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Originally Posted by ANB
Tha'ts actually not a very good counter-arguement.
Piccolo and Gohan were in the millions and could not even see the Death Beam coming. When Vegeta got his zenkai, he could not only track the beam's path but could dodge it as well--simply BECAUSE he was stronger. He also mentioned to Cui/Kiwi that his speed went along with his power. Freeza further emphasized this by outrunning Piccolo when he thought he had a speed advantage.
My point is, their eyes, reflexes, and bodies will get used to the new speed they have achieved. Moving at or higher than the speed of light does not change this power/speed correlation in Dragonball and you can't really argue against it.
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Yes it does.
I don't see what you're not getting here. More powerful things are faster, as evidenced by Freeza's Freeza Beam, but once you break the speed of light
you cannot see anything as you are moving faster than the light.
Lets go back to basics. Do you know how we see things? We don't see them
per se, we see the light bouncing off them. If you're moving faster than the light, than you can't see it. You're gonna reach the object before the light, so you don't have anything to "illuminate" the way ahead.