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Volume 32: The Guts and Zodd teamup is a great point of the story. Along with the double-page spread of them wounding Ganishka being amongst the top tier of Berserk artwork, them acknowledging the more current common enemy works well with the implications that Zodd may have gained a less...

He's only shown to have just regained consciousness after Super #17 was killed, so it's highly doubtful he sensed their fight.

SS2 would make the most sense as there'd be no need for him to use a weaker level of power with how serious he was acting when firing the Final Shine Attack, but considering how inconsistently characters treat their own power in this arc, it's debatable.

Probably. All he did was the same as his base self was already doing to the Dragon Team but slightly faster, and it doesn't help that he's severely lacking in techniques compared to Cell.

It's made very apparent that the Kaioshin ritual is far different from other potential unlocks though, the latter of which are indirectly referenced with Goku calling out potential unlocks beyond one's natural limit as a common ability. Without the power creep of later material such as Super and...

Volume 31: Still not sure if I like or hate the Batman Guts design :ladd. As for the implementation of a controlled Berserker (and that was intentional :troll) Guts, I would've preferred a few more conflicts before it being controlled, but it was a bit too much of a wildcard to keep...

That seems to just be a dumb moment rather than a genuine power implication when considering Oob oneshotted a Rild that Base Gohan was struggling against not long prior. That, and the following arc has Oob presented as more durable than the hybrids against Yi Xing Long. As for the main topic...

Cell wins by virtue of us at least having an idea of how strong he is. All we know about Super Hatchiyack is that he's somewhat stronger than his base self and his feats don't present it as being by much.

Gogeta wins. The GT Perfect Files stating he's the most powerful warrior in all dimensions or describing his power as limitless means he represents the peak capable of being achieved in GT. Keep in mind though that both Goku and Vegeta were clearly brought beyond their limits at the time they...

Goku displaying his aura would indicate he was using his full Ki and, as Animelover said, it'd make no sense for him to not be when resorting to a SS2 burst and it wasn't suggested he put out more Ki between his Kiri being read and then. Goku wins with ease.

I'd say Shin needs to be weaker than #18 due to the scaling with the Base Saiyans, but I wouldn't say he's that much weaker. Shin takes this with mid-diff.

You're right in that a plot hole started the arc's inciting incident, but the target is off there as the main plot hole is Trunks sensing #17's Ki to confirm his identity when that should obviously be impossible. #17 getting so strong though is less a plot hole and more of a notable contrivance...

Probably a little stronger than his EoZ SS3 self since Goku didn't suggest he'd completely maxed himself out, but not by too much. I'd say that'd make him far stronger than SS2 Gotenks, but still significantly below the likes of Evil Boo.

@Ultimate Cell I'm not completely sold on the casting choices for Paulie and Junior (especially the latter with how perfect of a double they were able to find for the flashbacks in the series), but Michael Gandolfini is the perfect choice to fill his father's boots. The trailer also features...

According to GT's timeline, the events of the Baby Arc's end still took place in Age 789 and prior to the Super #17 Arc there was the 31st Tenkaichi Budokai, with the event always being held on 7th May, meaning there was at least roughly a 5 month difference between them. This is far greater...

Probably the Evil Dragons Arc due to the idea of the Dragon Balls being turned against the main cast as the final obstacle could've been a perfect finale with better handling, whereas Zamasu Arc was pretty broken in premise alone and only really had the idea of permanent repercussions for...

Volume 30: The Guts VS Serpico rematch is a good fight. Not only are there some great strategy and tactics on Serpico's part, but him graciously accepting defeat does highlight the contrast between him and Griffith when it came to accepting Guts as their better. On the subject of breaking...

Pretty much, yeah.

As long as Gohan can't increase his power further through rage, Goku ought to take this. Pre-Majin Vegeta didn't treat an opponent comparable to Cell as being a great threat, and these two Gohans are more or less on that level.

Volume 29: Along with the ties between Schierke and Sonia, there seems to be a more obvious conflict between Isidro and Mule that Miura was building up. Also interesting to note how the proper, chivalrous knight is basically serving the Antichrist whereas the detestable rogue is following one...