GOKU VS SUPERMAN

Please, point out to me the moment that it would have been obvious in the middle of that fight, prior to knocking superman into the sun, that Supermans power comes from the sun? It wouldn't have.

The part where he says he's losing power, then flies into the Sun.

When? Never. When has goku ever come up with a plan from the start of dragonball z that didn't consist solely of BIGGER KAMEHAMEHA (and if/when that failed, spirit bomb, which then inevitably fails too.)?

I think you're mistaking Dragon Ball + Z for Dragon Ball GT.

Goku vs Raditz?
Hold him still and get piccolo to kill them both. Despite preventing him from moving at multiple timesby grabbing his tail.
Has to die to win because of his stupidity.

Once.

Goku vs Vegeta? Beaten to near death because he couldn't beat up vegeta with his kaioken/kamehameha, so he stands there like a idiot charging a spirit bomb. Still doesn't work. Then other people have to beat Vegeta for him.

To be fair, Goku was going to lose no matter what he did. He had to try something. Vegeta was more powerful and is a better tactician than Goku.

Goku vs Frieza? Can't beat him up with kamehamehas and kaio ken. Defaults to spirit bomb. stands there like an absolute idiot again for a ridiculous amount of time. Still doesn't work. Has to pull a powerup out of his ass to win.

I'd like to see you come up with a strategy that works against a universally feared, seemingly invincible pimento that is so much powerful than you, it hurts just thinking about it. He even makes the King of all Worlds shake in his boots.

Goku vs Cell? Biggest Kamehameha he could muster fails, so he just gives up and proceeds to nearly get Gohan and the entire world destroyed (which he had to die again to prevent). Clearly a brilliant plan there.

Goku never fought Cell for the sake of defeating him.

Goku vs buu? Can't win in a fight, utterly refuses to do a fusion dance with vegeta towards the end, despite the entirety of existance hanging in the balance on the small hope that they stop being retards and do it (Both of them refused). Then, after losing his match vs buu, he even has to be reminded that he could use a spirit bomb, which only worked through multiple deus ex machinas.

-Can't win in a fight... Against a being significantly more powerful being that automatically regenerates every time it gets blown to the smallest pieces. Let's call that a mark against his mental capabilities, why don't we?
-He refuses to do the fusion dance because at that point, he could've won on his own. Super Saiyan 3 was enough to kill him off, but he wanted Vegeta to get some of the glory.
-Goku didn't lose against Kid Buu. He stepped back and let Vegeta have a shot. When Vegeta was absolutely stomped, Goku was too exhausted due to the strain of Super Saiyan 3 on his living body - which, may I add, he never experienced before. Moreover, he was aware of the Spirit Bomb, but he didn't consider it a choice because it had never succeeded in defeating his opponent before. It was then proposed to summon Porunga, the Namekian Eternal Dragon, to wish back all of the people of the Earth, along side the Earth itself, in order to get all of the energy required to use the Spirit Bomb.

You imagining that he's is some sort of genius doesn't make it true. Infact, Goku trying to read his opponents mind to find a weakness is significantly SMARTER than goku should have been.

Goku is a fighting genius, not an intellectual genius. Nonetheless, that animation pegged Goku incorrectly, both ways. Yes, he is an idiot by the book, but his genius-level fighting skills should've been displayed differently.

In the end, Screw Attack is pretty dumb when it comes to these <Person> vs. <Person> videos. For instance, I saw a video of Boba Fett vs. Samus Aran... They had Samus start off the fight using the tiny ass, 3 pixel ranged beam from the very original Metroid, then follow up with some other beam that had a significantly longer range and significantly more powerful abilities the next second. Seriously? If Samus was that well-prepared that she would've had those upgrades on-hand, she would've used them from the get-go. Why are they even considering such a short range beam in a death battle, anyway? It's not like it's part of her usual weaponry. That short-ranged shot was there because that was the very first mission Samus ever went on as a solitary "bounty hunter"/Galactic Warrior, before she had ever come across the Chozo artifacts that gave her suit upgrades.