@VinoVash1234 said:
@Lvenger: Well they couldnt have, if they wanted to analyse goku and superman at their max, then it would have been waay to long of a video, covering all their best feats, mainly supermans, will be time consuming, as they'll have to show every feat and the calculations behind it. To my understanding they displayed goku and superman at their average state of power, and compared both of them through their average means, that way no one can complain, why? because goku and superman have not been displayed at their max, and if superman wins whilst on his average scale then it would be a curbstomp if they used a fully powered superman.
No. That's not Goku at an average, that's Goku lowballed to hell. Much of their analysis is actually meaningless assumption because they didn't want to put real work into it. It doesn't mean Superman beats Goku on an average, it means literally nothing, because it's not in any way accurate to the character.
For example, they used the "Gero bomb" to calculate Goku's durability. They literally just made crap up about this. This isn't an examination of feats, it's their arbitrary whims. There is no reason to believe Gero's bomb would have even been able to kill Goku, as it's completely featless and we don't even know when it was made, so we don't know what version of Goku it was even intended for. They also just made up the bomb's output. When Bulma is examining the bomb, there's some numbers that flash on the screen. They assumed that these numbers are the bomb's output. They also assumed that the numbers were just stand ins for quadrillion megatons of TNT. They just made up whatever the hell they wanted with no basis in facts. You may as well pull up a random number generator program and just punch in number ranges while blindfolded and take whatever data comes up, because that's how accurate their calculations were.
They also didn't even calculate Goku's output. They just assumed their Gero bomb calculation for his durability was correct, and then they put his output as equal with his durability because of Newtonian physics. They didn't even look at his offensive feats and try to find some consistency with the durability they set. Their entire thing was bogus and they just made up random stats for Goku using arbitrary numbers for a bomb that could have been Gero's address for all we know. If they weren't up to the task of calculating the character's stats correct then they should have just manned the F up, admitted it and cancelled the Death Battle episode. Instead, they have not only vehemently defended their work, they have stated that this is the be all end all of the Superman vs Goku debate and that they have forever solved the argument. Bull crap with a side of dung.
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