We still might get it during 2023 or 2024. We haven't gotten any new anime content after the ToP because the manga is monthly so the anime gets ahead too fast. The ToP was over 50 episodes long in the anime and the manga had just finished the Trunks arc by the time Episode 131 ended.
People thought there'd be an announcement about the new anime this month but it turned out to just be word about Super Hero's home release. Granolah is the latest manga arc so far other than this new arc that was announced this month.
The fact that Goku literally had SSJ3 and Dragon Fist at his fingertips but decided to fuck around in SSJ2 and get stomped with everyone else is what kills the movie for me. Had it been just half an hour longer and had they fused into Gogeta and still failed to get the job done, defused and then...
Considering that Tao was able to threaten Goku with a sword, I think slicing someone in half even with a moderate gap is more than possible. Obviously Ki trained fighters would just be able to catch a sword and snap it like Gohan did against Dabura if the swordsman is weaker than the target though.
Other than the Z anime and some related guides most sources seem to consider Organic Freeza to be above Cold as well. One guide even claimed Freeza's power surpassed Cold's at birth.
They were 1st Rosat Grade 2 SSJs in Movie 8 and post 2nd Rosat SSJ1s in Movie 9. The concept art for Movie 8 Vegeta says "Super Vegeta" as well, not to mention both Vegeta and Trunks are far more muscular in Movie 8 and Vegeta's hair is more wild in that movie.
It's only in the anime. The manga makes it clear that Mecha Freeza considers himself the strongest in the universe (except perhaps SSJ Goku whom he's not sure he can beat by himself), a claim which Cold doesn't deny. Cold also praised Trunks as the universe's strongest when he cleaved Freeza to...
It's just a nod to the previously established Daizenshuu multiplier. The SEG copies a lot of information from the Daizenshuu such as the currently highest form (SSJ3 in the case of the manga-oriented Daizenshuu, SSJ4 in GT PF) being a form that draws out a Saiyan's power to the utmost limits as...
Between Duelist Kingdom and Battle City, which one is more messed up in terms of fucked up moderation?
Duelist Kingdom's track record: Tells the field power bonus only to winners of the Japanese championship like Haga at first, forces those who drop out before the finals to row their way back...
That doesn't sound likely since in the same episode SSJ4 Goku could tank Baby's RDB as soon as he got serious. The entry was written after SSJ4 reached its full power against Oozaru Baby too.
The fact that it uses the word theory while the SEG and Daizenshuu/chozenshuu officially have it as 50x (and 100x for SSJ2 and 400x for SSJ3) shows that the Perfect Files don't treat the 50x multiplier as concrete as those previous guides.
We can dismiss the multiplier debate then, though the...
They really should've postponed Hit's elimination for later, like just before Kefla shows up, and let him help Goku instead of Goku flat-out refusing his help. At least they could have used the excuse that Goku can time his attacks to match Hit's timing with Time Skip or whatever due to having...
Then he goes onto deliberately refuse to save his two friends too in the same chapter. Jiren is twice the buffoon he was in the anime with him doing stupid shit like attacking the audience. It's already bad enough that he fucked around with SSJB Goku for like 30 minutes.
Actually it said that "according to some sources, the form boosts a user's power as much as 50 times!!" rather than saying so definitively. So the 2.5x multiplier implied by Rild still works. Gero's calculations are shown again and again to be inaccurate and he admitted a few pages later that...
Probably Vegeta and pre-Ultimate Gohan. Can't think of any other ally who's relevant, and if the statement was to encompass Goku (which it clearly is trying not to) it'd say Goku-tachi rather than specify Vegeta.