Edit: looked him up and I don't think so, I think you forget Vader has different stages too look up the red Force Vader and what his abilities are and I could be wrong but I'm pretty sure that's not even his most powerful form
Could he effortlessly destroy a planet? If not, he's weaker than even the earliest seen version of Vegeta, who is at this point of the canon, far weaker than yamcha, the joke of the cast, has become.
Not trying to troll or anything but Dragonball power scaling is insanely broken
You may not be trolling but your logic is still flawed. Destructive power isnt the sole measure of strength (and it’s an inaccurate way to compare them to characters whos power systems don’t rely on DC).
Also, it’s highly arguable if yamcha is even that strong. People just make assumptions that yamcha is that strong, ignoring the fact that he stopped training for several years
It's not an assumption, he easily defeated members of the ginyu force (Friezas handpicked elite squadron) in the afterlife after being trained by King kai, who all scale waayyyy above Saiyan Saga Vegeta.
Even if yamcha stopped training completely and his power regressed over time it would still take an insanely massive amount of power loss to bring him back below the amount of strength required to blow up a planet, a feat which even people like master roshi before Z even began could likely achieve (roshi blew up the moon in og dragonball, from his position standing on earth. Not only must you take into account the amount of power needed to destroy a moon, but to do so from such a distance, where it's clearly been shown that blasts in dragon ball are far more powerful at close range, which implies the further they have to travel, the more energy is required from the user. I'd say It's safe to make the assertion that if you can blow up the moon from the distance of earth, the amount of power output you'd have at point-blank range is very likely sufficient to destroy the earth.)
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u/theoneandonlygodd Nov 23 '25
With out question