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Master Roshi (Universal Survival arc) vs Goten and Trunks. Who wins?
Never forget:Future Warrior said:Kuririn is considered to be the strongest earthling on the team, and he still doesn't match up with his wife, who is fodder to the SS Kids. Although Roshi would probably beat the kids anyways since Super likes to emphasize how skill can defeat opponents tens to hundreds of times stronger than you are, so Roshi probably wins.
Fantastische Hure said:Never forget:Future Warrior said:Kuririn is considered to be the strongest earthling on the team, and he still doesn't match up with his wife, who is fodder to the SS Kids. Although Roshi would probably beat the kids anyways since Super likes to emphasize how skill can defeat opponents tens to hundreds of times stronger than you are, so Roshi probably wins.
Sorbet's gun > Super-Saiyan Blue Goku.![]()
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Considering how far her brother's progressed from training since the Cell Arc, I wouldn't say it's out of the question for #18 to have progressed massively from perhaps training in secret, especially when Kuririn's feats suggested that even in terms of raw power, he isn't leagues behind Base Gohan during the Zen Exhibition match, who ought to be far above the SSJ kids via scaling.Future Warrior said:Kuririn is considered to be the strongest earthling on the team, and he still doesn't match up with his wife, who is fodder to the SS Kids. Although Roshi would probably beat the kids anyways since Super likes to emphasize how skill can defeat opponents tens to hundreds of times stronger than you are, so Roshi probably wins.
Captain Cadaver said:Considering how far her brother's progressed from training since the Cell Arc, I wouldn't say it's out of the question for #18 to have progressed massively from perhaps training in secret, especially when Kuririn's feats suggested that even in terms of raw power, he isn't leagues behind Base Gohan during the Zen Exhibition match, who ought to be far above the SSJ kids via scaling.Future Warrior said:Kuririn is considered to be the strongest earthling on the team, and he still doesn't match up with his wife, who is fodder to the SS Kids. Although Roshi would probably beat the kids anyways since Super likes to emphasize how skill can defeat opponents tens to hundreds of times stronger than you are, so Roshi probably wins.
True, it's not as OP as the tear-gas.Future Warrior said:Fantastische Hure said:Never forget:Future Warrior said:Kuririn is considered to be the strongest earthling on the team, and he still doesn't match up with his wife, who is fodder to the SS Kids. Although Roshi would probably beat the kids anyways since Super likes to emphasize how skill can defeat opponents tens to hundreds of times stronger than you are, so Roshi probably wins.
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In Super Goku was in base form when he got shot, so it was at least downgraded from being a godly tier gun to being not so much above SS3 Vegetto![]()
The image training still presented Kuririn as capable of putting up a decent fight against Basil, who's at least on the level of Boo Arc SS2s. Even such sparring training can mean large gains by Super's logic, considering Piccolo sparring with Gohan had the former go from weaker than Base Gohan to stronger than Post-God Base Goku.Future Warrior said:Actually they aren't even because she told #18 that she used too much power against him. It was never stated or implied she did any sort of training beyond a couple of sparring matches with Kuririn before the tournament began. There really wasn't anything that indicated Kuririn was anywhere near Gohan's strength unless you look at the fight out of context. The whole purpose of fighting Kuririn was to test his abilities in order to gauge how well he would do in the ToP. Once Kuririn told Gohan to use his full power and getting knocked back he already resorted to using strategy/skill (The Taiyoken x100 for example).
It was never stated or implied she did any sort of training beyond a couple of sparring matches with Kuririn before the tournament began.
There really wasn't anything that indicated Kuririn was anywhere near Gohan's strength unless you look at the fight out of context.
Captain Cadaver said:The image training still presented Kuririn as capable of putting up a decent fight against Basil, who's at least on the level of Boo Arc SS2s. Even such sparring training can mean large gains by Super's logic, considering Piccolo sparring with Gohan had the former go from weaker than Base Gohan to stronger than Post-God Base Goku.Future Warrior said:Actually they aren't even because she told #18 that she used too much power against him. It was never stated or implied she did any sort of training beyond a couple of sparring matches with Kuririn before the tournament began. There really wasn't anything that indicated Kuririn was anywhere near Gohan's strength unless you look at the fight out of context. The whole purpose of fighting Kuririn was to test his abilities in order to gauge how well he would do in the ToP. Once Kuririn told Gohan to use his full power and getting knocked back he already resorted to using strategy/skill (The Taiyoken x100 for example).
