Tsufuru wrote:he lifted them in the manga and i dont know if its wrong translation he said" they weigh like a ton".
He picked up one and said "These aren't just heavy!"
Tsufuru wrote:it matters cuz at that point in the series they are physicaly a lot stronger than a normal human and use ki to get stronger.you dont know when they reached their natural limit , tho.
maybe they already did?
There really is no proof that they are physically a lot stronger than normal humans. For all we know they are above humans just because of their Ki at this point. If you check the artwork you'll see that none of the turtle school disciples have a much of a notable build than Tenshinhan. I highly doubt that any of them had reached their physical limits by this point otherwise it would be pretty weird for them to look like they aren't that muscle toned. The only time you see any muscle on them is when they are flexing it. Meanwhile you can actually see the tone and definition in Tenshinhan's muscles. Later in the manga you can see Goku has developed muscle further.
Tsufuru wrote:Tenshinhan in the manga was also seen to struggle when he lifted the boots and the shirt.
I didn't see him struggle. He may have been surprised by the weight. But it definitely didn't show him struggling. In the anime they do make it look a lot more like he was struggling though.
Tsufuru wrote:yamcha , too iirc.
Think you need to check the manga again. It definitely doesn't portray him as struggling to hold Goku's shirt.
Tsufuru wrote:krillin wears them and at the same time he askes how can you even move with them , that sounds and looks like he couldnt move at all.
Kuririn does wear them and asks how you can move with them. But as I explained already "move" is an incredibly generalised word. Move could imply how he was moving like he was while fighting against Tenshinhan. It doesn't have to imply he couldn't move at all.
Tsufuru wrote:also i dont like how you use this real life logic in dbz.
Training is going to be based on real life logic. There are muscles you do and don't train even in Dragon Ball. I don't see why we shouldn't use this logic. The only times it won't matter is when the person has a lot of Ki because they can amplify their current bodies more. But that is still going to result in a loss against a character who has a great physique being amplified by Ki.
Tsufuru wrote:we saw krillin jumping km's high with zero effort.
Why does this matter? We don't know how Ki amping your body works in this. For all we know jumping would put more amplification into their legs when they jump.
Tsufuru wrote:they trained their whole body.
How can you know that? They only did certain training regimes. Those would only work with specific muscles. Even if they did train their whole bodies that doesn't mean they have reached their physical limits at this point. Kuririn's physique is a lot different after this point in the manga so he couldn't have trained all his muscles. Same with Goku and the others.
Tsufuru wrote:and even if they have weaker muslce in some areas they still can balance it with ki.
Balancing that with Ki will reduce their amplification more though. If you have to peddle more Ki into one area to make it balance out with the rest you are doing to lose the top end of strength you're capable of. It would look something like this:
Uneven arm muscles
Arm muscle 1: 10
Arm muscle 2: 10
Arm muscle 3: 5
Ki: 15
Ki amped arm muscle 1: 13.33
Ki amped arm muscle 2: 13.33
Ki amped arm muscle 3: 13.33
Even arm muscles
Arm muscle 1: 10
Arm muscle 2: 10
Arm muscle 3: 10
Ki: 15
Ki amped arm muscle 1: 15
Ki amped arm muscle 2: 15
Ki amped arm muscle 3: 15
Tsufuru wrote:and they had feats that make you think wearing that much weigh makes not much diffrence.
Not really any combat feats until this point. It's easy to understand why everyone made such a big deal of this when you consider nobody has been able to demonstrate that level of feats with weighted stuff before.
Tsufuru wrote:i dont know why vegeta still trained with 150g but toriyama made it look like thats the height g he trains with especialy now that vegeta this late comments how useless it is.
Considering we have a line from him saying he could handle 300g I don't see how we should consider that the height of his training. Vegeta is only now commenting that it is useless, it isn't something that has been true for a long time. If that had been the case we would have seen him increasing the gravity long before this. He wouldn't even be training in that level of gravity during the scene if he didn't only just now think that it is useless.
Tsufuru wrote:why is buu saga base gohan mach 1.5 only
Gohan isn't mach 1.5? If you're on about him flying to school and back and that speed. It isn't necessary for him to go any faster. Also he probably wouldn't want to arrive all sweaty. Don't forget he is supposed to be travelling to school from an extremely far place. If he was arriving having done a serious workout people are going to wonder what time he arrives because it would literally mean he doesn't have any time between coming and going to school.
Tsufuru wrote:why did cybord 16 said they need minutes to fly to gokus house a distance of like 8000 according to the map that would make them mach 200 at most.
You're assuming that they would be using their maximum energy output for this journey? They have no reason to rush. Speed is based on an exponential increase in Energy anyway. That is why the Z fighters don't travel at their combat speed. It is fine for bursts of speed but if you are trying to use that over long distances you are not going to reach your destination. We don't know how the Androids energy works either. They may have an infinite supply of energy but that doesn't mean that the amount their batteries replenish can't be beaten out by using excessive amounts of energy. To put it simply if there energy recovers at a rate of 6 Ki per second and they spend 10 Ki per second going extremely fast then while they have generators that produce an infinite amount of energy they may not be able to maintain the same level of power output.