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The simplest answer is "it depends". All statements about how Goku and Vegeta achieved the form only mention their intense training, whereas rage was clearly the catalyst for Gohan and Trunks. Perhaps this is mainly due to the genetic differences between full-blooded Saiyans and hybrids, or that...

The Dragon Books' statement would suggest Pure Evil Boo gained 100% of Fat Boo's power in general, which wouldn't work when Good Boo could still do something against Pure Boo (even more so in the anime the statement concerns).

Goku may not have gotten an opportunity to fully gauge Beerus' level there with how easily he beat Vegeta, so I doubt Beerus powered up any more before starting their fight.

FnF Goku is a more debatable aspect when considering the manga for it implied he could utilise SSG's power in base, though that seemed to have been dropped for the film version. I've got no issues with those numbers overall.

All other sources (including the manga/anime itself) state that Fat Boo's power was divided between his good and evil selves, so there's no way Pure Evil Boo = Fat Boo without a boost, considering Good Boo certainly isn't 0% of Fat Boo's power :troll.

> Finished > Never got an ending I'd say pick one, but instead I'll just say A Song of Ice and What Now? :troll Volume 10: Guts' reaction to Casca asking if it was his first time is priceless. It's got a comedic element to it with his expression, an air of innocence from Casca's loving...

Like with a lot of tropes, it's a case by case basis. In some cases, long flashbacks can be excused if focused on thoroughly exploring characters or in stories that start in media raes. The Golden Age Arc of Berserk is gold in more than name for this with it essentially being an incredibly long...

Volume 9: So, Griffith's reaction to losing Guts and finding comfort through Charlotte is an interesting one. Many interpret it as him having romantic feelings for Guts, but I'd say the "Griffith's secretly gay" take a very oversimplified take on it, particularly when it's not as though he...

Boo wins due to his power and infinite stamina, but I wouldn't say it'd be a complete no contest. If anything, I'd say it'd point to Boo's power at his peak of rage spiking up significantly rather than SS3 having a huge boost. Still, I'd probably say this only concerns the anime when...

Assuming he was comparable to Goku in equal forms at the time, Vegeta should win as long as he can deal with Boo's unpredictable and dangerous nature. SS3 Goku is portrayed as the strongest of the Dragon Team during the film, which should make his and Vegeta's SS2 forms far above Pure Boo via...

Piccolo ought to oneshot both, considering what implications there are that the humans progressed to a level comparable to the U6 Arc SSJs is flimsy at best and there's really no way to take Shimorekka enduring #18's hits other than plot armour with how Jaco isn't suggested to have made huge gains.

Gohan ought to lose. He's at best marginally stronger than the kids (if even that, if you take the Daizenshuu's word on the matter), who in turn are at best not significantly above #18. Couple this with #17's infinite energy, and it won't take long for Lapis to win.

Going by the feats presented and what SSJ2 said, Base Vegeta stomps, particularly when Initial Beerus was shown going far easier manga Enraged Vegeta and the latter only needs to be above Pre-God SS3 Goku and Ultimate Gohan.

Thought you already had, so sorry about that. Good thing I didn't go into details on what it is :troll. Without spoiling anything, Season 5 is the most inconsistent one of the series. It has the greatest highs of the series (its 16th episode being the undisputed best of the series), but also...

Not yet, though maybe there's a chance if I'm walking in the woods in winter with them :king. Very contrived and convenient, particularly for a series as well written as Breaking Bad. It'd be understandable if the cousins were portrayed as thinking with emotions first, but that's the opposite...

Ki control and stamina amongst Pre-23rd TB characters was vastly inferior to their Z counterparts though. For instance, Goku was later able to fire a Super Kamehameha far stronger than the Bakurikimaha against Piccolo's reincarnation without being fatigued, and Piccolo was near enough equal to...

Finished Volume 8. The aftermath of the Battle of Doldrey shows how Miura excellently handles the realism of a medieval setting in a manner similar to someone like George R.R. Martin (there's a whole lot of similarities between Berserk and ASOIAF in setting and tone, but that's its own topic)...

Fatigue causing characters to not be able to draw out their full power is usually either verbally or visually shown if so, such as Goku's weakened Kamehamehas at points in Part 1. Not only that, but Piccolo's shock at Cell tanking it certainly isn't that of someone who was both aware of Cell...

Going by the GT Perfect Files, to an extent. SS4 Gogeta should be above anyone or anything else in GT with him being cited as the strongest being in all dimensions and capable of beating Super Yi Xing Long with one finger if he wished. I'd disagree with his casual level prior to kicking the...

Not really. All that shows is that Goku's method of training was far more beneficial than Vegeta's. If that were the case, it'd explicitly note such after immediately saying the Grade forms grant more power, not to mention that guide saying that FPSSJ allows them to stay permanently within the...