Animelover5487 said:It was never stated or implied she did any sort of training beyond a couple of sparring matches with Kuririn before the tournament began.
If #17 can get to God tier by beating up some poachers on an isolated island then #18 can definitely become stronger than the SSJ Kids from a few sparring matches with an actual martial arts master.
There really wasn't anything that indicated Kuririn was anywhere near Gohan's strength unless you look at the fight out of context.
Gohan couldn't casually block Kuririn's hits and even a serious kick couldn't take Kuririn down. At the least, Kuririn isn't one shot material for Base Gohan which is in line with the image battle Goku and Gohan had with Kuririn not being completly stomped by Basil.
It could be highly possible the Kuririn they were imagining was the one who gained his fighting senses back, as Goku was at least aware of his power, and whom may have become far stronger than before because of such. Resolve can seemingly mean as much in Super as in most Shonen now, considering resolve was all it took to make Goku become 10x stronger against Merged Zamasu.Future Warrior said:They only had Pre-training Kuririn in mind (Or at least way weaker than he was in ep.84) when they were image training, so unless Kuririn was SS2 tier before he started to get his fighting senses back, I don't think the whole segment holds much weight (Plus Basil tanked his ki attack)
Gohan's potential is pretty much limitless at this point.
Captain Cadaver said:It could be highly possible the Kuririn they were imagining was the one who gained his fighting senses back, as Goku was at least aware of his power, and whom may have become far stronger than before because of such. Resolve can seemingly mean as much in Super as in most Shonen now, considering resolve was all it took to make Goku become 10x stronger against Merged Zamasu.Future Warrior said:They only had Pre-training Kuririn in mind (Or at least way weaker than he was in ep.84) when they were image training, so unless Kuririn was SS2 tier before he started to get his fighting senses back, I don't think the whole segment holds much weight (Plus Basil tanked his ki attack)
Gohan's potential is pretty much limitless at this point.
My example was concerning Piccolo, not Gohan, so it still holds weight in regard to Kuririn.
Future Warrior said:Kuririn is considered to be the strongest earthling on the team, and he still doesn't match up with his wife, who is fodder to the SS Kids. Although Roshi would probably beat the kids anyways since Super likes to emphasize how skill can defeat opponents tens to hundreds of times stronger than you are, so Roshi probably wins.
Tanking a few Ki Blasts isn't really that impressive in :toei material, given their track record.Future Warrior said:Basil still tanked his attack and proceeded to one-shot him, so Kuririn can't be anywhere near Basil anyway.
Piccolo went from being fodder to Nappa to being more than half of First Form Freeza in a matter of 6 days when training with Kaio-sama, more gains then what Goku had training for almost a year. Piccolo went from rivaling Base Vegeta (Pink shirt) to being able to make first appearance SS Trunks his bitch in 3 years. Kuririn never made those types of gains.
Captain Cadaver said:Tanking a few Ki Blasts isn't really that impressive in :toei material, given their track record.
Going back to the Gohan VS Kuririn point, Kuririn was skill capable of taking one of Gohan's full powered attacks without much superficial damage.
Whilst I concede that Piccolo has some ridiculous gains throughout the series, he's only one of the many examples in Super. Roshi went from being weaker than Daimao to stronger than average Freeza Soldiers (likely stronger than Tarble as well, given the OVA is implied to be canon to the Super anime) to being capable of making Goku excited by his gains from secret training.Whilst Boo is a prodigy, it's also worth noting his gains throughout Super as well. It's not out of the realm of possibility for Kuririn to have started making the typical Super gains after regaining his fighting spirit.
You always overrate the children. How can they be stronger than Master Roshi?Fearless Super said:This thread...
The kids wins.