Reading Stats and Power Level Comparisons

The numbers represent how many Tier II or III fighters it would take to equal an opponent, who is always represented as the second digit. Let's take Colt Ironhaardt for example.

Colt: 2-1

This means that it would take two Tier II, III, or a combination thereof, to fight equally with Colt. In a one-on-one fight, a disparity in martial skill or ki technique will be required to overcome the strength, durability, and usually speed of the stronger opponent.

Factors
While the math may appear simple, other factors play into it. For example, if a character enjoys a 7-1 advantage over the M2 Special Forces, some characters may be off-world, uninvolved in the fight, or dead before the battle. This is the list of the six consistent fighters:

■ Goku ■ Goten ■ Vegeta

■ Alex ■ Bryan ■ Chibi

So if these six were to fight the 7-1 character, they would be just short of fighting on even grounds. If the character has a One-Hit Kill technique, the odds stack even further against them. Also, superior flanking, blinding attacks, and charged finishing moves can set the 7-1 character at a large disadvantage, so despite the power differentials, it's not always a case of black and white.