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Who wins?
Kuririn was suggested to already be close to reaching peak human status prior to the bulk of his training with Roshi, so I wouldn't say that says much in regard to Panputto's power.Emmet said:Panputto was actually considered close to super-human by his own peers (he was a renowned Muay Thai kickboxer).
Captain Cadaver said:Giran wins. Panputto's only noteworthy feat was breaking through a wall with a punch, something far less impressive than Yamcha knocking Goku through multiple pillars in the very first arc, whereas Giran was still relevant enough that a far stronger Goku could be affected slightly by his sucker punch and Giran was capable of enduring a full power punch from said Goku. Add in that Giran has far more varied techniques than conventional martial arts and things aren't looking good for Panputto.
Kuririn was suggested to already be close to reaching peak human status prior to the bulk of his training with Roshi, so I wouldn't say that says much in regard to Panputto's power.Emmet said:Panputto was actually considered close to super-human by his own peers (he was a renowned Muay Thai kickboxer).
Chapter: 28, P14.5
Context: as Lunch chases Kuririn with a butcher knife
Kame-sennin: “Mumu…! Kuririn’s drawn pretty close to the human wall…!”
Captain Cadaver said:Giran wins. Panputto's only noteworthy feat was breaking through a wall with a punch, something far less impressive than Yamcha knocking Goku through multiple pillars in the very first arc, whereas Giran was still relevant enough that a far stronger Goku could be affected slightly by his sucker punch and Giran was capable of enduring a full power punch from said Goku. Add in that Giran has far more varied techniques than conventional martial arts and things aren't looking good for Panputto.
Kuririn was suggested to already be close to reaching peak human status prior to the bulk of his training with Roshi, so I wouldn't say that says much in regard to Panputto's power.Emmet said:Panputto was actually considered close to super-human by his own peers (he was a renowned Muay Thai kickboxer).
Chapter: 28, P14.5
Context: as Lunch chases Kuririn with a butcher knife
Kame-sennin: “Mumu…! Kuririn’s drawn pretty close to the human wall…!”
Kuririn replicated it in the preliminaries, arguably to an even more impressive degree when he knocked one of his former bullies through a larger amount of a brick wall.GreatSaiyaman123 said:Goku’s wall breaking feat on the 21st was seen as a high tier feat that didn’t get replicated for the rest of the tournament,
As I already mentioned, Roshi already found Kuririn to be approaching the human wall during his training, and that was long before he saw just how strong he and Goku would get from it, to an extent he never expected them to I might add.while Pamputto’s was used as a measuring stick to how much Goku and Kuririn surpassed human levels.
You say you wouldn't when he's flaunting his wild west aesthetic? Even Roshi didn't want to fuck with that.Super Saiyan said:Stop wanking Giran. It is evident that you want his yuge dragon cock but you need to restrain yourself.
That would seem pretty unnecessary. It'd make a lot more sense if the human wall and ordinary level were swapped for these statements, but I'd find it hard to consider even BoDB Goku's feats "ordinary".ahill1 said:Roshi described one as "human" wall and the other as "ordinary" wall. There might be a difference.
In the statements you used, Goku specified it was that people said Panputto was amazing, not that he found him so. Kuririn also found him as someone who didn't live up to the hype:Plus, either Goku or Kuririn responded to Roshi's emphasis on Panputto and the above level they had risen with surprise, so it doesn't seem to be something accomplishable by their past Budokai selves.