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4/18/2015 4:44:22 AM
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Goku can too, scan of Supes punching through time? Goku can survive much more than supernovas.
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Edited by ROBERTO jh: 4/18/2015 4:48:51 AMSeeing as how Goku has never actually survived a supernova.... I'm calling bullshit
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Edited by Lord Genesis : 4/18/2015 5:00:43 AMOkay let's break this down. So Freeza (using an attack called "Supernova" for gods sake) blew up planet Vegeta which is 10x earths density, so it would take 10x the force to destroy, at a power level maximum of 600,000 Now, at Freezas full power, has a PL of 120,000,000, Cyborg Freeza is stronger than Full Power Freeza, and threw his supernova Attack at future trunks, trunks casually caught it, lifted it up, then Freeza blew it up while trunks was holding it. Trunks was unscathed. Then, in the same chapter, Future Trunks couldn't lay a scratch on Goku, making Goku>Trunks. Goku>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>That Goku and trunks. So, Goku can survive an attack that can blow up a planet 6,000 times, and that's nowhere near his real power.
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Ironically, a super nova is much stronger than that.
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A supernova doesn't have the power to destroy 6,000 planets
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Yes it does. It has the power to destroy far more than that [i]and[/i] reach other sides of the Galaxy.
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It has the power to destroy a solar system, it can be seen from far away.
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You don't understand. The sheer force of a super nova will destroy anything within its blast radius which happens to be around 1000 light years for a pretty small star. A ray from a super nova can travel over triple that.
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But it's still not force equal to 6,000 planets exploding
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Probably more. A star exploding is so much greater than a planet exploding.
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I know, but it's nowhere near 6,000x more For arguments sake, Goku is at least a thousand times stronger than he was there.
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It's likely more. A star has so much mass. Just look at the sun and the earth. Over 1 millions earths fit in the sun.
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My point still stands
