Except Granolah wasn't even testing them out, he literally said that he just used the clone because he thought little of the Saiyan's power and was saving up for Freeza, and that if he knew how strong they really were he would've even bothered with the clone. So he would've achieved the same result either way,
When I meant testing them out, I meant the things you said.
The problem I have is that you decide to skip steps and assume that the same results would have yielded just because he underestimated the Saiyans, without any analysis or inference on your end to why its the case. Or acknowledging the points I made, it's two posts in and you made no attempt to refute them.
And Granolah made it a point to beat all of Goku's transformations with the vital point attack, even the ones he had definite superiority over. That he had to wear out Perfect UI's accuracy to find an opening is just a testament to peak UI's defense rather than any supposed superiority on Goku's part,
You're missing the point.
The fact that Granolah failed to find a weakness in Goku's form initially directly proves Goku's superiority. Granolah was examining Goku's vitals from both his clone and his real body, and failed. If Granolah is truly superior, he wouldn't need to wait out the accuracy of Goku's form by letting Goku run his mouth and concealing the fact that Goku was only fighting a clone.
Defense and offense of UI is only discussed in the anime, not the manga. In the manga, MUI is a straight up upgrade from UI Omen in terms of speed and power. In the anime, UI Omen's problem is the user's inability to transition from defense to offense, making the offense subpar, and MUI resolves that problem completely.
especially since his offense didn't even lower the clone's power as it should.
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It shouldn't exactly because he was fighting a clone rather than the real body. The clone was only an illusion.
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