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King Vegeta destroyed multiple planets with a casual wave of his hands, who told you it requires 500K to blow up a big planet?
1k is enough, 5K is more than enough and 10K is way more than enough.
Even Roshi could destroy the moon when he had a PL of 300.
So even whe we go by all feats and logic, One piece top tiers or god tiers cap out a casual Roshi of 300 with wank.
He still one shots them and this much is true.
1k is enough, 5K is more than enough and 10K is way more than enough.
Even Roshi could destroy the moon when he had a PL of 300.
So even whe we go by all feats and logic, One piece top tiers or god tiers cap out a casual Roshi of 300 with wank.
He still one shots them and this much is true.
Real powerscaling.
The fun thing is that I invented only 1 Data : Arlong = 3 Fishmen
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Someone did the calculus based on the informations we have and they came to the conclusion that to destroy a small planet, 10 K would be enough but to destroy a big planet 10 times the gravity of our Earth, 500 K would be requiered since Frieza did that.
You also need to take into account the fact that the Dragon Ball planet is very small, I wouldn't even be surprised if it is smaller than our own moon. This means that the moon of this planet would be even smaller and easier to destroy. Which checks out.
The fun thing is that I invented only 1 Data : Arlong = 3 Fishmen
This video:
Someone did the calculus based on the informations we have and they came to the conclusion that to destroy a small planet, 10 K would be enough but to destroy a big planet 10 times the gravity of our Earth, 500 K would be requiered since Frieza did that.
You also need to take into account the fact that the Dragon Ball planet is very small, I wouldn't even be surprised if it is smaller than our own moon. This means that the moon of this planet would be even smaller and easier to destroy. Which checks out.
Real powerscaling.
The fun thing is that I invented only 1 Data : Arlong = 3 Fishmen
This video:
Someone did the calculus based on the informations we have and they came to the conclusion that to destroy a small planet, 10 K would be enough but to destroy a big planet 10 times the gravity of our Earth, 500 K would be requiered since Frieza did that.
You also need to take into account the fact that the Dragon Ball planet is very small, I wouldn't even be surprised if it is smaller than our own moon. This means that the moon of this planet would be even smaller and easier to destroy. Which checks out.
The fun thing is that I invented only 1 Data : Arlong = 3 Fishmen
This video:
Someone did the calculus based on the informations we have and they came to the conclusion that to destroy a small planet, 10 K would be enough but to destroy a big planet 10 times the gravity of our Earth, 500 K would be requiered since Frieza did that.
You also need to take into account the fact that the Dragon Ball planet is very small, I wouldn't even be surprised if it is smaller than our own moon. This means that the moon of this planet would be even smaller and easier to destroy. Which checks out.
First of all, random Youbtube powerscaler is a already a very big minus.
Second, the only very small planet in dragon is King Kais planet which spans only 63 miles or so.
Every planet is either normal or humongous, zero idea where you get the idea the dragonball planets are small.
Thirdly, King vegeta once again, someone with a powwr level of 10,000 casually waved his had and blew up three planets in space.
The ideas that even at super speed, you can fly between continent in such a short period shows that the Earth of Dragon Ball is actually not that big.
But I'm not against the idea that the earth of Dragon Ball can be destroyed. It's just means that if we compare Dragon Ball and One Piece with the same tools, some people far weaker that Rayleigh could destroy planets and Moons, including Luffy in Enies Lobby
But I'm not against the idea that the earth of Dragon Ball can be destroyed. It's just means that if we compare Dragon Ball and One Piece with the same tools, some people far weaker that Rayleigh could destroy planets and Moons, including Luffy in Enies Lobby
.......What?
At the speed of light you can circle around earth more than 7 times in one second.
DB characters are far faster than that, a causal Whis and Beerus travel between galaxies or universes in hours.
Using super speed as proof of something being small cause it happens so quickly is a weird place to come from.
Real powerscaling.
The fun thing is that I invented only 1 Data : Arlong = 3 Fishmen
This video:
Someone did the calculus based on the informations we have and they came to the conclusion that to destroy a small planet, 10 K would be enough but to destroy a big planet 10 times the gravity of our Earth, 500 K would be requiered since Frieza did that.
You also need to take into account the fact that the Dragon Ball planet is very small, I wouldn't even be surprised if it is smaller than our own moon. This means that the moon of this planet would be even smaller and easier to destroy. Which checks out.
The fun thing is that I invented only 1 Data : Arlong = 3 Fishmen
This video:
Someone did the calculus based on the informations we have and they came to the conclusion that to destroy a small planet, 10 K would be enough but to destroy a big planet 10 times the gravity of our Earth, 500 K would be requiered since Frieza did that.
You also need to take into account the fact that the Dragon Ball planet is very small, I wouldn't even be surprised if it is smaller than our own moon. This means that the moon of this planet would be even smaller and easier to destroy. Which checks out.
Maybe. But I doubt that they use this speed when they travel around the world. And in those case, even if they go fast, they are not - at least not as I remember it - using Superman's speed travel.
But again, I'm not against the idea. It would only mean that some weaker One Piece character can blow up a planet.
I'm using the informations available. And it is said that while a farmer is 5 DBPL, Goku (at the start of his adventure) is 10.
I'm willing to change the calculus if there is new information available.
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PS: I added a new calculus, this time with the (non canon) idea that Starting Goku is 10 times a farmer with a gun and a farmer is worth 1 Dragon Ball Power Level.
But again, I'm not against the idea. It would only mean that some weaker One Piece character can blow up a planet.
I'm using the informations available. And it is said that while a farmer is 5 DBPL, Goku (at the start of his adventure) is 10.
I'm willing to change the calculus if there is new information available.
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PS: I added a new calculus, this time with the (non canon) idea that Starting Goku is 10 times a farmer with a gun and a farmer is worth 1 Dragon Ball Power Level.
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Well.. I'm just doing basic mathematics here.
This is what powerscaling looks like when you stick to the T to what the narration and the officials guides tells us.
Now, I'm not against creating a new powerscale, but this would mean, reworking everything and integrating headcanons.
This is what powerscaling looks like when you stick to the T to what the narration and the officials guides tells us.
Now, I'm not against creating a new powerscale, but this would mean, reworking everything and integrating headcanons.
A real life human would have a PL of 0.00001 (being very generous and assuming a human could even destroy a millionth of the moon by themselves). So Fishmen would only have a PL of 0.0001 and you’d have to adjust your scale from there
Fair.
But this wouldn't really make sence, right ? I mean, do you think a human in Dragon Ball is capable of destroying 1/20th of a moon ?
Not really. So my point is that the scale is broken to begin with and if we follow it strictly, it won't work.
I think we need something a little bit more complex than that.
But this wouldn't really make sence, right ? I mean, do you think a human in Dragon Ball is capable of destroying 1/20th of a moon ?
Not really. So my point is that the scale is broken to begin with and if we follow it strictly, it won't work.
I think we need something a little bit more complex than that.
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