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To continue the Gogeta discussions, let's do this. Do you think they're equal, or that suppression does not affect the outcome of fusion?
Where is it stated that suppression affects the outcome?ahill1 said:so to performs the fusion Gohan would have to suppress himself to Goku's power. Therefore Gokhan = Gogeta.
Mike said:That can work, just too tight for me. Boo has unlimited stamina/regeneration + all of Gotenks' trickery, and Gogeta/Gokan has 5 minutes + SS3 strain, so I'd like to think he'd be more than 1.1x Boo.
I also don't consider Gohan that much stronger than Gotenks.
To be able to beat Boo, you need to at least be slightly superior to him. His repertoire of attacks and his hax regeneration makes it damn near impossible to kill him otherwise. Especially if you consider that the fighter would be using Super Saiyan 3, which limits them to only 5 minutes of time to beat someone who is stronger than them. Honestly I wouldn't have a problem making SSJ3 Gogeta nearly equal to Gohan Boo, and I still think they'd have no chance to beat him.Mike said:I'm not saying your side is wrong, just that I don't agree with it. Most people just kind of come in saying "Gogeta = Gokan cuz Gohan suppresses" like it's common knowledge or something, and I'm interested as to why that is.
My reasoning is because I don't see enough space for Gokan to comfortably beat Gotenks-Boo but be no match for Gohan-Boo at the same time. Seems to tight for me.
Oh, and this:
Goku: “In other words, by having two people merge into one, they’re able to become a single, new human with amazing power which either of them on their own absolutely wouldn’t be capable of. It really is incredible! Those two from Metamor were completely weak and gentle on their own, but by using Fusion they transformed into a substantial warrior!''
Perhaps it's subjective, but I can't see a fusion being described as "amazing power which either of them on their own absolutely wouldn’t be capable of" if Gohan would only get like 1.5x stronger from fusing.