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Granolath did nothing wrong :donovan.

Probably still Askeladd, even though Thorfinn has gained great development after the Prologue Arc. The way in which Askeladd can be seamlessly propped up as the hero of his own story despite also committing many atrocities not only makes him morally complex, but the way in which he acts as a...

Berserk: The Prototype - 5/10 Not much to say about a prototype pilot chapter. Even though you can see some glimpses of the vision Miura would have for the series, you can also tell how unrefined the concept was in its early stages with Guts being characterised as a generic anti-hero and the...

I have a lot of physical media when it comes to dvds or manga, though I don't collect as much as I used to. When having more money to spend on them, however, I do plan on collecting all of the volumes for both Berserk and Mobile Suit Gundam: The Origin, as well as maybe Fist of the North Star...

Finished Volume 13 and read 14 up until the end of the Golden Age. The Eclipse is where we get the first deep insight into how destiny functions within Berserk's universe, particularly when factoring in the lost Chapter 83. Even though certain aspects are strung together as predestined such as...

Their combined power was Universe level. Their individual power being that great is up for debate. It's clearly shown that Goku learnt how to negate the shockwaves during his fight with Beerus. Of which were stated by Vados to be capable of destroying both Universes 6 and 7.

Anime-wise, I'd probably give it to Freeza. Goku noted that he and Vegeta wouldn't get much out of the Rosat training from having reached their limits, so Goku would be at best marginally stronger than the version of him who was still noticeably behind Golden Freeza. Manga-wise, Goku probably...

Daimao since Hit relies more on hax techniques than genuine tactics and Hit's pragmatic nature in battle started and ended with his fight against Vegeta. 23rd TB Tenshinhan VS Post-Choshinsui Goku & Piccolo Daimao

Likely no stronger than his ToP self, who in turn likely isn't any stronger than his U6 Arc self given he was shown to still be inferior to Frost.

That's what the anime presents, the narrator even saying this is a battle capable of destroying the universe. The 2nd interpretation definitely isn't true when we didn't see any planets or stars taking damage from their shockwaves, showing it isn't something where the damage is accumulative.

That's what I'd assume. As for the topic, leaving aside the fact that even the slightest difference between characters that are Galaxy to Multi-Galaxy level at this point should be astronomically greater than those during the Freeza Arc regardless of what the inconsistent battle power system...

Close to his true base power. Not only does the Full Colour version make this obvious, but his response once Freeza notes he mustn't be using his full power makes it unlikely he'd be using any variant of Kaioken.

Super Yi Xing Long also noted that he felt Goku's attack after Beyond Limits SS4 Goku (who was fatigued at this point as noted by Trunks) launched a bunch of melee hits on him, so the latter isn't too far off from the former's destructive capability. Episode 61 Time: 8m10s Subject: Goku’s...

Volume 12: So, Griffith starts the Eclipse and brings rise to the "Griffith Did Nothing Wrong" meme. The story does a good job conveying Griffith's rationale of not wanting the previous sacrifices others made for his dream go to waste so his action isn't purely one of selfishness and it's not...

That seems the logical decision. Considering the hype Saganbo gave Yuzun and how the former's clearly superior to the other goons, it wouldn't be a stretch to assume Yuzun simply had some of the most significant prisoners under his command. Compared to most Super characters, probably not other...

Kochin's battle power according to the DBZ M3 pamphlet is 6 and he wasn't presented as anything impressive beyond his gun. Raditz oneshots as long as he dodges his attacks. Boo Arc Base Goku VS Kamiccolo (no weights)

Vegeta had come to terms with his situation after the Cell Game though with him admitting his fault to Gohan and even declaring he'd never fight again after seeing the sacrifice of Goku, something he seemingly would've held true to if not for Goku's one day return as he seemed to have no...

> Sings cover of Tell Me Why > Doesn't say "Put your Grasses On" :donovan2 At least the dance at the start of the song is a goldmine for memes.

Volume 11: The Wyald fight is a fairly underrated part of the Golden Age. It has the red herring of prepping the audience for this to be the turning point between Guts and Griffith much like the Battle of Doldrey, but does this better due to Wyald being a supernatural threat that helps bring...

That seems to be the case, yeah.