Originally posted by bbrem123
Didnt say it did. Sure helps Zen-Oh case though. There has been zero evidence to him ever being injured.This is a hard thread to argue in the favor of either side.
You also have to consider that Shin didn't even know who Omni-King was until DBS episode 41. He isn't some expert on whether the Omni-King has been hurt or not anyways. Not that I think Omni-King has ever been hurt before, he's undoubtedly the supreme power in DBS. That said, none of this really helps Zen-Oh's case, because the rest of the DBS cast is weak relative to peak COIE AM, who wielded the collective power of 2 multiverses and got the better of a Spectre that was so amped, it was implied that his power surpassed that of The Presence. Granted, it was hyperbole, but that was quite possibly the most powerful Spectre there's ever been, and he essentially lost to AM.
The best way to argue Zen-Oh winning this is to believe Shin's notion that a heavily suppressed Jiren was more powerful than Cosmic Zamasu, who had literally become the entire FT Timeline and was spreading to other timelines. Of course, even full power Jiren is a flea to the likes of Whis, much less Daishinkan, much less Zen-Oh, who could erase them all instantly and effortlessly.
That said, I would probably still roll with peak COIE AM.