Six Trails said:Yamcha.
Why?Six Trails said:Yamcha
He wasn't really too much above the Saibaiman. I could easily see him as a distant rival. Initially they both move at super speed and it's shown both of them attacking each other and struggling over it, with Yamcha greeting his teeth and sweating. The Saibaiman step away and attack Yamcha, to which Yamcha tricks him with an afterimage(?) and makes a KMHMH, which still doesn't kill the Cultivar. He stating he would take all seven is more like over confidence imo, seeing he couldn't easily overpower one of them in a hand to hand exchange.SupremeCancer said:Yamcha did not rival Saiabaman. For fucks sake ahill.
Personally, I feel that the whole point of making the Saibamen around Raditz tier and then have them be defeated by the Z Fighters was to show how the main characters had progressed yet are still vastly outclassed by the new villains.. Basically, all of them (besides maybe Chaozu) surpassed Raditz, but are still nothing to Nappa and Vegeta.ahill1 said:WhySix Trails said:Yamcha
Fair enough. But how'd you see the fight? A hard one for Yamcha?Six Trails said:Personally, I feel that the whole point of making the Saibamen around Raditz tier and then have them be defeated by the Z Fighters was to show how the main characters had progressed yet are still vastly outclassed by the new villains.. Basically, all of them (besides maybe Chaozu) surpassed Raditz, but are still nothing to Nappa and Vegeta.ahill1 said:WhySix Trails said:Yamcha
Hope that makes sense.
Yamcha looks struggling in a hand to hand combat and is only confident when the Saibaiman lets himself open. Yamcha's KMHMH still doesn't actually kill the Cultivar, who has still the strength to grapple Yamcha.SupremeCancer said:@ahill1 http://dbzf.co.uk/topic/8446634/2/
I think it also depends on what we call a "rivaling gap". Sometimes even a gap when there's a noticeable difference has already been referred to as a rivaling gap, like weighted Piccolo and #17.SupremeCancer said:I think it's just outside rival range. Struggling, perhaps. But if you look closely Saib never does anything of note aside from matching Yamcha in the first panel. After that Yamcha either blocks his attacks or is too fast, and also lands a blow in his own right. And as I said in the topic on F, the KHH does not have a good history of killing someone. Kaioken x4 Goku vs Vegeta is a good example.
This is completely up for interpretation, though. You could have Weighted Piccolo: 95, 17: 100, and 18: 92 and not contradict a thing. There doesn't have to be a noticeable gap there.I think it also depends on what we call a "rivaling gap". Sometimes even a gap when there's a noticeable difference has already been referred to as a rivaling gap, like weighted Piccolo and #17.
If you are going to say this then you cannot use it as evidence for your side that Yamcha couldn't kill him.Regarding Vegeta not being killed, I just go with Vic's theory: Plot lol.
I'd say that's the absolute bare minimum. 1.15x seems better to me.I'd say Yamcha was 1.1x above the Saibaiman (1,320), which I still call as distant rivals.
withheldforprivacy said:I remember reading somewhere that AT said Raditz is at 1500 and the statement about rivalling Saibaimen
was a mistake.
I'd not say that taking off the weights provides just this tiny boost, which is less than a 1.1x difference. Last time, the weighted boost took Piccolo from being speed blitzed by full power 2nd form Freeza to being able to defeat this same Freeza. Piccolo also bothered to take off his weights against #20, which also implies it'd make a difference.SupremeCancer said:This is completely up for interpretation, though. You could have Weighted Piccolo: 95, 17: 100, and 18: 92 and not contradict a thing. There doesn't have to be a noticeable gap there.
The Saiyajins are also known for being a pretty durable race, with Goku even aknowledging it with Nappa, when he took his quick fired KMHMH head on.If you are going to say this then you cannot use it as evidence for your side that Yamcha couldn't kill him.
I think 1.1x is perfectly fine, seeing how Vegeta hadn't to use much effort to take on Zarbon with a similar gap and even said how he seems to be standing still. The Saibaiman, while weaker, was able to make Yamcha exert effort in a hand to hand combat and could follow his movements in the first instance Yamcha used super speed.I'd say that's the absolute bare minimum. 1.15x seems better to me.