Brolly vs Wonder Woman.

[Cleric of Hell's Brigade]

PIS/CIS on. (Brolly thinks Diana is Kakarott, so............) Wonder Woman is replacing the Saiyans and Piccolo for this fight.


Obviously, this is Brolly in his Super Saiyan super steroid mode.


Let's make the fight happen on the same planet it did in the first Brolly movie.


Scenario 1: No lasso.

Scenario 2: Lasso.


In character, can Diana take Brolly?

[Becoming An Anthropologist]

Wait, are they both in character is is only WW in character?

If only WW is Ic I think she losses badly to Brolly.
If both her and Brolly are in character, I still don't think she can take Brolly.

Contrary to the canon Db manga, Brolly and Movie Dragonball has better speedfeats. Some of the Movie Ki blast essentially get to the sun in a couple of seconds, and in the movie with Koola Goku was fighting between instant transmission speed.... that doesn't even make sense but wtv.

I'd say Brolly can easily just spam planet buster after planet buster, and consider he toke a Kamehameha to the face without even the slightest damage, I don't think WW can hurt him with just her punches with IC. Granted, much like canon Db movie Db doesn't have much in the way of gross physical feats, but well... I dunoo...Brolly!

[Siriel]

Unlike most DBZ characters, Brolly can actually make an energy shield capable of resisting the destruction of a planet and opens his fight by blasting everything. So if Wonder Woman doesn't take him out right at the start(which, given that she is IC, is rather unlikely), he'll just blow everything to hell.

[Radioactive Zombie]

Originally Posted by Siriel

Unlike most DBZ characters, Brolly can actually make an energy shield capable of resisting the destruction of a planet and opens his fight by blasting everything. So if Wonder Woman doesn't take him out right at the start(which, given that she is IC, is rather unlikely), he'll just blow everything to hell.

This.

I also get the feeling he's too fast for her.

[Siriel]

Too fast? Not likely. No one in his movie showed speed close to a fraction of lightspeed.

[The Drunkard Kid]

Originally Posted by Siriel

Too fast? Not likely. No one in his movie showed speed close to a fraction of lightspeed.

There was the part where he flew himself and his dad to another planet/star system (it never showed where they went after Vegetasei exploded) while still a newborn, after he'd been stabbed, IIRC.

Also, technically speaking, *Batman* moves at a fraction of lightspeed, just not a very large fraction of lightspeed.

[Siriel]

Originally Posted by The Drunkard Kid

There was the part where he flew himself and his dad to another planet/star system (it never showed where they went after Vegetasei exploded) while still a newborn, after he'd been stabbed, IIRC.

Offscreen. We have no idea how long it took, and for all we know, some ship came by and rescued them.

All we saw was that his shield had protected them.

Originally Posted by The Drunkard Kid

Also, technically speaking, *Batman* moves at a fraction of lightspeed, just not a very large fraction of lightspeed.

Well, yeah. But you know what I mean.

[abmccray]

Originally Posted by Siriel

Too fast? Not likely. No one in his movie showed speed close to a fraction of lightspeed.

Kamehameha that Brolly reacted to pushed him into the sun in seconds.

[abmccray]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIlg1...eature=related

he tossed three ki blasts and put up his planet busting blocking shield before the kamehameha reached him.

[Ptrvc]

Originally Posted by abmccray

Kamehameha that Brolly reacted to pushed him into the sun in seconds.

But how long it takes to throw someone into the sun is one of the things fiction always gets wrong.

I mean if we go by that then the Power Rangers Zord in the movie kicks ridiculously fast as well. Not to mention countless other beings who have managed to throw things into the sun in seconds despite the fact that it takes light eight minutes to cross that distance.

[abmccray]

Originally Posted by Ptrvc

But how long it takes to throw someone into the sun is one of the things fiction always gets wrong.

I mean if we go by that then the Power Rangers Zord in the movie kicks ridiculously fast as well. Not to mention countless other beings who have managed to throw things into the sun in seconds despite the fact that it takes light eight minutes to cross that distance.

That doesn't really matter, though. Superman's speed feats break the laws of common sense (I heard the gun shoot so i flew here to intercept the bullet at mach 1000...even though sound travels 1000X slower than that in the first place) but they still "count" as do the kamehameha feats since it happened 3 times in the movies (+ two moon feats in the absorbed manga canon).

And that doesn't make the Zord kick fast. If you're dodging something faster than light, ie. a laser, then you are faster than light. The gun that shoots the laser is not faster than light, though.

[The Drunkard Kid]

Originally Posted by abmccray

Kamehameha that Brolly reacted to pushed him into the sun in seconds.

Technically, it pushed him into and *through* the sun in seconds.

[Siriel]

Originally Posted by abmccray

Kamehameha that Brolly reacted to pushed him into the sun in seconds.

Which is one feat that puts him at that level, in both of his movies.

And for all we know, KI accelerates in space which...would explain a lot, actually.

[Lord of Denial]

Originally Posted by Siriel

Too fast? Not likely. No one in his movie showed speed close to a fraction of lightspeed.

Technically you walking down the street is a fraction of lightspeed.

Sure it is like 1/10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 but still a fraction.

[Siriel]

Originally Posted by Lord of Denial

Technically you walking down the street is a fraction of lightspeed.

Sure it is like 1/10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 but still a fraction.

As I've already pointed out, it's pretty obvious that I meant a significant fraction.