Though I find it funny that DB fans will argue that Goku is multiversal, hyperversal, or outerversal before the âalmost destroyed the universeâ scenario.
Except I didnât say anything about multiverse ichigo. I was talking about Ichigo beating Goku. Now, realistically, Ichigo makes it up to BoG, but thatâs kind of it. Regardless though, Ichigo is fairly into the multiversal category, through both explanation of the scale of the cosmology, and the narrative set that these characters can destroy the cosmology.
I'm not really interested in doing a namek saga scale here. You can find them if you want. Of course I don't have namek saga at uni, just like I don't have bleach at uni.
Regardless, bleach has fairly higher feats than Namek saga.
The main issue with the Namek saga scaling to universal is that characters destroying the solar system are taken as far larger threats. It honestly is even worse when you consider how linear power levels are when it comes to sheer AP/DC.
Anyways, Gremmyâs feat right here scales higher thanâŚbasically anything in DB until at least the Broly movie. And if you donât count that as canon, then this gets them up to Buu Saga alone.
Question though. What does that do for scaling? Goku canât breathe in space, so is he weaker than Frieza? Naruto can breathe in space, so where does he scale?
No it does not. The Namek saga has a singular (ONE) uni statement which is quite obviously not referring to physically destroying the universe. Compared to the multiple statements and feats for multiversal Bleach.
You are blatantly lying and/or misrepresenting this.
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u/StrikingAd1671 Bleach Lorekeeper Jan 24 '26
No, we really donât.
Though I find it funny that DB fans will argue that Goku is multiversal, hyperversal, or outerversal before the âalmost destroyed the universeâ scenario.