Kanzentai Battle Power Guide
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And just like Dragon Ball its a flawed system because someone with a lower bounty (or even with no bounty at all) can be stronger and more dangerous than another with a higher bounty.Innagadadavida wrote:Great guide. I read through some of it the other day. I had never made the connection that One Piece uses Bounty Prices as a way to gauge threat level.
Yes, I understand that, but that doesn`t change the fact they are still a flawed system in-universe of evaluating your opponent`s power or threat to you, which was where I was getting at.
For example...
A Freeza`s soldier comes across someone he doesn`t know. He checks his scouter. The information he gets from the scouter may leave him off guard for the opponent if he gets cocky due to its flaws.
The same way, if a pirate comes across someone he doesn`t know and he somehow finds out his bounty that information may leave him unprepared and off guard if he gets cocky due to its flaws.
It has basically the same flaws.
Sayans/fighters/pirates can not be reduced to mere numbers.
And although Oda doesn`t stress this point, these flaws, as much as Akira Toriyama does, it has happened at least once or twice in One Piece a situation where a pirate underestimates his opponent due to his bounty and pays for it.
For example...
A Freeza`s soldier comes across someone he doesn`t know. He checks his scouter. The information he gets from the scouter may leave him off guard for the opponent if he gets cocky due to its flaws.
The same way, if a pirate comes across someone he doesn`t know and he somehow finds out his bounty that information may leave him unprepared and off guard if he gets cocky due to its flaws.
It has basically the same flaws.
Sayans/fighters/pirates can not be reduced to mere numbers.
And although Oda doesn`t stress this point, these flaws, as much as Akira Toriyama does, it has happened at least once or twice in One Piece a situation where a pirate underestimates his opponent due to his bounty and pays for it.
Yeah. This is why relying on battle powers is bad within the series. They fluctuate a lot, in the case of the Earthlings. There's a difference between standing around Roshi and ready to fight Roshi. I guess it could be mentioned in the guide somewhere, for people who don't realize.Akira wrote:The only one on that list that I questioned was Roshi at 180 against Piccolo. Is it perhaps when he powered up for the Mafuba Technique? Maybe that ought to be mentioned? Because he is still listed as 139 when Bulma scans him after the battle with Raditz, which was the same as his power at the 22nd Budokai. Other than that, everything seemed pretty good to me. Glad to have a few more legit numbers to add to my own list that I've kept in a word document.
There's a big problem with this. I know that the SEG says, "fusion isn't addition, it's multiplication," but it doesn't specify what unit of measurement to use. For example, let's say Goku is a 5, and Vegeta is a 5. Fusion would make them a 25, only 5 times stronger. That's quite a big difference to the result you'd get using Freeza's battle power units.Shoryuken wrote:So the formula for figuring out the power level of a fused warrior is multiplying the strength of them together.
This does give some pretty huge power levels:
Ex.
Dodoria = 22.000
Zarbon = 23.000
Fusion between the two (22.000*23.000) = 506.000.000
That means they could kill Freezer in his first stage over a hundred times.
To be honest, I think the guide's mention of it being multiplication is just a different way of saying "stronger than the sum of its parts."
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Yeah, technically the actual paragraph only says that Potara fusion is so amazing that the increase in battle power is more like multiplication than addition. So technically you could say that it multiplies the two peoples' BP by 100 or something and that would still fall under multiplication. It's only the picture caption thingy that says "Goku x Vegeta=Vegetto".Bussani wrote:To be honest, I think the guide's mention of it being multiplication is just a different way of saying "stronger than the sum of its parts."
Another problem with taking the caption literally is that when Goku is contemplating fusing with Satan, he says it will hardly increase his strength at all, or even make him weaker. But even if Satan is only as strong as the farmer, fusing with him would still make Goku 5 times stronger, a substantial increase. But I guess you could say that Goku doesn't know how the Potara work. But then wouldn't Elder Kaioshin tell him that fusing with anyone would make him much more powerful?
