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Assuming Broly starts off in LSSJ, the first fight depends on if you think FP Perfect Cell could perform the same feats against the Cell Games participants, seeing as how the Hatchiyack OVA and its remake makes it pretty apparent the M8 selves (sans Gohan) are around their CG level. I'd say Cell...

Liquiir wins. Regardless of where he ranks in raw power compared to Belmod or Jiren, he certainly shouldn't be too far behind and was capable of breaking a barrier that could hold even Beerus. Such a technique could definitely hold Jiren at bay in a 1 V 1 match and it doesn't help Jiren's...

The problem with this scenario is that so much of the plot is only possible for characters acting out of character. The fight with Zamasu was only able to go into round 2 due to Goku's intelligence being nerfed to the point he forgot about the Zen-Oh button until the end and the Moro Arc...

They obviously wouldn't train as hard without a foe to react to, since a lot of training methods wouldn't even be available to them without encountering enemies (Kaio's training, Gravity training, etc.). However, some of them would still train as hard as possible. Goku trains to surpass his own...

Ranfan was able to make Namu scream with an off-guard punch, compared to Goku's milder reaction to Giran's off-guard attack. She should be comparable to Giran from that alone. Meanwhile, the same Kuririn who was presented as being a league above BoDB Goku from Goku's reactions to their gains in...

Cap stomps. Cull's best feats place him a little bit above Phase 3 Hulk who was no match for Thanos, whereas Steve was able to give him some difficulty with Mjolnir. Cull not being too bright doesn't help him either in the skill department. Hawkeye VS Falcon - Both are lacking any weapons, but...

In that case: Spider-Man - 7/10 Spider-Man 2 and 3 - 4/10 Yes, out of the original trilogy at least. Pretty much all the major criticisms of RotJ lack much substance. The complaint of Luke's plan isn't really that valid when considering his alternatives had far less chance of success (eg. the...

Out of 10, or compared to the prequels? In either case: ANH - 7/10 ESB - 7.5/10 RotJ - 8/10 Ranking all the original 6: 3 > 1 > 6 > 2 > 5 > 4 For the Raimi trilogy, that's correct. 2's problems are too plot-breaking to ignore, and 3 has some heavy structural problems and cheap plot devices...

@Pocket-Gog~ Yes, it's very much a love letter to 60s Batman, and that's the problem. Even though the ludicrous aspects of Batman stories and that era are integral parts of his history, it isn't the main appeal of Batman as a character and concept; the gothic horror and dark elements of his...

I'll do so when I can, though I've been busy lately and getting through fairly long chapters can be quite the difficult task time-wise.

Brave and the Bold leans way too skewered towards the lighthearted side of tones, with its plot essentially being wanking Batman to the Nth degree more so than most post-Flashpoint comics (eg. him beating up Darkseid in a melee brawl) :ladd.

Logically, Super should be nearing its end unless it plans on going past the 28th TB after a timeskip as there's little left it can cram in with Pan/Bra born and Oob's power being a thing. That would be the case if it were a spinoff driven by its narrative rather than a corporate product driven...

Definitely. The story, character writing, theme exploration and acting are all perfect throughout its entirety, with the only genuine flaws it has being a few minor casting changes after the first few episodes. Not only that, but it's essential to bring up as a benchmark when it was the first...

For what the anime is worth, the Steve Simmons subs translate it as: "What a Ki! Can his power really be this great?" Assuming there was no actual script change from the manga to the anime, this pretty much confirms Sick Goku > Post-Yardrat Goku.

In terms of adapting the core aspects of the character and the mythos as a whole, I don't think anything tops BTAS as an all-round encapsulation of everything the brand stands for; be it the characterisation and philosophy of Batman, the focus and variety within his villains, balancing of...

As Kenshi said, that's just for the anime. There is the theory that he may have gotten stronger than his Cell Arc self due to Marron's age implying he didn't settle down with #18 straight away, but that's assuming he only gave up training once marrying #18 and there's no real evidence for him...

He'd have no reason to fear Yakon if it wasn't about power.

I've gone over both in the rate the last film/tv thread, but to avoid scrolling through it, Breaking Bad does an excellent job at providing a good character-driven crime drama with great development and depth to most of its cast and is quite intelligent in how its plot plays out for the most...

Assuming he did beat them. Quitela and Beerus were the only ones left by the end, so they could've taken him down after he grabbed them. Wouldn't really call an arrow piercing clean through his arm a solid block.

Espeically when he was so fatigued (or plot nerfed) that Usopp and Nami could stop him attacking them with basic poles :alex2.