Satoru Gojo vs Son Goku

The conclusion changes quite a bit. Under those conditions, I'd judge that "Satoru Gojo has the advantage."

What's especially important is that it's natural to think that Instant Transmission alone, which I brought up in the previous answer, cannot break through "Limitless."

1. Even if he teleports, his punch won't reach Gojo.

For example, suppose Goku

teleports to 1cm in front of Gojo.

But from there, to move his fist 1cm and hit Gojo, he ultimately has to pass through that 1cm.

Limitless is

not a "barrier that only stops attacks coming from far away"

but a technique that acts on the very distance between Gojo and the target.

Therefore,

even with "Instant Transmission → point-blank range → punch,"

the punch stops right before Gojo

is the straightforward interpretation.

There's also no depiction of Goku being able to teleport to "exactly the same coordinates as Gojo's body."

So you can't say

Instant Transmission = breaks through Limitless.

⸻

2. Kamehameha is also basically stopped.

This is the same.

No matter how fast the Kamehameha is,

if it's an attack that moves through space to reach Gojo,

then it's subject to Limitless.

Whether Goku is a million times the speed of light or a hundred million times,

he can't break through just because "his speed is high."

Bringing up Dragon Ball's combat power gap doesn't solve this either.

Mathematically speaking,

it's not a matter of speed × time

but

an ability that divides the very space up to arrival into an infinite series.

⸻

So can Goku break through Limitless by sheer force?

This is the biggest point of debate.

In Dragon Ball,

there are depictions of overwhelming combat power gaps breaking through special abilities.

For example, in later eras, time-stop abilities don't function well against opponents above one's level, or special abilities get broken by force.

However,

generalizing it to "in Dragon Ball, if you're strong enough, you can nullify any conceptual ability from any other work"

is a stretch.

Especially for Namek-arc Super Saiyan Goku, there's no depiction of him breaking through an ability that infinitely extends space with pure combat power alone.

Therefore, if we treat abilities fairly in a cross-series matchup,

it's more reasonable not to say "Goku's combat power is high, so Limitless disappears."

⸻

Now it's Gojo's turn.

Goku can't punch Gojo.

Kamehameha won't hit.

Instant Transmission won't do it either.

If that's the case, then Gojo has time.

And his greatest path to victory is

the Domain Expansion "Unlimited Void."

This hits Goku pretty hard.

Unlimited Void is not a simple damage attack—it's

an ability that pours unprocessable information into the target and stops their thought and action.

Goku has

• absurd physical durability
• ki-based defense
• orders-of-magnitude greater reaction speed

However,

resistance to a near-infinite influx of information

is a separate issue.

For example,

"I can endure a punch that destroys planets, so I can also endure an information attack on my brain"

doesn't follow.

This is where Gojo's ability is extremely nasty.

⸻

But Goku has a high chance of destroying the domain

So you can't call it a crushing Gojo victory either.

Domain Expansions have a "barrier."

And between Super Saiyan Goku and Gojo, the pure destructive power differs by so many orders of magnitude it's hard to tell.

By normal thinking,

just by Goku punching the domain's wall / releasing ki,

it wouldn't be strange if he could destroy the domain itself.

The question is,

does Unlimited Void take effect before he destroys it?

Unlimited Void's sure-hit effect occurs almost immediately after the domain forms.

In other words,

1. Gojo: "Domain Expansion"
2. Goku receives the influx of information
3. Goku: "Ugh..."
4. He can no longer destroy the domain

If that happens, Gojo wins.

Conversely,

1. Gojo: "Domain Expansion"
2. Goku instantly senses something is off
3. If he can explode his ki and destroy the domain

then Goku is saved.

Since this is a cross-series comparison, it can't be completely settled.

⸻

Another interesting one is "escaping the domain with Instant Transmission."

If Goku can sense someone's "ki" outside the domain,

then teleporting out of the barrier

is a possibility.

Instant Transmission is not a technique that physically passes through walls.

Therefore, it's unclear

whether the domain's barrier can forbid Instant Transmission.

On the Jujutsu Kaisen side, there is of course

no precedent of blocking Dragon Ball-style teleportation.

Therefore, my evaluation is that Instant Transmission itself

can't be used to break through Infinity, but is quite effective for escaping a domain.

However, if "the instant he takes Unlimited Void, he loses the thinking capacity to use Instant Transmission," then he won't make it in time.

⸻

Now let's run the actual fight.

Namek-arc Super Saiyan Goku.

Goku:

"You use some pretty weird techniques, huh."

Gojo:

"You're strong."

Goku instantly moves behind Gojo.

A punch.

But—

it stops.

Goku:

"...?"

Even swinging his fist at the equivalent of hundreds of thousands of km per second, it doesn't reach.

Goku throws a barrage.

All of them stop.

Kamehameha.

It stops right before Gojo.

At this point Goku probably understands quite quickly,

"It ain't a matter of speed."

Goku has extremely high battle IQ, so he probably won't do the same thing over and over.

He explodes his ki.

The ground is blown away.

Gojo is unharmed.

And then Gojo says,

"Domain Expansion—Unlimited Void."

This is the decider.

Since Goku doesn't know about Domain Expansion, it's quite dangerous on first encounter.

If he takes Unlimited Void head-on even for 0.1 seconds, it's an unknown attack to Goku's side.

And Goku has a bad habit.

"I want to see what kind of technique it is."

That's it.

He's the type to try out enemies' abilities against Cell and Buu too, so he matches up badly against Gojo.

⸻

If it were me, I'd score it like this

Under the standard cross-series approach of "letting both sides' abilities function as they are,"

Factor Advantage Power Goku >>>>>>>>>>> Gojo Speed Goku >>>>>>>>>>> Gojo Durability Goku >>>>>>>>>>> Gojo Combat experience Goku Battle IQ Goku Compatibility with normal attacks Gojo Defensive ability Gojo First-encounter killer Gojo Decisive move Gojo's Unlimited Void Means to break through Limitless Goku has no clear one

Therefore,

Satoru Gojo 6–7 : 3–4 Super Saiyan Goku

about that.

This doesn't mean "Gojo is stronger."

In terms of combat power, it wouldn't be strange if Goku were over a million times stronger.

However,

Goku's attack power is 100 trillion Gojo's HP is 1000 but the hit rate is 0%

then he can't be defeated.

On the other hand, Gojo has Unlimited Void, which ignores defensive power.

Under these rules, the ability compatibility tilts extremely toward Gojo.

However, if you apply the DB-world rule that "if the ki gap is overwhelming, you can break special abilities" to other series' abilities as well, then it flips to a crushing Goku victory. Whether you accept that or not is almost everything in this matchup.