This section is for DB manga discussion, so it's ok to be placed here.GreatSaiyaman123 said:Shouldn't this be on Battle Section?
And as confident as he was, he got completely trashed against that Freezer. So him being confident wasn't because he knew his power, he knew Freezer's power and he became confident. In fact, considering Vegeta just came back from a zenkay it was impossible for him to know how powerful he had become.GreatSaiyaman123 said:Vegeta kills him like he killed Kui. He was confident on fighting Initial Form Freeza, who Piccolo said makes 3rd ckrm Freeza looks cute.
freezamite said:And as confident as he was, he got completely trashed against that Freezer. So him being confident wasn't because he knew his power, he knew Freezer's power and he became confident. In fact, considering Vegeta just came back from a zenkay it was impossible for him to know how powerful he had become.
He just was confident because he thought he was a SSJ.
He increased his speed, but he didn't power up (nobody said anything about his power increasing, not even himself).GreatSaiyaman123 said:freezamite said:And as confident as he was, he got completely trashed against that Freezer. So him being confident wasn't because he knew his power, he knew Freezer's power and he became confident. In fact, considering Vegeta just came back from a zenkay it was impossible for him to know how powerful he had become.
He just was confident because he thought he was a SSJ.
He got trashed because Freeza used more power when they started to fight, though. And he could track Freeza's movements, something Gohan, who wasn't far under 3rd Form Freeza, couldn't.
The thing is I wouldn't say it's "safe" at all to make this affirmation. Vegeta surely surpassed Piccolo, but Assault form Freezer (I'll use that from here onwards, so thanks for this) was also much above Piccolo.Dr. Fearless said:Vegeta was delusional as hell. Freeza didn't power up at all except he increased his speed which is similar to Cell's situation against Kid Gohan. Vegeta indeed got stronger and Piccolo back it up, I don't see why would he be weaker than assault Freeza at all, it is safe to say that Vegeta surpassed Assault Freeza but still weaker than Freeza's final form.
freezamite said:The thing is I wouldn't say it's "safe" at all to make this affirmation. Vegeta surely surpassed Piccolo, but Assault form Freezer (I'll use that from here onwards, so thanks for this) was also much above Piccolo.Dr. Fearless said:Vegeta was delusional as hell. Freeza didn't power up at all except he increased his speed which is similar to Cell's situation against Kid Gohan. Vegeta indeed got stronger and Piccolo back it up, I don't see why would he be weaker than assault Freeza at all, it is safe to say that Vegeta surpassed Assault Freeza but still weaker than Freeza's final form.
Was Vegeta strong enough to win against that Freezer at maximum strength (something we can't know, because Freezer transformed into his final form without being forced at all to do so)? It could be argued that yes, but there's not a single feat that demonstrates this would 100% be the case or at least I can't think of any.
But Assault form Freezer was never forced to use all his strength. He didn't transform because he had to, but because he felt like it. So if we assume that he used all his strength, then yes, he was a bit below Vegeta, but that's a big assumption to make.Dr. Fearless said:freezamite said:The thing is I wouldn't say it's "safe" at all to make this affirmation. Vegeta surely surpassed Piccolo, but Assault form Freezer (I'll use that from here onwards, so thanks for this) was also much above Piccolo.Dr. Fearless said:Vegeta was delusional as hell. Freeza didn't power up at all except he increased his speed which is similar to Cell's situation against Kid Gohan. Vegeta indeed got stronger and Piccolo back it up, I don't see why would he be weaker than assault Freeza at all, it is safe to say that Vegeta surpassed Assault Freeza but still weaker than Freeza's final form.
Was Vegeta strong enough to win against that Freezer at maximum strength (something we can't know, because Freezer transformed into his final form without being forced at all to do so)? It could be argued that yes, but there's not a single feat that demonstrates this would 100% be the case or at least I can't think of any.
Chapter: 306 (DBZ 112), P10.2
Context: as fourth form Freeza beats up on Vegeta
Goku: “Vegeta’s ki keeps getting smaller…Even though he was supposed to have gotten outrageously stronger…Is Freeza that strong…?!”
There you go. If Vegeta is still weaker than Assault Freeza then Goku wouldn't make such a statement.
Then again, the story is trying to tell us that even Vegeta who powered up so much is nothing compare to Freeza. Whether Assault Freeza was full powered or not is still debatable though.freezamite said:But Assault form Freezer was never forced to use all his strength. He didn't transform because he had to, but because he felt like it. So if we assume that he used all his strength, then yes, he was a bit below Vegeta, but that's a big assumption to make.Dr. Fearless said:freezamite said:The thing is I wouldn't say it's "safe" at all to make this affirmation. Vegeta surely surpassed Piccolo, but Assault form Freezer (I'll use that from here onwards, so thanks for this) was also much above Piccolo.
Was Vegeta strong enough to win against that Freezer at maximum strength (something we can't know, because Freezer transformed into his final form without being forced at all to do so)? It could be argued that yes, but there's not a single feat that demonstrates this would 100% be the case or at least I can't think of any.
Chapter: 306 (DBZ 112), P10.2
Context: as fourth form Freeza beats up on Vegeta
Goku: “Vegeta’s ki keeps getting smaller…Even though he was supposed to have gotten outrageously stronger…Is Freeza that strong…?!”
There you go. If Vegeta is still weaker than Assault Freeza then Goku wouldn't make such a statement.