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While what you said is true, remember that even the Kaioken could boost Goku's power times 10 with no trouble. Then the Super Saiyan levels are x50, x100, and x400 respectively. And if fusing with a regular human cost Goku his SSj upgrades, then yes, it would weaken him by far.Herms wrote:Another problem with taking the caption literally is that when Goku is contemplating fusing with Satan, he says it will hardly increase his strength at all, or even make him weaker.
Of course not.Rocketman wrote:While what you said is true, remember that even the Kaioken could boost Goku's power times 10 with no trouble. Then the Super Saiyan levels are x50, x100, and x400 respectively. And if fusing with a regular human cost Goku his SSj upgrades, then yes, it would weaken him by far.Herms wrote:Another problem with taking the caption literally is that when Goku is contemplating fusing with Satan, he says it will hardly increase his strength at all, or even make him weaker.
A half sayan, half human (like Gohan, Trunks and Goten) can go super sayan so Goku would still be able to.
So he would still have the increase from the SSJ forms plus the x5 or whatever increase the fusion would give him overall.
And he was going to fuse with Mr. Satan. I don`t think he actually believed he would get weaker, especially if he if he was going to fuse with him rather than Dende.
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It's more a case of Toriyama's usual forgetfulness.Herms wrote:Yeah, technically the actual paragraph only says that Potara fusion is so amazing that the increase in battle power is more like multiplication than addition. So technically you could say that it multiplies the two peoples' BP by 100 or something and that would still fall under multiplication. It's only the picture caption thingy that says "Goku x Vegeta=Vegetto".Bussani wrote:To be honest, I think the guide's mention of it being multiplication is just a different way of saying "stronger than the sum of its parts."
Another problem with taking the caption literally is that when Goku is contemplating fusing with Satan, he says it will hardly increase his strength at all, or even make him weaker. But even if Satan is only as strong as the farmer, fusing with him would still make Goku 5 times stronger, a substantial increase. But I guess you could say that Goku doesn't know how the Potara work. But then wouldn't Elder Kaioshin tell him that fusing with anyone would make him much more powerful?
It does make more sense of using the "addition method" rather than multiplying them together.
But fusions are always stronger than the sum of their parts. Just adding two people together alone would be a bit pointless, since you're not really gaining anything. As Herms said, it might mean adding them together, then multiplying that by X. Maybe X varies depending on the compatibility of the two people, since Rou Kaioshin said that it didn't hurt that Goku and Vegeta lived to outdo each other.Shoryuken wrote:It does make more sense of using the "addition method" rather than multiplying them together.
I think he was referring to adding the two power levels together and then giving them a multiplication, instead of just multiplicating the two power levels. Which makes a lot more sense, like I previously said.
How much it that multiplication can even vary from fusion to fusion depending on how much the fighters are compatible.
How much it that multiplication can even vary from fusion to fusion depending on how much the fighters are compatible.
Well, if so, that makes sense.rereboy wrote:I think he was referring to adding the two power levels together and then giving them a multiplication, instead of just multiplicating the two power levels. Which makes a lot more sense, like I previously said.
How much it that multiplication can even vary from fusion to fusion depending on how much the fighters are compatible.
As I said earlier though, the whole 'multiplying one power by another' thing might work, depending on what units of measurements it assumes you use. But since we don't know that, there's no way to actually do the math. Not that there's any way to do the math with the other method, either... But that's probably for the best.
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Look at Goku's strength in Kiri at that time - 3000 in the first Super Saiya-jin level. So that's 6000 (SSJ2) then 24,000 (SSJ3). If we step into GT he becomes Super Saiya-jin 4 which I figure would probably increase SSJ3 6 (144,000 Kiri) or 8 (192,000) times.Herms wrote:Yeah, technically the actual paragraph only says that Potara fusion is so amazing that the increase in battle power is more like multiplication than addition. So technically you could say that it multiplies the two peoples' BP by 100 or something and that would still fall under multiplication. It's only the picture caption thingy that says "Goku x Vegeta=Vegetto".Bussani wrote:To be honest, I think the guide's mention of it being multiplication is just a different way of saying "stronger than the sum of its parts."
