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There is no Infinite Zamasu for the manga, lolThe manga or anime one?
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There is no Infinite Zamasu for the manga, lolThe manga or anime one?
There is no Infinite Zamasu for the manga, lol
Sorry to tell you Ruffy, but Zamasu only literally loves himselfThere is no Infinite Zamasu for the manga, lol
Yes. We see it. ON SCREEN. Trunks goes to the past. He kills Frieza, leaves, come back and gets Android Blueprints, leaves again, and then when he prepares to come back to celebrate gets killed by Cell. Cell says, and we see, and it is stated, that he went to THE EXACT SAME TIMELINE, JUST EARLIER. He then awaits four years. In that time, Trunks appears, kills Frieza, and leaves. As in, Cell returned to an earlier point in history to the timeline Trunks caused to Branch. It is a very intuitive and very clear series of events. There's no confusion. This is just exactly as it transpired. As I described it. Any deviation from this is speculation.But is there proof of this?
Hardly thoSorry to tell you Ruffy, but Zamasu only literally loves himself
Let's see the guides say so and he's there in the show soooooo.....But is there proof of this?
Why so much fuss about the timelines? LolLet's see the guides say so and he's there in the show soooooo.....
He can be in the Main Timeline just like he does in the show. My theory already has Cell be in the Main Timeline, becoming perfect and it requires less mental gymnastics like "significant changes" and "Trunks being magically duplicated somehow"Let's see the guides say so and he's there in the show soooooo.....
4th Timeline (Main One): This is where Trunks² went in his trip to the past. Cell¹ was already buried underground in the 3rd Timeline (the one where this timeline branches off) so he was duplicated the moment Trunks² arrived here, creating Cell⁴. Piccolo wasn't killed in this timeline so he would fuse with Kami to become stronger. This new "Kamiccolo" would be a major obstacle for Cell⁴, who would resort to absorb humans in Gingertown to become stronger than him. Krillin would kill Cell⁵, who was incubating in Gero's lab. Cell⁴ would absorb A17 and A18, becoming perfect. Gohan would kill Cell⁴ and Trunks² would return to his time with knowledge of Cell.
Not really fuss, i just tried to give another explanation than the commonly accepted one and we had some disagreements.Why so much fuss about the timelines? Lol
This is Super. This is not mental gymnastics. This is exactly as it is framed in Super.He can be in the Main Timeline just like he does in the show. My theory already has Cell be in the Main Timeline, becoming perfect and it requires less mental gymnastics like "significant changes"
Your solution is Trunks magically duplicating Cell and ignoring what actually happens. Hence the point of this whole discussion. Because your initial premise of this 4 Timeline Breakdown is "minimizing plot holes and paradoxes." And you're doing this...by creating additional plot holes and ignoring the actual events as they transpired. Hence why I pointed out a given explanation has to work around the facts, since your explanation ignores them.and Trunks being magically duplicated somehow.
That was merely implied, with a lot of external factors no less.This is Super. This is not mental gymnastics. This is exactly as it is framed in Super.
Huh? Cell being duplicated doesn't come out of nowhere, he was already buried underground previous to the point Trunks choose to travel to, so he was duplicated. On the other hand, it makes no sense for Cell to create a new timeline and THEN a random Trunks appears out of nowhere with no context.Your solution is Trunks magically duplicating Cell and ignoring what actually happens.
To be fair we don't know a whole lot of what transpired in the other timelines. Much of that is left to interpretation.And you're doing this...by creating additional plot holes and ignoring the actual events as they transpired.
Super Anime Diagram.That was merely implied, with a lot of external factors no less.
Except, again, your idea is that Cell duplicates the Timeline. Meaning Trunks would not travel to a pre-existing Timeline, he would travel to his own unique Timeline he creates when he branches it. Because Cell only exists in a Timeline he would branch, and Trunks would only exist in a Timeline he would branch. They can only co-exist if they're both jumping to the same Timeline, which you are starkly against. Because if you WEREN'T, you WOULDN'T HAVE AN ISSUE with Cell traveling to a timeline TRUNKS Branched.Huh? Cell being duplicated doesn't come out of nowhere, he was already buried underground previous to the point Trunks choose to travel to, so he was duplicated. On the other hand, it makes no sense for Cell to create a new timeline and THEN a random Trunks appears out of nowhere with no context.
But we do know what happened with the characters that we see and have explained to us directly. Which is what I'm citing, specifically. Character dialogue, the guide, the events that transpire on page/screen, etc. Again, a lot of your argument comes down to "But that just doesn't make sense," even as I reference direct evidence, like the various Diagrams.To be fair we don't know a whole lot of what transpired in the other timelines. Much of that is left to interpretation.
Fair enough.Super Anime Diagram.
Super Manga Diagram.
Jaco's Comment in the Manga.
Whis' testimony in the Anime AND Manga.
It's not "merely" implied. It's given a LOT of coverage.
Why is that the only possible option. What are the odds of a completely different Trunks jumping to the exact same timeline as Cell? Surely they have to be infinitesimal... actually, they would be 0% because if Trunks is truly a copy of OG Trunks as you say then he would've set the coordinates for the Unseen Timeline, just like OG Trunks did.They can only co-exist if they're both jumping to the same Timeline, which you are starkly against.
The point of that analogy is that no significant change has to be made in order to create a new timeline. Merely "stepping on the wrong bug" can cause changes in history thanks to the butterfly effect.Whis explains a similar concept when he's under the impression that Time Travel works on BTTF rules. "Step on the wrong bug you end a planet." In this case, you can travel back in time and not cause issue unless you step on that bug.
