@Ancient_0f_Days said:
@Laurcus said:
/facepalm. That's EXACTLY why Goku moves faster. He moved 35714 KPH WITH air drag. There is no air drag in space, therefore it must be factored out to calculate his true speed.
There is another thing to factor in, on his way to king kai's planet, Goku got tired from flying, obviously his endurance improved after his training, but if he was getting tired after flying for a while, and he's now going to have to fly through space, how will he even endure to the end without tiring and needing to "catch his breath". ... also, he has to worry about freezing to death in the vacuum of space. These factors can slow him down greatly.
@Death Certificate said:
Since asrua's wrath ryu is allowed. Ryu can breathe in space, SMH at everyone who didn't read the OP
Basically though, even if he could breathe on the moon, he's not gonna last but one good punch .... then Goku has to race to earth, only to die in the vacuum of space.
@Laurcus said:
Edit: @throughmyeyez Frieza was the one that stated that, and Goku has no experience with that. Frieza and Goku are not experts on Saiyan anatomy.
Not to mention the mass migration to Planet Plant that Saiyans did 1000 years before they met the Arcosians and got space flight technology from them. That alone proves Saiyans can survive in space, at least for a while. And there's the various feats from Broly, Bardock, and Vegeta.
There you go again referencing non canon material .... Broly and vegeta were only seen unaided in space during movie or anime filler ..... not once in the manga besides when Bardock was in space for less than 5 mins was there a saiyan shown surviving un aided in space .... you never learn do you
Perhaps, but the above isn't easily quantifiable, and is only conjecture on your part. It's equally possible that the journey would be so short that he wouldn't have time to get tired. I love how once I finally cut through your argument with facts you put your main point on the line with a maybe, and an unverifiable one at that.
Fine, you wanna start up the canon vs non-canon debate again? Sure, I'll bite, (though I really don't know why I'm still posting here, there's no point when you literally ignore what I say) The GT Perfect files, the official guidebook made by Toei, contain interviews with Toriyama. These interviews show how much involvement he had with making GT. And that is where the DB wiki got its facts from for the canon debate section on the GT pages. You would know this if you had bothered to look at the little number next to the text and click on the link.
Other interviews, namely, those from the Daizenshuus, show his involvement with the anime filler and the movies. Funnily enough, he had almost as much involvement with the movies as he did with the manga. In the case of the movies, everything had to be submitted to him first before he allowed it to be put into the movies.
Since you don't believe anything I say or link anyways, I'm not going to give you an exact link to these interviews. If you really want to know you can look them up yourself. Here's a hint, Kanzentai.com knows everything about everything, because it's awesome.
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