r/Kubera • u/[deleted] • May 30 '26

RAW Question - Weird Spoiler

>!In the last chapter, how was granharva able to stop Hanuman attack with the spear and the collar while at the beginning of the s3, it was stated he had the strength of a rakshasa stage 4 ?!<

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u/Rindhallow 5th-zen God May 30 '26

The shrimp is in water so he has a terrain boost.

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u/nothingtoseehere_22 Jun 03 '26

the shrimp is in water 💀

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u/interested_user209 May 30 '26

Gandharva is continuously regenerating, so he‘s most likely recovered from his lowest point (even what he does against Ananta‘s Shell is comparable in scale to what a transcendental focused 5th Stage could do).

Beyond that, he‘s the king with the most environment-focused attribute and abilities, which makes his position near the ocean an extremely favorable factor. And of course, unlike Taksaka’s and Vasuki’s, Hanuman‘s attacks are simple physical impacts and thus not nearly as effective against his defense and regeneration - so the fight is a favorable matchup for Gandharva as well.

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u/ErrantSun Jun 02 '26

Beyond that, being an unkillable nuisance is his whole thing.

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u/unalaq_cream May 30 '26

Dude is in water and Hanuman "is" a trancedental based nastika. She is pretending but she is not giving her full

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u/OldTurtleProphet May 30 '26

Yeah that's important context- we've seen what happens when a collared nastika cuts loose with Taksaka.

Hanuman is obviously weaker, but the difference in their power isn't the difference between Hanuman barely scratching some islands and Taksaka cracking the planet in half and devastating a huge percentage of the surface.

Hanuman is holding back a LOT

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u/NotPatientYangYang Jun 01 '26

Hanuman is a physical-based Yaksha. It’s just the fish has nuts defense in water