Saiyan-Professor wrote:Now can someone provide me with the CliffNotes version of the difference between multiplying Ki and strength? I am still attempting to see how Super Saiyan 3 makes a person 400 times stronger than just 150.
Why does it have to be x150 anyway? Why does that number make more sense? Heck, it's an even smaller increase in power than SSJ2 gave, it's just making you x1.5 stronger than SSJ2.
In a way it makes sense for SSJ3 to be such a large increase. Compared to SSJ2, which turns out to be rather small, the change in appearance is equally amazing.
As for all the strength and ki stuff, we were just talking about how you can train your body to a certain point only, then strength increases come from drawing out ki alone (and transforming I assume, which changes your body in an instant). So how is power and speed calculated? There must be some sort of formula that takes ki and body into account to result in your final strength stat.
Now for something unrelated; I was thinking about kaioken. It increases the ki in your body suddenly and this increase puts a strain on your body. If you don't control your ki right you can damage or explode your body, according to Goku and Kaio-sama (they may have been exaggerating, but I think we get the point that it could be bad). According to this guide Goku trained his body to it's maximum potential around his way to Namek, right? But strength increases keep coming via drawing out your ki.
So, if their bodies stop getting stronger but their ki is still increasing, what's stopping these enormous levels of ki from damaging their bodies in the same way kaioken would?
Edit: Or maybe I'm interpreting it wrong. Maybe their muscles do keep increasing, but only once they have the ki to break beyond the normal limits. This might even explain the need for reaching higher SSJ states -- the extra ki you get from them might help you go beyond your body's current limits. Quite similar to what Onikage theorized when he suggested that unlocking new transformations lets you go through tougher training than your body could take before. If so, way to go Onikage!