I think that in that proportion, Asura is much stronger. He was was busting solar systems nd junk when he was human sized. Scale that up to bigger than a galaxy and Asura in destroyer mode can wipe out the universe while TTGL has only showed h2h and durability on that scale. So Asura wins. If he was only the size of a galaxy or a bit smaller, then you'd have a brawl.
Gonna go with Asura here for obvious reasons, however I am an open minded person. Still, I have to ask, is this battle somehow inspired by the Thanos one? Because from the tone of your opening it seems like you are somewhat bitter about the debate on that thread, I could be wrong, it's just a hunch.
As far I recall, Asura is a star-buster. That's powerful and all but no where near powerful enough to beat TTGL.
Scaling can also mean bringing TTGL down to Asura's size (ie Planetary), which is prolly how big TTGL should've been anyway outside that whole distorted space dimension
It was the size of a galaxy.
You see that thing they were fighting on, and those two big disks the Anti-Spiral grabbed for his Big Bang Attack?
Yeah, those were galaxies. Super Galaxy Gurren Lagann also dwarfs planets as well and it's much weaker than TTGL.
Didn't Asura defeat the God of his universe? I don't think the scary robot is going to win here. Then again, I could be wrong.
The only thing Chakravartin made was the planet Asura lived on. Well, he claims to have made it. He also created Naraka, which is the afterlife of Asura's world. He's powerful enough to toss around planets and stars (I believe he was also able to make one star go nova, in their fight) but he should also be defeated by TTGL.
@ReiKai said:
Chakravartin has miniature galaxies floating around him, and was creating moons, planets and stars of various sizes and throwing them at Asura. Again, the thing with TTGL was the dimensional space they inhabited. You're never going to prove or disprove otherwise.
Those "galaxies" were smaller than Chakra was, whilst Chakra is comparable in size to a large star. Since in the fight with Destructor Asura he was a couple times larger than the star he was floating over. Ala, this:
At 6:53 you can see Chakravartin floating over a star. He also creates and tosses stars at Asura in the fight. Some were comparable in size to him when he made them. So those were either star-sized/planet-sized "galaxies," a metaphorical representation of his power, or something else.
Regardless, as I've said, the fighters are Scaled so they are of equal size, which negates the continuous absurd debate about sizing issues. So leave that shit at the door and move one. And let me make another point;
So, if you're not weakening TTGL as well it still wins because it could tank an attack that was compared to the big bang and absorb its power.
It really sounds like you're just trying to downplay TTGL here.
No, that would be Lordgenome himself who absorbed the power and gave it to TTGL, and that was on the basis of the Anti-Spiral using the same type of energy as they were. All he did was reverse the polarity, much like what had been done to create TTGL in the first place. And there's no need for me to "downplay" a character that isn't as powerful as you'd like to claim.So, if you're not weakening TTGL as well it still wins because it could tank an attack that was compared to the big bang and absorb its power.
It really sounds like you're just trying to downplay TTGL here.
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Text walls. Well, that's predicable.
TTGL still absorbed that energy and utilized it after Lord Genome gave the energy to it. It was able to endure the big bang attack until Genome appeared and absorbed it--it wasn't able to instantly destroy it, so its durability is still pretty insane. I also haven't made any arguments about speed yet, and you're just pulling stuff out of nowhere.
There are things that contradict Chakravartin's size. The fact that he consistently appears to be similar in size to the stars he uses in battle (and the one that he's floating above), and just because a planet is bigger than Destructor Asura--and he punched through it--does not mean he can do the same with TTGL. I mean that's just silly. That's like saying because Luke Cage could throw a tank, he could throw an entire mountain. The infinite power claim is pure speculation and you haven't backed it up with evidence or even any statements. Whilst, the big bang storm was said to have power capable of creating universes.
And also, that "metaphorical representation of power" applies to TTGL as well. Which only further evidences them in a sort of hyper-dimension, because otherwise no one would see them.
Except there's nothing contradicting it (that I'm aware of). The galaxy size seems pretty consistent in that fight. Your "hyper-dimension is smaller or metaphysical theory" is also pure speculation with nothing to back it up. Has it been stated to be smaller or some such? No.
@FalconC2 said:
Except there's nothing contradicting it (that I'm aware of). The galaxy size seems pretty consistent in that fight. Your "hyper-dimension is smaller or metaphysical theory" is also pure speculation with nothing to back it up. Has it been stated to be smaller or some such? No.
Galaxies in that fight against the Anti Spiral acted nothing like galaxies and were about as large as the Earth was.
Galaxies in that fight against the Anti Spiral acted nothing like galaxies and were about as large as the Earth was.
Not from what I saw. I do remember the Anti-Spiral opening up a portal to view the Earth but I don't recall it being directly next to the galaxies to scale for size.
Plus, Super Galaxy Gurren Lagann was already dwarfing planets, and they were smaller in size by comparison to it when the Anti-Spiral ships started throwing them at SGGL if I remember correctly. TTGL is much larger than SGGL.
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