1) Except that it wouldn't. They would weigh proportionally the exact same outside as they would inside under the 150g, so if they were in a 1g environment, the situation still would have been the exact same. Besides, Vegeta only got "scratched" cause Trunks' punch caught the side of his cheek rather than a head on blow.Truhan wrote:Oh please, not this argument again... Trunks has less mass than Vegeta, which in a gravity room makes all the difference. While Trunks is allowed to move fast, Vegeta packs quite a punch and only gets scratched. As for Goten... Gohan meant exactly what he said: if he's not careful, the boys are going to surpass him, and yet, they haven't unlocked SSJ2 on their own. The 2008 special places Goku and Vegeta quite close to, if not above Gotenks on a similar form, and Vegeta took more of a beating than Gotenks could ever dream of in BoG, while explicitly saying: "you stand no chance". If a fused character's power splits, no matter the formula, then Goten and Trunks are nowhere close to their parents, as if the over reliance on fusion wasn't enough of an argument.
2) Yet if they were the miles and miles away from Gohan that you indicate the boys are, Gohan wouldn't have that fear. Besides, the Daizenshuu establishes Goten being just as strong as Gohan, so officially, they are that close together.
3) Gotenks wasn't remotely trying at all when he was fighting Aka. He effortlessly battered and tossed him around in his base form, and then with a "technique" he stole from Mr. Satan, he sent Aka bouncing around the inner wall of the hotel courtyard several times with a single blow, while Goku's blow didn't do anything near as drastic. Besides, one could easily make the argument that, between the damage he received from Gotenks and all the energy he put into his Super Wahaha no ha, Aka wasn't anywhere near as powerful when Goku struck him as he was when Gotenks attacked him.
4) Literally no one at the time stood any chance against Beerus, so Vegeta saying that Gotenks stood no chance is irrelevant. Besides, Beerus was clearly pulling his punches and fluctuating his strength based on his opponent's power, so