I disagree, but I also think you're coming in with a point of bias. Considering your image. That aside, he doesn't need to be composite, nor is or was he during the fight as he didn't go Superman Prime. The strongest version of him, which is what they used for Goku as there are multiple versions of him as well, can't stack up to Superman. Anime mostly doesn't hold a candle to comics. It's just that anime is much flashier than comics so people assume anime characters can always win.
@@supermax5000 That's because an anime/ manga character has one writer while the comic counterpart, which is far older mind you, has had several. That's just how the industry works. Even then, as explained, there are several versions of Goku and all of the best feats from those versions are used no different than with Superman.
@kingswayentertainment1548 Exactly. Goku has one writer, where there aren't many inconsistent narratives that contradicts a characters story. Which makes the power scaling easier to follow and know how strong he was before and how strong he is up until now. I know Superman started out weak when he was young and now he's strong, however the many writers that constantly change Supermans powers and capabilities making it hard to determine how truly strong he is aside from how his power is displayed from various issues. Ik there is GT, Heroes and Super, but all they have is Toriyamas character that has a consistent story and power to easily refer from
@@supermax5000 It's not that hard to scale him. Same thing you do for any version of any character, you go by their best feats. It's just that simple. Multiple writers doesn't hold any sway over anything. You just go over the best feats that they have.
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To me, they created a composite Superman everytime he fights Goku. Which is already an unfair fight.
I disagree, but I also think you're coming in with a point of bias. Considering your image. That aside, he doesn't need to be composite, nor is or was he during the fight as he didn't go Superman Prime. The strongest version of him, which is what they used for Goku as there are multiple versions of him as well, can't stack up to Superman. Anime mostly doesn't hold a candle to comics. It's just that anime is much flashier than comics so people assume anime characters can always win.
@kingswayentertainment1548 it's not just about the flashiness. But the consistency of the character's narrative and feats.
@@supermax5000 That's because an anime/ manga character has one writer while the comic counterpart, which is far older mind you, has had several. That's just how the industry works. Even then, as explained, there are several versions of Goku and all of the best feats from those versions are used no different than with Superman.
@kingswayentertainment1548 Exactly. Goku has one writer, where there aren't many inconsistent narratives that contradicts a characters story. Which makes the power scaling easier to follow and know how strong he was before and how strong he is up until now. I know Superman started out weak when he was young and now he's strong, however the many writers that constantly change Supermans powers and capabilities making it hard to determine how truly strong he is aside from how his power is displayed from various issues. Ik there is GT, Heroes and Super, but all they have is Toriyamas character that has a consistent story and power to easily refer from
@@supermax5000 It's not that hard to scale him. Same thing you do for any version of any character, you go by their best feats. It's just that simple. Multiple writers doesn't hold any sway over anything. You just go over the best feats that they have.
I just read the results I think Goku should have won that