One-Shotting

[Classic Adamas]

How strong would one have to be to one-shot their opponent? Raditz was like, 3x or whatever stronger than Goku but he didn't one-shot him, so I'd assume it'd have to be like 10x or 15x but I'm not sure.

 

[SSJ2]

Inconsistent but can be a small as 1.2x if you count Dodoria as a one shot (which I would).

 

[Classic Adamas]

So Kaioshin being 1000x Freeza in Funi anime is incredibly impressive?

 

[Papasmurf]

Clearly not, it'd only make him 1.3 billion as oppose to a million

 

[Fantastische Hure]

Raditz did kind-of one-shot Goku at the beginning, before he left with Gohan. I don't think Raditz was out to kill them straight-away so he prolonged the beating. (He even said he'll make his attacks gradually stronger or something.)

Goku also one-shotted Recoome at above 60,000, but below 90,000.

 

[Diamond Ryan]

Freeza one-shotted Dende. We at least know that it takes that much of a gap to one-shot someone.

 

[Jeff Styles]

SSJ2 Kid Gohan one-shotted each Cell Jrs. I says 4-5x stronger to one-shotted.

 

[Diamond Ryan]

In all seriousness, I think a x2 is where your opponent can be easily one-shotted, and that x1.5 is the minimum gap for one-shotting.

 

[Tapion]

1.5x is confirmed
2x too

 

[sei'taer]

Whatever Toriyama needed it to be to be impressive at that point in time.

 

[kriss-]

Freeza was 20x stronger than Base Goku and couldn't one-shot him.

 

[DBZAOTA482]

Freeza was 20x stronger than Base Goku and couldn't one-shot him.

Freeza wasn't even trying during their fight and Goku's naturally resilient.

Anyways, 2x is enough to easily one-shot someone.

 

[Captain Cadaver]

Purely plot dependant. Based on the gaps that the manga suggests, 1.2-1.25x seems to be the bare minimum, whilst a Several-fold gap is more of the standard.