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I figured the best way to analyze anything about a fictional story is trying to guess what the writer had in mind when creating it.
Let's give it a shot...
SSJ Namek Goku/100% Freeza: There can't be a great gap between them, otherwise what's the point of all that Freeza's power up
sequence? Why did AT bother with all those impressive visuals if they were all for nothing and Freeza was still a small fry to Goku
anyway? I think it's obvious the concept here was the clash of two divine powers, unmatched by any other, in a fight any of the two
sides could win. Therefore...
SSJ Namek Goku- 150
100% Freeza- 140
Mecha Freeza: Here, it is obvious. He became somewhat stronger and stated he could probably defeat Goku. Therefore...
Mecha Freeza- 160
SSJ Future Trunks (debut): At this point, the concept of different PLs for each Super Saiyan is foreign. Even the fact that there is a
second Super Saiyan comes as a huge surprise. In other words, at this point, the Super Saiyan is still treated as a certain, unmatched
power. That's why i'm pretty sure AT had in mind a PL equal to Namek Goku when presenting Trunks.
As for Trunks prompting Freeza to go full power, well it hadn't been long since AT had shown that Freeza's max can't be accessed that
easily, so i don't think he had forgotten it. Trunks probably provoked him so that he could attack him while he was powering up.
AT could have shown Mecha Freeza doing another impressive sequence, going full power and being defeated after a hard battle,
either by Goku or Future Trunks, but he felt there was no point, since that villain had already been defeated. He brought Freeza
back just to use him as a measuring stick for the new villains, so he wanted to get that fight over with. Therefore...
SSJ Future Trunks (debut)- 150
SSJ Yardrat Goku: I think 10% a gap over Trunks is fine, since, as i've analyzed extensively before, 10% is enough for a stomp.
Also, i think 10% gains are fine for 1.5 year of little to no training. Therefore...
SSJ Yardrat Goku- 165
Future Androids: Trunks said they're too strong to beat, but not too strong to put up somewhat of a fight against. Also, he felt some
hope after seeing Yardrat Goku. Therefore...
Future Androids- 180
Android Arc: Vegeta was implied to be at Future Androids level. I know this is vague and unproven, but, since it's the only evidence
and since it's many times implied not to be a great gap among unmastered Super Saiyans in general, i'll use it...
Goku/Vegeta (post 3 years)- 180
Present Androids- 200
Future Gohan: I think AT messed up at Lone Warrior, with SSJ Trunks fighting Base Gohan and that ''less than half'' statement.
Since he liked himself the tv special, i recommend that, just this once, we prefer the anime over the manga...
SSJ Future Gohan- 180
Let's give it a shot...
SSJ Namek Goku/100% Freeza: There can't be a great gap between them, otherwise what's the point of all that Freeza's power up
sequence? Why did AT bother with all those impressive visuals if they were all for nothing and Freeza was still a small fry to Goku
anyway? I think it's obvious the concept here was the clash of two divine powers, unmatched by any other, in a fight any of the two
sides could win. Therefore...
SSJ Namek Goku- 150
100% Freeza- 140
Mecha Freeza: Here, it is obvious. He became somewhat stronger and stated he could probably defeat Goku. Therefore...
Mecha Freeza- 160
SSJ Future Trunks (debut): At this point, the concept of different PLs for each Super Saiyan is foreign. Even the fact that there is a
second Super Saiyan comes as a huge surprise. In other words, at this point, the Super Saiyan is still treated as a certain, unmatched
power. That's why i'm pretty sure AT had in mind a PL equal to Namek Goku when presenting Trunks.
As for Trunks prompting Freeza to go full power, well it hadn't been long since AT had shown that Freeza's max can't be accessed that
easily, so i don't think he had forgotten it. Trunks probably provoked him so that he could attack him while he was powering up.
AT could have shown Mecha Freeza doing another impressive sequence, going full power and being defeated after a hard battle,
either by Goku or Future Trunks, but he felt there was no point, since that villain had already been defeated. He brought Freeza
back just to use him as a measuring stick for the new villains, so he wanted to get that fight over with. Therefore...
SSJ Future Trunks (debut)- 150
SSJ Yardrat Goku: I think 10% a gap over Trunks is fine, since, as i've analyzed extensively before, 10% is enough for a stomp.
Also, i think 10% gains are fine for 1.5 year of little to no training. Therefore...
SSJ Yardrat Goku- 165
Future Androids: Trunks said they're too strong to beat, but not too strong to put up somewhat of a fight against. Also, he felt some
hope after seeing Yardrat Goku. Therefore...
Future Androids- 180
Android Arc: Vegeta was implied to be at Future Androids level. I know this is vague and unproven, but, since it's the only evidence
and since it's many times implied not to be a great gap among unmastered Super Saiyans in general, i'll use it...
Goku/Vegeta (post 3 years)- 180
Present Androids- 200
Future Gohan: I think AT messed up at Lone Warrior, with SSJ Trunks fighting Base Gohan and that ''less than half'' statement.
Since he liked himself the tv special, i recommend that, just this once, we prefer the anime over the manga...
SSJ Future Gohan- 180