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Honestly, I see barely any difference between the two, except that Ramona's is less wordy and therefore the better of the two in my mind.
However, I also think that both entries are WAY too long and too heavy on details. If I were to write the example, I'd say this:
- Sorting Algorithm of Evil: Averted. The first villain in the series, Beerus, is far stronger than any of the heroes and more powerful than any of the villains who have come after him (so far). The rest of the villains have been roughly around the same level of power as each other, with only Black and Zamasu explicitly rising in power above those that came before, with both of them still being weaker than Beerus.
(There is admittedly a possibility that Zamasu's latest upgrade might put him near Beerus's strength level, but that is pure speculation at this point, and does not belong on the page.)
Edited by DarkHunterThere's a more fundamental problem. Wiki policy is that aversions are not noteworthy except for tropes so common that straight examples wouldn't be noteworthy. Is Sorting Algorithm of Evil omnipresent enough to qualify?
Bigotry in the name of inclusion is still bigotry.In this case, I think it's worth noting since the Dragon Ball series is well-known for its Sorting Algorithm of Evil to the point of parody. So to have a series that really doesn't have that stand out. If this was just a standard example, I would agree.
Also, the line in Dark Hunter's writeup, "...villains who have come after him (so far)" violates Examples Are Not Recent.
Bigotry in the name of inclusion is still bigotry.^^ In that case, the example text needs to make that clear so it doesn't get snuffed in a cleanup. Perhaps something like, "The first series in the franchise to avert this trope."
Bigotry in the name of inclusion is still bigotry.

User Ramona 122003 and I have had some dispute concerning the Sorting Algorithm of Evil trope entry, as I argue that its relevant to the trope entry to discuss how the villains compare to each other in order to avert the trope, and give an explanation for it based on in-universe statements, which admittedly required me to use the two protagonists these villains fought as a point of refernce. The other user, however, believes this to be too speculative, perhaps rightfully so, perhaps not. I guess I better let you compare. My entry:
His entry: * Sorting Algorithm of Evil: Averted in this series. Beerus is the first enemy the Z-Fighters face and he is so far above their level that Goku is still weaker than him even after training with Whis. Frieza is a threat after coming back to life, training, and gaining an ultimate form that surpasses Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan Super Saiyan Goku, but he's still weaker than Beerus, lacks the stamina for a prolong battle, and would have been no threat at all if Goku and Vegeta worked together. In the Champa Saga, while there is no villain per say, only Hit on the U6 team poses a threat to Goku and Vegeta in their god forms, and strength-wise he is at best a little above Golden Frieza. Skill-wise, however, he is far more dangerous. Champa himself may be a little weaker than Beerus, but he is still far above any of the heroes since he was ready to murder the entire U6 team despite all the power they showed and Goku is helpless to do anything about it. The next Arc Villain, Copy-Vegeta, is as strong as Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan Vegeta, which makes him on par with Golden Frieza and Hit. Even in just in his base, Copy-Vegeta is leagues above Super Saiyan 3 Gotenks, who can't even harm him. In the Future Trunks Saga, Goku Black is said to be only as strong as Super Saiyan 3 Goku. However, Black is able to improve rapidly much like Hit, and by the time Goku and Vegeta confront him in the future he is able to withstand hits from Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan Vegeta. Then it's revealed that he has a Super Saiyan form, Super Saiyan Rosé, which he uses to strike down Vegeta with one blow and he's still getting stronger. To make matters worse for the heroes, they also have to deal with Future Zamasu who is almost even with Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan Goku and an immortal. Then things escalate further when Goku Black and Future Zamasu fused, creating Merged Zamasu.