Here's how I'd rank Vegeta and Goku
Vegeta
Base = 333.3
SSJ: 9x= 3000
SSJ2: 18x= 6000
Goku
Base = 1000
SSJ: 3x = 3000
SSJ2: 6x = 6000
SSJ3: 24x = 24,000
Golden Oozaru: 30x = 30,000
SSJ4: 144x = 144,000
Super Yi Xing Long = a lot more than 144,000
Goku x Vegeta = Vegetto
1000 x 333.33 = 333,300
almost makes sense, doesn't it?
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Making it so that Vegetto/Gogeta comes out way stronger than the villian is easy. The problem with applying that sort of multiplication rule to a strict mathematical BP system (which I doubt it was ever intended to be) is making it so that Kibito-Kaioshin or Gotan wouldn't also come out much stronger than the villians or the other heroes.
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Those were just numbers made up by me lmao, Goku's SSJ form is a lot less of a boost than it used to be so I thought of a list of things that could lower it and up his baseBussani wrote:Uhhh...not to me, it seems. What are these numbers based on? And why is Vegeta's base so much lower than Goku's, but his SSJ boost is greater?beast mode wrote:almost makes sense, doesn't it?
I'd think that learning each level (Full-power included) would bump Super Saiya-jin down 3x (and add to Goku's base strength) making SSJ a default of 18x (not quite close to the actual original 50x boost, yet a lot warmer to what Toriyama imagined)
Goku (Brackets = SSJ Multiplier after gaining said form)
SSJ (18x)
SSJ Grade 1 (15x)
SSJ Grade 2 (12x)
Full-Power SSJ (9x)
SSJ2 (6x)
SSJ3 (3x)
Vegeta
SSJ (SSJ=18x)
SSJ Grade 1 (SSJ=15x)
SSJ Grade 2 (SSJ=12x)
SSJ2 (SSJ=9x)
Vegeta's base is then 1/9 of 6000 or 333
Gohan's (pre Mystic/Ultimate/Whatever) base would be 1/24 of 5000 or 208
Gotenk's base = 200
this is just the way I try to make sense of individuals power, not something that anyone else can (or should) rely on (as I seem to remember Gotenks base being able to fight Buu pretty well, then again that fight was sorta a return to dragon ball's gag-manga routes - who knows)
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None of regular Gotenks' attack did any damage on evil Boo (and when Gotenks fought fat Boo, he got his clock cleaned).beast mode wrote: (as I seem to remember Gotenks base being able to fight Buu pretty well, then again that fight was sorta a return to dragon ball's gag-manga routes - who knows)
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I was reading the guide (it's awesome btw) and I noticed something:
"Kami-sama: 220
This one is original to this chart, as far as I know. It's lower than Piccolo Daimao's, even though Kami-sama is supposed to be stronger than Daimao. Since all these figures are supposed to be during the battle with Vegeta, this number would only work if Kami-sama had gotten much weaker between Goku's battle with Piccolo Daimao and the battle with Vegeta."
Isn't Kami-sama only supposed to be stronger than old Piccolo, not young Piccolo?
"Kami-sama: 220
This one is original to this chart, as far as I know. It's lower than Piccolo Daimao's, even though Kami-sama is supposed to be stronger than Daimao. Since all these figures are supposed to be during the battle with Vegeta, this number would only work if Kami-sama had gotten much weaker between Goku's battle with Piccolo Daimao and the battle with Vegeta."
Isn't Kami-sama only supposed to be stronger than old Piccolo, not young Piccolo?
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By "young Piccolo", do you mean young Piccolo Daimao or Ma Junior? If young Piccolo Daimao, then Kami is supposed to be stronger than Popo (according to Popo), and Goku was completely outclassed by Popo after he defeated young Piccolo Daimao. But Ma Junior is supposed to be stronger than Kami.Senzu_Bean wrote:Isn't Kami-sama only supposed to be stronger than old Piccolo, not young Piccolo?
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