Accelerator vs Goku

[Expelsword]

Except that no attack affects Accelerator unless it is non-vector based.

 

I thought we established that Accelerator would not be able to reflect the vectors of a massive (i.e. planet size or even solar system size) explosion.

[Aix]

I thought we established that Accelerator would not be able to reflect the vectors of a massive (i.e. planet size or even solar system size) explosion.

No we didn't.

 

And even if there was a limit, it would have to be something truly massive. I was reading on Accelerator's stuff earlier and he took a hit strong enough to destroy Eurasia without the vector field and he's also powerful enough to manipulate the Earth's vectors.

[Expelsword]

No we didn't.

 

And even if there was a limit, it would have to be something truly massive. I was reading on Accelerator's stuff earlier and he took a hit strong enough to destroy Eurasia without the vector field and he's also powerful enough to manipulate the Earth's vectors.

 

Did you just seriously compare Eurasia to the Solar System?

Or for that matter, Earth to the Solar System?

[Aix]

Did you just seriously compare Eurasia to the Solar System?

Or for that matter, Earth to the Solar System?

If you are going to compare Touma to Accelerator, then I will compare previous Accelerator to current Accelerator.

 

He could barely take a few punches without his vector field before. Now he took a hit that would've destroyed Eurasia.

 

I believe the biggest thing he was known to tank before was a nuke with his vector field. Times that by whatever amount that would get you from a few punches to a massive continent destroying attack and you do get something that is like a solar system destroying attack. So yes, he could take on a solar system destroying attack.

 

As I said before, Goku would not kill everyone on earth to take out a single guy either.

 

Most recent Dragon Ball Z thing I watched was Battle of the Gods and considering where it fits in the timeline, he was awfully weak.

[Expelsword]

I believe the biggest thing he was known to tank before was a nuke with his vector field. Times that by whatever amount that would get you from a few punches to a massive continent destroying attack and you do get something that is like a solar system destroying attack. So yes, he could take on a solar system destroying attack.

 

Actually, I did the calculation exactly as you specified, and it came out to be something on the order of 5,000 supernovae. (If I didn't do it wrong, that is)

The problem is that I don't believe that you can scale his vector field directly with his own durability like that.

 

It took him a little while to borrow some rotational energy from the Earth, didn't it? If his vector field was really that powerful, he could send the Earth flying out into deep Space in a thought. I'd say would be stauchly limited to covering Earth at the maximum, something like 1/9000000000 the power he needs.

 

If we go another angle, and say it only takes more time rather than power, if it takes, mmm, 5 seconds to stop an attack at the planetary level, (even though, if I recall, it took him minutes to sap the Earth) he'll be standing there for ~1400 years to block it.

 

Of course, if you disallow Goku's strongest attacks, which, by all accounts he wouldn't really use, because, you know, trillions of casualties and whatnot, we're back to a stalemate, because Goku won't be touched or hurt by Accelerator.