just voicing my opinions, don't take it the wrong way.

Don't worry, not taking this personal or anything, we are just debating our opinions.


I keep saying that about Ten shin han because of an interview (which wish I knew from where it was...), where Toriyama said Ten Shin han at the end of DBZ was near goku's level in Namek. Of course, I can't read japanese and it could probably be fake.

About what Xyex said... You can't really take in consideration the improvements the characters did because as the series progressed they grew far strong in power in less time.

I mean, check Goku training with kami for 3 years and Ten Shin Han for less than 6 months. It doesn't make sense that a saiyan gets less power than a human in more years.
Or Vegeta training in 300 gravity for 3 years and then in just a few months in the ROSAT he got an even greater boost....

Toriyama didn't care about that. He just put the characters at certain levels when he needed them.

And the "he's a human" argument also does not really work. Humans have going improving since the beggining taking levels they were not suppose to take. And Uub is also human and has a tremendous power

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Post by Onikage725 » Thu Jun 26, 2008 9:57 am

Xyex wrote: Eh, that depends on what level of Freeza you mean. :P I think Potara fused Jeice and Burter could stand equal to first form Freeza. Sure, second form would still turn them inside out, but meh.
Considering their lack of transformations, or deeper reserves of any kind, I don't see that. Assuming they were each about 60,000, we would basically have to assume that their power would randomly quadruple after fusion. Adding their power together would get you something on par with their captain. Multiplying their power together would get you... well... a supreme being whom no character in the history of the series would have ever been able to touch.
I don't see Piccolo gaining vast amounts of power. He didn't actually do anything on King Kai's as far as I remember. Just his basic meditation training which, while producing decent results, wouldn't be as effective as King Kai's training, IMO.


He overcame the gravity difference and sparred with the others. Manga-wise they don't really show much, but that doesn't mean no training took place. Kaio tells Goku they'll be training, so it isn't a stretch to assume the regimen would be an accelerated version of what Goku received. Keep in mind that the manga doesn't show much training with Kami, but we know Yamcha, Kuririn, and Tenshinhan more or less improved ten times over.
Ignoring the Daizenshuu here, I peg him as about 3,500 against Nappa. Likely no more than no more than 3,550 when revived. Namekian fusion is just powerful, that's all.
I think the Daizenshuu does give a 3500 maximum. He would have had to improve more than 50 points. He's confident that he and Goku combined can take Freeza, saying he's getting stronger. Granted he has no frame of reference for Freeza, but I would assume he'd at least need to be stronger than Nappa in order to be patting himself on the back. With the growth you suggest, he still would be under Nappa's level, and would be far from confident in his chances against someone said to be Vegeta's superior. And as was stated, Nail took notice of him, so he should be stronger than the average warrior namek.
Quick, simple formula here, just for kicks. Weakest power / 100 x strongest power = Namekian fusion result. Thus, 3,550 / 100 x 42,000 = 1,491,000. Just right for kicking Freeza's butt (and only 91,000 higher than my list has him :lol: ).
That's an interesting formula, but I tend to think that the focus would be less on "strongest power" and more on base body (in both cases, this is Piccolo). To put another way, Nail just had his shit royally wrecked. He may have clocked 42,000 before fighting Freeza, but unless fusion acts as a quick Dende-style fix, there shouldn't have been 42k floating around for Piccolo to grab. I think of it more as an exponential reinforcement of the base users body, along with the others knowledge. How else would Piccolo have gained so much from fusing with Kami? that had more to do with his "completion" and what he learned from Kami than from a powr boost (since last we checked Kami was weaker than Ma Junior at the end of DB and he doesn't exactly train).

I just want to add in Ten's defense- even if one doesn't like the Ginyu battle filler, he did stay with Kaio for quite some time after, half of that time with Yamcha.
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Post by Victator Supreme » Fri Jun 27, 2008 8:58 am

Thing is lots of non warrior Nameks were in the 1,000's. Going by anime filler(which you can use since it supports the comic), there were three warrior Nameks at 10,000 each. Piccolo had to be much stronger than them for Nail to take notice of Piccolo. Piccolo might of been stronger than Nail even. Just going by Nail's reaction.
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Post by Kid Trunks » Fri Jun 27, 2008 10:25 am

I know its a movie, but in Tree of Might Piccolo is given a powerlevel of 18,000. And that movie takes place around the time that Piccolo would have been wished back...I'm just saying.

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Post by SSj_Rambo » Fri Jun 27, 2008 3:12 pm

Victator Supreme wrote:Thing is lots of non warrior Nameks were in the 1,000's. Going by anime filler(which you can use since it supports the comic), there were three warrior Nameks at 10,000 each. Piccolo had to be much stronger than them for Nail to take notice of Piccolo. Piccolo might of been stronger than Nail even. Just going by Nail's reaction.
Are you talking about the ones that are killed by Dodoria? Beause in the English manga it says that they only increase their powers to 3,000.

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Post by mrkaizoku » Fri Jun 27, 2008 3:33 pm

SSj_Rambo wrote:
Victator Supreme wrote:Thing is lots of non warrior Nameks were in the 1,000's. Going by anime filler(which you can use since it supports the comic), there were three warrior Nameks at 10,000 each. Piccolo had to be much stronger than them for Nail to take notice of Piccolo. Piccolo might of been stronger than Nail even. Just going by Nail's reaction.
Are you talking about the ones that are killed by Dodoria? Beause in the English manga it says that they only increase their powers to 3,000.
I think he's talking about the one's that show up at the elder's place. It was one of the worst moments of filler ever.

