Thanos vs. Goku.

Started by stargun17 pages

Originally posted by TheTyrant
Goku used Instant Transmission just before Cell's Kamehameha hit him. Cell's Kamehahema traveled ~twice the earth's diameter before Goku got to Cell. It traveled a great distance in an "instant." It's quantifiably much faster than light since Goku traveled many light years in an "instant" with that technique. Put two and two together.
Instant Transmission is quite clearly a teleportation technique, so by all evidence it allows the user to go from one place to another in the time it takes him to vanish and reappear again regardless of the distance, that's how traditional teleport works. The time lag between the moment Goku vanishes and the moment he reappears is what we'd need to figure out to determine the speed of Cell's beam.

And ''instant'' in practical terms just means a relatively short period of time.

Originally posted by TheTyrant
As for Roshi's feat, these people could have spars with each other in 0.2 seconds. He shot the blast as ape Goku was about to hit him and the moon was destroyed before the kid could get his hands on Roshi. Put two and two together.

And everything in these fights do actually take place in a fraction of a second.

Goku couldn't really attack Roshi head-on while the beam was going off without getting hit. Besides Goku was visibly affected by the shock waves produced by the attack although to a lesser extent than the spectators of the tournament.

http://www.mangahere.com/manga/dragon_ball/v04/c051/14.html

Originally posted by abhilegend
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The last three are just brawls or Superman catching Marvel off-guard. So you could only find two that would qualify for blitzing.

Flash has been tagged by Slade and his Rogue Gallery while using his speed. Hell, Kid Flash tried to blitz Deathstroke and still lost.

http://i915.photobucket.com/albums/ac358/Deathstroke91/TTV3-5-2_3.jpg

And there's this thing called reaction time. You know, like a really fast character would be able to react to a little peak human, even if that said human tries to get a sneak shot in.

The strength thing doesn't matter as Goku's exponentially stronger by the end of Dragon Ball than he was then. The frying pan thing is a filler: not canon.

So your argument is basically the times when Superman got tagged by normal humans or bricks is when he wasn't utilizing his speed. Even though they was wrecking his sht. That makes no sense, so either PIS or Superman is an even bigger retard than Goku.

Originally posted by BloodRain
Their pondering took 0.2 seconds, just that panel.

Yeah, it does seem like that from just that single scan. I should have posted it in full context. My bad.

http://media.animevice.com/uploads/0/9491/241468-roshi_speed_1_non_viz_super.jpg
http://media.animevice.com/uploads/0/9491/241469-roshi_speed_non_viz_2_super.jpg
http://media.animevice.com/uploads/0/9491/241470-roshi_speed_non_viz_3_super.jpg
http://media.animevice.com/uploads/0/9491/241471-roshi_speed_non_viz_4_super.jpg
http://media.animevice.com/uploads/0/9491/241472-roshi_speed_non_viz_5_super.jpg

Originally posted by stargun
Instant Transmission is quite clearly a teleportation technique, so by all evidence it allows the user to go from one place to another in the time it takes him to vanish and reappear again regardless of the distance, that's how traditional teleport works. The time lag between the moment Goku vanishes and the moment he reappears is what we'd need to figure out to determine the speed of Cell's beam.

And ''instant'' in practical terms just means a relatively short period of time.

Goku couldn't really attack Roshi head-on while the beam was going off without getting hit. Besides Goku was visibly affected by the shock waves produced by the attack although to a lesser extent than the spectators of the tournament.

http://www.mangahere.com/manga/dragon_ball/v04/c051/14.html

It's instantaneous bro. Goku travelled light years in an instant when Frieza and King Cold were getting wrecked by Trunks. There's no mention of there being a lag time. And let's say it's not instantaneous and there is a lag time, that "relatively short time" you were talking about would be at least in the nanosecond range via powerscaling. These guys in Cell Games were literally millions- maybe even billions of times more powerful than Roshi and Krillin were in the scans above.

Oozaru Goku was portrayed as mindless beast that would go on rampages. He wouldn't be thinking about dodging anything. Stop trying to downplay, lol.

How far Goku has travelled using the technique shouldn't matter but rather how long it takes him to arrive at his destination after he vanishes, and if there's one thing the Cell feat proves is the existence of a lag time for the Shunkan Idou or otherwise the beam would be moving at infinite speeds in that instance (which is obviously bull****). Moreover, the technique's lag time can't be gauged via powerscaling from actual speed feats either since the mechanics of teleportation are different from those of regular movement.

Even ferocious animals can be scared off and are usually afraid of death... and Great Ape Goku clearly felt the pressure put upon him by the shockwaves from Roshi's kamehameha.

That just confirms that it was only the pondering that took 0.2s. Last page especially.

Oh and yeah, you can't obtain a speed feat from taking 'instantaneous' movement.

Originally posted by TheTyrant
[B]The last three are just brawls or Superman catching Marvel off-guard. So you could only find two that would qualify for blitzing.
So you can't read either. Gotcha.

Flash has been tagged by Slade and his Rogue Gallery while using his speed. Hell, Kid Flash tried to blitz Deathstroke and still lost.

http://i915.photobucket.com/albums/ac358/Deathstroke91/TTV3-5-2_3.jpg

So lowest showing ever are average now?

And there's this thing called reaction time. You know, like a really fast character would be able to react to a little peak human, even if that said human tries to get a sneak shot in.
Not if he gets surprised.

How the heck did a Thanos thread of all things get derailed away from a discussion about Thanos?

Anyways, Thanos still wins.

Originally posted by Epicurus
How the heck did a Thanos thread of all things get derailed away from a discussion about Thanos?

Anyways, Thanos still wins.

It's abhi, he's obsessed.

Originally posted by Epicurus
How the heck did a Thanos thread of all things get derailed away from a discussion about Thanos?

Anyways, Thanos still wins.


Nothing, Tyrant is just spouting nonsense about comic characters again.
Originally posted by Silent Master
It's abhi, he's obsessed.

I have three or four posts in this thread snake-eyes. You are far more obsessed.

Not really, you're the one posting about Superman in a Thanos vs Goku thread.

Originally posted by BloodRain
That just confirms that it was only the pondering that took 0.2s. Last page especially.

Yep, still the whole exchange happened in a single second.

Originally posted by Silent Master
Not really, you're the one posting about Superman in a Thanos vs Goku thread.

And that was because someone was lowballing comic characters as a whole, I could just as easily post speed feats from Flash or someone else. Why are you here telling everybody something BTW?

Originally posted by ares834
Yep, still the whole exchange happened in a single second.
Lets see..

A 2m dash(0.5), 6 actions(1.2), thought(2), 2 games(5), a jump kick(0.4) and the landing(0.5).

A normal person would have taken around 10 seconds to do what they did in 1. 10 times faster than an average human is around 100m/s.

At best it can be pushed to supersonic. But that's it.

Hey guys I was thinking this fight?

Goku Vs adam warlock