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I think that's what you generally see from fiction. It builds hype for potential fights and training arcs. Sometimes, the 'local' characters are also aligned with that thought process. For example, Goku has shown excitement over fighting people that are perceived to be of a higher plane or from...

During the snippet that we saw, yes. Roshi used it as a teaching tool; given that Goku appeared to be struggling, it seems logical for Roshi to have demonstrated how it would be done more accurately, which would explain why he had a book in his hand along with the boys. Poor Goku if he was left...

Roshi read to Goku and Krillin during the study portion of their Turtle School training.

There's no strong link, by the looks of it. Those factors tend to be separated quite a lot actually. I remember GT being criticized for relying on ki blasts in the fight choreography as opposed to technical H2H fighting skills.

I think you gave a fair answer. Interesting to read. Shang both rounds The director describes Shang-Chi as being (or envisions him becoming) Thor/Hulk level. In terms of the movie itself, Shang-Chi (w/ rings) came across like a quasi-Doctor Strange - having a mystical resource that gives him...

@ahill Any matchup you have in mind as a continuation?

Any MCU scalers as of current? If you're unsure of the above matchup, feel free to skip it and start a fresh one.

I think Nila knows it's not a direct quote, but is judging from how he acted around the strongest guys. Dabura was never bothered by any comp until Buu slapped him.

Neither were associated with immortality, just come from a different realm. That's why Zamasu had to use special means [Super DBs] to obtain it.

Immortal: Impervious to injury and time Mortal: Can be effected by the above factors Goku says Vegeta would cease to exist entirely if Kid Buu killed him during his 1 minute stalling plan.

Basically the same confidence we saw from his peer, Cell. It takes getting walloped to bring them down a notch.

The supporting fighters get trounced quickly, and Goku falls after Buu's regen + health remains intact from the battle.

I can't control how someone perceives my post, but no, that was not my intent. Just making observations, same as yourself.

Wait, you have over 30k messages? I get the impression you prefer DB to Z, based on the few instances we've been in the same threads. Not too familiar with your powerscaling, but I'm sure you've thought about it at some stage like most Dragon Ball enthusiasts within forums.

Combined powers of beaten up Z Fighters seem ridiculously potent in the films. It may not be necessary to upscale them individually, but nothing prevents it since it's an alternative universe anyway.

Some characters do get caught slipping with disc attacks, but perhaps being blinded beforehand would increase the urgency to evade when their opponent calls out something that implies a slicing mechanism. Would've been cool to see it work.

Fighters ought to be more on-guard when faced with it repeatedly, especially with how the user loves to yell it out. It's kind of a desperation move and not a game-changer in a lot of uses.

They should be able to. Main thing to consider upon use is the body potentially destroying itself when sustained beyond what you're accustomed to. This very well could be a risk they would knowingly take because -- like Goku -- they try to max out all resources when the opponent is that fearsome.

Vegito both rounds. It seemed his power was contextualized more, given that he took down someone that almost accidentally crushed the living universe. Even by Daima's end, Buu was given respect by Goku mentioning him as a motivator for achieving SSJ4. Some may also reference the Vegito >~ SSJ4...

^ Refreshing to see a viewpoint that gives Buu credit in that scenario. While Goku has a win-con against Fat Buu, his energy drain casts a cloud over him that requires precision to get the job done.