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Immediately after fusing, Vegetto has to transform. This implies that he's still too weak to go up against Boohan in his base transformation. There is no other reasonable explanation. Additionally, the Anime doesn't matter because it has Goku & Kid Boo even greater than Vegetto:
Boohan > Vegetto Base
Super Vegetto blocks a Chi attack from Boo with a-lot of effort. He has to prepare himself for the Chi blast and his facial appearance expresses effort.
After trying to attack Vegetto, Boohan is met with a kick from Super Vegetto. Even with his speed intermingling with the force of the blow, Boohan only draws blood.
After-wards, Vegetto grabs Majin Boo's leg and throw him to the Earth with effort. His mouth is wide open and his face is perplexed.
Vegetto implies that Boohan can follow his movements if he grasped ki strength & movement. It seems that despite becoming Super Boo and being able to sense Ki, he still hasn't mastered this. Additionally, the only reason Vegetto seemed to own Super Boo here is because Boo believed Vegetto would be unable to track him if he couldn't see him. Boo was completely taken off guard in this little scuffle.
Here is a feat that accurately depicts where Super Vegetto's true strength is. He's never been able to tank a single attack from Super Boo and makes an effort to get out of the way of the Super Ghost Kamikaze attack. He manages to fight Boohan with his legs, with is reminiscient of the Kid Boo versus Good Boo fight, or the Frieza (60 Mill) versus Goku (30 Mill) fight. This feat can be performed with a gap of a mere 2x.
Super Vegetto wasn't quick enough to avoid Majin Boo's Candy attack. Even Kid Boo was able to avoid this when Good Boo used it on him.
After all the evidence is taken into account, IMO the feats hold truer to how large the gap really is, as opposed to fan theories such as:
a) Vegetto planned to be absorbed.
Counter: Toriyama makes things up as he goes along. So it's likely he didn't plan this out at first. The feats that depict Vegetto's effort don't have anything to do with what Vegetto actually planned.
The gap seems to be much smaller than originally thought. IMO it's only within the scale of 2-5x, or perhaps somewhere in between. It's definitely not within the range of 40-50x.
Boohan > Vegetto Base
Super Vegetto blocks a Chi attack from Boo with a-lot of effort. He has to prepare himself for the Chi blast and his facial appearance expresses effort.
After trying to attack Vegetto, Boohan is met with a kick from Super Vegetto. Even with his speed intermingling with the force of the blow, Boohan only draws blood.
After-wards, Vegetto grabs Majin Boo's leg and throw him to the Earth with effort. His mouth is wide open and his face is perplexed.
Vegetto implies that Boohan can follow his movements if he grasped ki strength & movement. It seems that despite becoming Super Boo and being able to sense Ki, he still hasn't mastered this. Additionally, the only reason Vegetto seemed to own Super Boo here is because Boo believed Vegetto would be unable to track him if he couldn't see him. Boo was completely taken off guard in this little scuffle.
Here is a feat that accurately depicts where Super Vegetto's true strength is. He's never been able to tank a single attack from Super Boo and makes an effort to get out of the way of the Super Ghost Kamikaze attack. He manages to fight Boohan with his legs, with is reminiscient of the Kid Boo versus Good Boo fight, or the Frieza (60 Mill) versus Goku (30 Mill) fight. This feat can be performed with a gap of a mere 2x.
Super Vegetto wasn't quick enough to avoid Majin Boo's Candy attack. Even Kid Boo was able to avoid this when Good Boo used it on him.
After all the evidence is taken into account, IMO the feats hold truer to how large the gap really is, as opposed to fan theories such as:
a) Vegetto planned to be absorbed.
Counter: Toriyama makes things up as he goes along. So it's likely he didn't plan this out at first. The feats that depict Vegetto's effort don't have anything to do with what Vegetto actually planned.
The gap seems to be much smaller than originally thought. IMO it's only within the scale of 2-5x, or perhaps somewhere in between. It's definitely not within the range of 40-50x.
