Super Dragon Balls simply because they're a multi-dimensional item whereas the Infinity Gauntlet is single dimension.
Of course, within the confines of a single universe, the Infinity Gauntlet is better since it's infinite use so there ya go.
Let the joy of love give you an answer! Check out my book!The only things stronger then the Infinity Gauntlet are The Living Tribunal and the One above all.
Watch SymphogearSo, I've been thinking. Here are some of my ideas to fix up a bit of Dragon Ball Super, taking elements from the manga and anime.
Godly Super Saiyan is an incomplete Super Saiyan Blue, a yellow-haired Super Saiyan that incorporates Godly Ki which changes the appearance of the aura. Goku uses this form to fight Beerus after he falls out of Super Saiyan God and Trunks uses this form to fight Goku Black in the place of Super Saiyan Rage.
Keep Trunks and Zamasu healing people and Goku Black, respectively, but get rid of the dumb "only Kaioshin Apprentices can heal" explanation. Instead, the ability to heal is an inherent property of Godly Ki, explaining Kibito healing Gohan, Goku healing from Beerus stabbing him, Trunks saving Mai from the brink of death, Zamasu healing Goku Black (which he can do a lot of because Future Zamasu is immortal and has infinite Godly Ki), and Goku saving Roshi from the brink of death. It still takes more Godly Ki to heal stronger people or more extreme injuries, so it's not overpowered. Trunks unknowingly having Godly Ki from training under Future Shin also neatly explains how he's able to use Godly Super Saiyan.
It definitely needs to be more...together.
What they should have done is publish a few chapter of the manga (enough for a twelve or twenty four episode cour of the anime), and then, fill it in with some filler about the character not being focused on in certain plots (with Toriyama keeping them up to speed on what those characters are doing so they don't contradict the manga the way they have before).
Basically, while the main story focuses on the character Toriyama cares about writing, the anime occasionally fills the gap on what others are doing with the Slice of Life fillers that are arguably their best work. They coordinate with Akira to ensure that what they do doesn't contradict what he comes up with later and boom goes the dyanamite!
Super is good.
One Strip! One Strip!I wouldn't add Godly Super Saiyan as a separate form in the God form hierarchy, it's getting too bloated.
I'd just have that take the place of Blue in the story.
Back when RF was released I liked the idea of Goku only having one transformation beyond base, with his base form becoming more powerful to eclipse the redundant transformations. But that wouldn't work with the TOP arc, because Goku would be too powerful outside of his stamina draining form for them to make a plot point of conserving energy. Ultimate Gohan had the same problem, though.
Really, it's poor plotting to make an arc about stamina conservation and energy issues after the characters get abilities that trivially deal with that.
That's because if Goku and Vegeta could just use their god abilities with no drawbacks, they'd either steamroll everyone not on God level or the opponents they face would have to be leveled up to give them a challenge.
I would have had Blue had the stamina issue from the beginning and just have Goku and Vegeta work on having to deal with that up until the TOP.
A lazy millennial who's good at what he does.I do believe that would be ideal, yes. In a series about the characters becoming stronger and surpassing their limits, why would I want to watch them not surpassing their limits and only being as strong as the guys they beat ages ago? or even worse, dying to a fucking laser gun, somehow
Remember that Dragon Ball Super was rushed into production, which is why they redid the movies as arcs and why the animation suffered so much at the beginning. Letting the manga go on its own for a year or two doesn't seem like it would have been on the cards, especially since the manga started out as advertisement for the anime.
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My idea is that Goku's powered up base would still be noticeably weaker than his 'God' form so the stamina issues would still matter, more like his base wiuld be as powerful as his now redundant Super Saiyan forms which would be fine moving forward.
But then he gets put up against a bunch of opponents who are hilariously short of his Super Saiyan forms, giving him Super Saiyan 3 power without stamina issues would make those things trivial.
Again, though, Ultimate Gohan is in the same boat while being significantly stronger so there's a problem with the TOP premise anyway.
One of the many problems with the Super anime is that it went for the always running format rather than the infinitely smarter seasonal format that basically everyone is using these days.
Let the joy of love give you an answer! Check out my book!Goku and Vegeta having a powered up base and only one transformation also doesn't work in their interactions with the U6 Saiyans. Vegeta showing Cabba Super Saiyan 1 and Goku showing the girls Super Saiyans 2 and 3 is kind of a major plot point, as is Goku fighting Trunks using those forms. As much as I know you don't like them having a bunch of transformations, Dragon Ball Super is written in such a way that it's kind of important that Goku and Vegeta have the yellow-haired Super Saiyan forms in addition to their godly forms. In the end, having more transformations is for the best.

You know the infinity guantlet stuff has me wondering, which is stronger the Infinity Guantlet or the Super Dragon balls. The inifinity Guantlet can make half the universe dissappear with just a snap, but the Super Dragon balls can bring back multiple universes... so hmmm which one do you think is stronger?