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Originally Posted by Vagrant Lustoid 2
Well, hey. An additive theory manages fine with them. ;P
And then you have the same problem because a Zenkai theory can't explain why he didn't use that instead of a SSJ form if he can comfortably and pretty safely use 10x when the SSJ multiplier is only 3x.
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There's a billion things that fly against that "if they can do something, why didn't they?" question.
For instance:
You can't explain why they didn't summon Shenron three times and just wish for immortality for Piccolo, Goku, and Vegeta before the Androids arrived, either. Doesn't mean they didn't choose to do something other than that.
And numerous people have given multiple reasons why Kaioken might never have been used again.
And the "Additive Theory" doesn't work - AT ALL.
Here's why:
Goku fights Yakon in base. He has the advantage. Yakon is read (stated) at 800. Goku goes Super Saiyan. He is read (stated) at 3,000.
3,000/800 = 3.75 For simplicity's sake (and since Goku was winning), we can estimate his base at 1,000. Super Saiyan is then
3x base.
Here's where the "Additive Theory" goes completely nuts-up:
If you're "adding" 150,000,000 for Super Saiyan (and that's giving the benefit of the doubt; it can NOT be this high, but it's a nice round number), and the sum of base + this additive comes out to 3x base, we get this equation:
x + 150,000,000 = 3
x
or,
x + 150,000,000 =
x +
x +
x
We subtract
x from both sides:
150,000,000 =
x +
x
or,
2
x = 150,000,000
Divide each side by 2:
x = 75,000,000
That means that
base Goku (Buu saga) = 75,000,000.
Since we've got the base, AND the additive value, add them up:
Base Goku (75,000,000) + Super Saiyan "Additive" (150,000,000) = Super Saiyan Goku.
Ummmm..........ready to see how this is wrong?
We get
Super Saiyan Goku (Buu saga) = 225,000,000.
Ummm,
DUH! This can NOT be. He would be weaker than Android 18, for God's sake! That's only 1.5x stronger than he was on Namek....you mean to tell me Complete Cell is only about 60% stronger than Frieza? Oh, HELL NO! Simply adding up his components disproves that right away.