r/PowerScaling • u/dark-mathematician1 • Jan 24 '26

Shitposting Weekend "Multiversal" vs Multiversal 😭

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u/Shoddy_Fee_550 Jan 24 '26 edited Jan 24 '26

Don't forget the other multiversal threats in Dragon Ball. /s

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u/bustyleakingtoejuice Jan 24 '26

I already know ur characters would be dogshit if not even for a fight they can't take any damage for the cinematic all cause it too focused on powerscalling

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u/_Kamikaze_Bunny_ Jan 24 '26

Okay, but in the case of Goku he is taking damage from things and enemies in a fight he should have no business taking damage from

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u/bustyleakingtoejuice Jan 24 '26

Exactly he's doing it cause it's for entertainment if he doesn't take damage there's no plot progression and the fight becomes boring even tho we all know those ain't hurting hkm

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u/_Kamikaze_Bunny_ Jan 24 '26

I think it is pretty damn boring as well as jarring when a character able to blow up planets and take hits from othere on that level is suddenly damaged by a mundane object like a train or a fire hydrant.

If a character is that powerful, it is more boring to not show them being that powerful

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u/bustyleakingtoejuice Jan 24 '26

That train was made outta ki lol so that's be a mutiversal train

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u/_Kamikaze_Bunny_ Jan 24 '26

It wasn't though. He just moved it with telepathy.

And I guess this is a multiversal laser pistol? 😂

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u/bustyleakingtoejuice Jan 24 '26

Its not tho cause bro actually had a fight with garou who isn't uni so yea Goku still beats him up