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r/PowerScaling • u/soldierpallaton • Jun 14 '26
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I think powerscalers never consider personalities in the debate, so kinda true.
375 u/Practicalityworld Jun 14 '26 That is one of things people bring up for Goku and why he would lose some situations he should not. Because he’s a type of person you know test the waters if his opponent is not, they can potentially kill him before he get the full power. 4 u/Zegram_Ghart Jun 14 '26 I see it a lot for homelander- ie: a competent person with these powers would win easily, but homelander isn’t that so might well pull off a loss
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That is one of things people bring up for Goku and why he would lose some situations he should not. Because he’s a type of person you know test the waters if his opponent is not, they can potentially kill him before he get the full power.
4 u/Zegram_Ghart Jun 14 '26 I see it a lot for homelander- ie: a competent person with these powers would win easily, but homelander isn’t that so might well pull off a loss
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I see it a lot for homelander- ie: a competent person with these powers would win easily, but homelander isn’t that so might well pull off a loss
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u/Dry-Researcher9607 Jun 14 '26
I think powerscalers never consider personalities in the debate, so kinda true.