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Post by Xyex » Fri Jun 27, 2008 3:45 pm

Piccolo would have to be above 3,500. Nail said that Piccolo has an "astonishing amount of power", and that he couldn't believe he was that powerful, because he didn't know what sort of training Piccolo had. If Piccolo was only that strong, he would barely be above the standard warrior namek.

Piccolo also states that he "gained incredible power" while he's telepathically talkin to Gohan. I don't think he should be any weaker then 10,000 with that quote alone.
It just feels way too off for him to have made any kinds of major power gains while on King Kai's. I mean, even if you take the average daily gains he made on Earth training for the Saiya-jins and amplify them 10x over you still get a power of 4,008 after 6 days. Course, I have the same trouble wraping my head around Goku's Zenkai on Namek.... :?

I don't know, I just always pegged that "wow, you're pretty strong" reaction to being a "There's a Namek I don't know of who's on level with our warriors?" type thing.

Guess we'll just chalk it up to some sort of special Namekian training techniques that give exponentially higher increases in higher gravity levels. Still can't see him as more than 9,000 though.
They would state something saying that he has some secret form of energy, but no such thing is stated.
They do mention it being different, actually. They make a direct refrence to the fact is uses the users life force.
About what Xyex said... You can't really take in consideration the improvements the characters did because as the series progressed they grew far strong in power in less time.
Not really. Their best gains were during the Namek era. After that things tappered back off again. Powers seemed to surge during the Android saga because of the advent of the 'SSJU levels', mastering SSJ, and SSJ2. But those a bonus power, like with the Kaioken. Goku's power increased to around 8k training in Otherworld but he could manage up to around 32k via the Kaioken. The SSJ stuff is the same. Don't forget that small gains in base equal massive gains when transformed thus making gains later look far greater than they actually are.
I mean, check Goku training with kami for 3 years and Ten Shin Han for less than 6 months. It doesn't make sense that a saiyan gets less power than a human in more years.
Or Vegeta training in 300 gravity for 3 years and then in just a few months in the ROSAT he got an even greater boost....
Nah. He made larger general gains in the 3 years prior to the Androids. All of his RoSaT power was from the SSJU form.
Considering their lack of transformations, or deeper reserves of any kind, I don't see that. Assuming they were each about 60,000, we would basically have to assume that their power would randomly quadruple after fusion. Adding their power together would get you something on par with their captain. Multiplying their power together would get you... well... a supreme being whom no character in the history of the series would have ever been able to touch.
We know that fusion yields a HUGE increase in power. Far more than simply adding A and B to each other, especially with the Potara's were the stronger person doesn't have to lower their power to match the weaker one. We know this because of how much power Gotenks had in comparison to Trunks and Goten. Base Gotenks got battered up pretty good but not much worse than Majin Vegeta had and there's no way either of them are half of Majin Vegeta's power in their base forms. :P

I figure with Jeice and Burter at 50,000 each that a fusion (either one, since their powers are the same) would produce a power of 500k. Enough to match somewhat well with first form Freeza.
He overcame the gravity difference and sparred with the others. Manga-wise they don't really show much, but that doesn't mean no training took place. Kaio tells Goku they'll be training, so it isn't a stretch to assume the regimen would be an accelerated version of what Goku received. Keep in mind that the manga doesn't show much training with Kami, but we know Yamcha, Kuririn, and Tenshinhan more or less improved ten times over.
I was going by what I remembered in the anime. When they showed that it basicly stated that Piccolo hadn't trained with them and had ignored King Kai since his arrival and just sat there meditating the entire time.

As for the Kami stuff, I can see that happening. In the case of the humans they 1) have sparring partners and 2) Didn't have to work on the 'basics' as much as it seemed Goku did. They were able to devote more time to outright training AND had people to fight with as oposed to solo training which one would expect to be slower. (And I don't have any of them increasing more than 7.5 fold in the year they had.)
That's an interesting formula, but I tend to think that the focus would be less on "strongest power" and more on base body (in both cases, this is Piccolo). To put another way, Nail just had his shit royally wrecked. He may have clocked 42,000 before fighting Freeza, but unless fusion acts as a quick Dende-style fix, there shouldn't have been 42k floating around for Piccolo to grab.
Eh, I just made that up for the hell of it, really.

But anyway, I don't see who the base is mattering in the slightest. And as for Nail's power, just because he'd been beaten half to death doesn't mean his body was no longer able to produce the level of strength once healed. I see no reason why Nail's cells wouldn't have regenerated upon merging with Piccolo's since Piccolo had the energy left for regeneration. So Nail's power capicity would have been brought back to full during the fusion.
How else would Piccolo have gained so much from fusing with Kami? that had more to do with his "completion" and what he learned from Kami than from a powr boost (since last we checked Kami was weaker than Ma Junior at the end of DB and he doesn't exactly train).
Piccolo and Kami are a unique case, though. We don't know what effect the original split may have had on Daimou or Kami's powers or whatever. For all we know the fusion effect was doubled or trippled or even maybe 20x greater because of their convoluted relationship.
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