Which he DID, if you go by the actual Daizenshuu. Which states he appearaed there and events went off without Trunks. And, again, it's not a "random new Trunks." It's simply him appearing earlier in the same Timeline Trunks went to. (Meaning it is THAT Trunks, whose personal history is then altered because he meets Cell). You can see this pretty clearly.Why is that the only possible option. What are the odds of a completely different Trunks jumping to the exact same timeline as Cell? Surely they have to be infinitesimal... actually, they would be 0% because if Trunks is a copy of OG Trunks then he would've set the coordinates for the Unseen Timeline, just like OG Trunks did.
Yes, except we now know based on the events of the Future Trunks Saga Time is more pliable, and that BTTF rules only work for deities (in the Anime). So instead of stepping on bugs, the actual effect is caused by events more like killing a really important Time Traveller whose personal Timeline spans three Timelines and is in itself disconnected from all Timelines due to being Acausal.The point of that analogy is that no significant change has to be made in order to create a new timeline. Merely "stepping on the wrong bug" can cause changes in history thanks to the butterfly effect.
Someone coming from the future into the past would create absolutely massive changes in history, even if they came, did nothing and left. New atoms are added in the universe by their mere presence which wasn't supposed to happen. Like it or not, that is going to create butterfly effect down the line. It might take years to become something significant, but it will happen eventually. Look up the infinite monkey theorem.
(I think you deleted your message, but replying anyway.) I point this out myself. The only confusion should be how they do both, but also, again, the answer we're given is that the events that happen create an additional Timeline Split, allowing Trunks to change his fate instead of going home and getting killed by Cell. Outside of that, we have no other information about the Unseen Timeline.This is correct. Once Trunks went into the past, Cell was already there due to going to a time period earlier within that same Branch. Yes, there are two Trunks, because the initial one we see dies due to Cell, and the events play out as we see on screen. The only confusion would be how they both return to the exact same timeline and create the Unseen Timeline.
I the only person arguing that trought.They're more arguing that the Spirit Bomb as like a last resort move could net Goku the win from what I gathered.
I din't say he gonna use right off the bat.but he would just use to Spirit Bomb off the bat for some reason
Cell can't go earlier into that timeline because he intended to change things and we know that he can't change what would unfold there naturally since it's already done (Trunks obtaining the blueprints)Cell travels earlier in the Timeline Trunks travels to
Then Trunks would be traveling to the Original Timeline with new knowledge after having met Cell, at which point another timeline splits off, one where he dies by Cell and another where the opposite happens. The only problem with this is that another Trunks would be living there already, the OG Trunks. The OG Trunks would also be returning home after his trip and both Trunks would meet. By that logic, Trunks would've come back to the future after the Cell Games only to find another Trunks living there. Is that what happened? No.This causes a Timeline split (History 2), which allows Trunks to return there and back (creating the new Timeline in which Cell follows Trunks back to) instead of History 4, which then allows Cell and Trunks to meet (in History 1, Our History), changing Trunks' fate, allowing him to return home and kill Cell before Cell can kill and steal his Time Machine, like what happened originally.
YES. EXACTLY. THIS IS LITERALLY NOTED ON THE GRAPH. LOOK AT THE TIMELINE BREAK FOR HISTORY 2 AND 3.Cell can't go earlier into that timeline because he intended to change things and we know that he can't change what would unfold there naturally since it's already done (Trunks obtaining the blueprints)
Then Trunks would be traveling to the Original Timeline with new knowledge after having met Cell, at which point another timeline splits off, one where he dies by Cell and another where the opposite happens.
???The only problem with this is that another Trunks would be living there already, the OG Trunks. The OG Trunks would also be returning home after his trip and both Trunks would meet. By that logic, Trunks would've come back to the future after the Cell Games only to find another Trunks living there. Is that what happened? No.
No. Wrong. It also happens in the Manga, spawning a Time Ring in the box (This occurs during Time Travel trip one, in the midst of SSJ Black V Vegeta), which in itself I’ve already given you proof of through the DBS Manga Diagram displaying this earlier.Also, Beerus creating a timeline only happened in the anime—
That break would happen when he reappears…in his timeline…like you mentioned…and the Diagram shows…so Age 785. (788 is when Cell steals the Time Machine, beneath 785).Then Trunks would be traveling to the Original Timeline with new knowledge after having met Cell, at which point another timeline splits off, one where he dies by Cell and another where the opposite happens.
Why? What significant change would he be making by doing that?That break would happen when he reappears…in his timeline…like you mentioned…and the Diagram shows…so Age 785. (788 is when Cell steals the Time Machine, beneath 785).
Cell appeared and was confused/angry at not having the Androids. Given it takes 4 years for Cell to actually develop from his egg and it took decades to finish Cell, presumably, he just wouldn’t be in the lab. He’d be gestating underground. Also, Trunks knew Cell would come to him, and that Cell could cloak his energy and be a general pests, so it tracking him would be incredibly difficult and tip Cell off that they knew of him. (Also, why did Trunks wait years for Cell to ambush him? He already knew the location of Gero's lab, why didn't he just go there and blow shit up?
NOT dying. Like he was…y’know…he was supposed to.Why? What significant change would he be making by doing that?
That happened years after returning to the future, something both Trunks did.NOT dying. Like he was…y’know…he was supposed to.
All we know about him is that his father Katas sent him to Earth and he landed on the Yunzabit Heights, where he waited several years for his father's return. He would then go on to meet the previous Kami and Garlic's father (anime only)is the Nameless Namekian's backstory canon to the manga (does it even exist in the manga), or is that an anime only backstory
LO SABÍA! VEGETA ME METIO EN UN ICEBERG PARA HACERME VER COMO UN MEME Y ASÍ NADIE SE TOMARA EN SERIO SU TRAICIÓN. NO TE LO PERMITIRE VEGETA.