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However we do not consider authorial intent if feats directly contradict it, which in this case, they do. |
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| + | Because Beerus has showings and various statements that put him on that level, Toriyama's failure in math aside. |
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Latest revision as of 19:48, 24 August 2016
@Strmix What I am saying is that Toriyama probably did not intend for Beerus to be so unfathomably stronger than SSJ3 Goku.
However we do not consider authorial intent if feats directly contradict it, which in this case, they do.
Therefore, Beerus being at Universal (even if this goes against Toriyama's possible intention of him only being, say, 2 million x stronger than Goku or some crap) is perfectly fine.
Because Beerus has showings and various statements that put him on that level, Toriyama's failure in math aside.