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All Purpose Dragon Ball Thread

Well... Where do I begin? The dimensional barriers are 4D, but what you mentioned above involves so many theories that I can't even agree with your CRT.
But didn't I show that alternate dimensions, that has their own time-spaces, exist in Dimensional Wall the way they can't interact with each other? Adding Dimensional Wall's own time axis would make it Low-1c, doesn't it?
 
Could you argue Buu has Inorganic Physiology, or is the idea inherently disproven by Buu having fat and flesh (i.e., cells)? Can you have cells and also be inorganic?
 
Buu doesn't have fat or meat as such, we're never told what it's made of so I don't think so
His Belly Fat Attack is described as, uhm, using his belly fat as an attack, specifically using the word "肉", meaning "meat" or "flesh". Plus, Buu can eat food, which is then broken down by the enzymes inside of Buu's body and then supposedly expelled through poop. Also, he explicitly has cells. Also, also, he has Regeneration, which does imply he has a "body structure" (体の組織 karada no soshiki, lit, "body tissues") capable of being damaged and then needing repair.
 
His Belly Fat Attack is described as, uhm, using his belly fat as an attack, specifically using the word "肉", meaning "meat" or "flesh". Plus, Buu can eat food, which is then broken down by the enzymes inside of Buu's body and then supposedly expelled through poop. Also, he explicitly has cells. Also, also, he has Regeneration, which does imply he has a "body structure" (体の組織 karada no soshiki, lit, "body tissues") capable of being damaged and then needing repair.
I suppose it would be some kind of chewy meat and fat, And I think that having cells means it's a living being and therefore doesn't qualify.
 
On an unrelated note, I hadn't thought about it until now, but the Supreme Kai don't have eternal life, nor do the lesser Kai. They all have limited lifespans, and they are, evidently, capable of physically aging (e.g., Grand Kai, King Kai, East Kai, etc.). They can even die of natural causes as a Kai, eventually being replaced by a successor. You can't die of old age if you live in a dimension without time.
 
On an unrelated note, I hadn't thought about it until now, but the Supreme Kai don't have eternal life, nor do the lesser Kai. They all have limited lifespans, and they are, evidently, capable of physically aging (e.g., Grand Kai, King Kai, East Kai, etc.). They can even die of natural causes as a Kai, eventually being replaced by a successor. You can't die of old age if you live in a dimension without time.
But in the manga they say the old Kaioshin has 1,000 years left to live, didn't you remember that?
 
On an unrelated note, I hadn't thought about it until now, but the Supreme Kai don't have eternal life, nor do the lesser Kai. They all have limited lifespans, and they are, evidently, capable of physically aging (e.g., Grand Kai, King Kai, East Kai, etc.). They can even die of natural causes as a Kai, eventually being replaced by a successor. You can't die of old age if you live in a dimension without time.
Why Guldo didn't use his timestop on Chaotzu or Goku in Afterlife?
 
I mean, it's never portrayed that he can't. He just never chose to do it.

However, if we're assuming inaction is proof of inability to act, then like, in the Toei Anime he requires holding his breath.

He's dead and there's no air in the Afterlife, so he can't breathe.

Thus no breath holding.

Meaning no time stop.

Personally, though, I think your real "Gotcha" should've been the fact that the Kai's have a max lifespan of 75K Years, but Shin has been around since Buu's rampage since Billions of Years ago, which would actually reinforce the idea time doesn't exist, and thus could be interpreted that the Kai naturally die out in time via their appearances in places where time appears across their tenure.

Though, to be fair, it could be their role as Kais makes them live longer, since Beerus seems to imply Goku and Vegeta could take his place and live like himself (seemingly forever) destroying planets, when Goku and Vegeta don't have lifespans all that long, particularly speaking. If you interpret Kai's are similar, you could assert that the Core People live only 75K People, but once they ascend to the rank of a Kai, they gain the ability to live substantially longer, (and thus it would not proof for or against the lack of time in the Afterlife).
 
I mean, it's never portrayed that he can't. He just never chose to do it.

However, if we're assuming inaction is proof of inability to act, then like, in the Toei Anime he requires holding his breath.

He's dead and there's no air in the Afterlife, so he can't breathe.

Thus no breath holding.

Meaning no time stop.

Personally, though, I think your real "Gotcha" should've been the fact that the Kai's have a max lifespan of 75K Years, but Shin has been around since Buu's rampage since Billions of Years ago, which would actually reinforce the idea time doesn't exist, and thus could be interpreted that the Kai naturally die out in time via their appearances in places where time appears across their tenure.

Though, to be fair, it could be their role as Kais makes them live longer, since Beerus seems to imply Goku and Vegeta could take his place and live like himself (seemingly forever) destroying planets, when Goku and Vegeta don't have lifespans all that long, particularly speaking. If you interpret Kai's are similar, you could assert that the Core People live only 75K People, but once they ascend to the rank of a Kai, they gain the ability to live substantially longer, (and thus it would not proof for or against the lack of time in the Afterlife).
That's what happens when you're trying to think and connect the world building of a man, who keeps forgeting things and who says that even random game stuff know more than him about HIS WORLD(Toriyama) 😭
 
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Probably not. They should be 7D with summoning just that we forgot about the profile. I think it would be safe to edit it in if the profile is open and I think the profile itself could do with a revamp. DBL the player when?
idm editing it

would it be a new key or just change the 2-C to 1-C?
 
Though, to be fair, it could be their role as Kais makes them live longer, since Beerus seems to imply Goku and Vegeta could take his place and live like himself (seemingly forever) destroying planets, when Goku and Vegeta don't have lifespans all that long, particularly speaking. If you interpret Kai's are similar, you could assert that the Core People live only 75K People, but once they ascend to the rank of a Kai, they gain the ability to live substantially longer, (and thus it would not proof for or against the lack of time in the Afterlife).
Do you remember how old are sister and brother of Kaioshin in Daima?
 
Why Guldo didn't use his timestop on Chaotzu or Goku in Afterlife?
Firstly, why would he use Time Freeze against Chiaotzu? Up until the end of the fight, he held the overwhelming physical advantage and did not need any of his supernatural powers. Then, once the fight became serious, he had Chiaotzu trapped yet again, and he attempted to finish Chiaotzu off using his Psychokinesis—his trump card—presumably like he had against Gohan and Krillin. Secondly, why would he use Time Freeze against Goku? Let's say, hypothetically, Guldo did freeze time before confronting Goku. Then what? If Goku doesn't speedblitz Guldo in the instant before time is frozen, like Gohan and Krillin had, what happens next? Does Guldo lightly tickle Goku's cheek muscles for the next however long time is frozen for? Why even bother wasting the energy if the results are ultimately useless? Besides, Guldo was fighting alongside the entire Ginyu Force, rather than fighting alone, like he was against Gohan and Krillin.
He's dead and there's no air in the Afterlife, so he can't breathe.
King Kai's planet has an atmosphere. King Yemma's palace has an atmosphere. (Earth's) Hell has an atmosphere.
Thus no breath holding.

Meaning no time stop.
Isn't the breath thing a dubism?
Personally, though, I think your real "Gotcha" should've been the fact that the Kai's have a max lifespan of 75K Years
The statement about the Supreme Kai having an average lifespan of 75,000 is 99% an error, considering Toriyama himself, during the "Toriyama Thought of It Like This" Special featured towards the end of the Character Volume, confirms 75,000 years is the average lifespan of the Glind race, not the Kai or Supreme Kai specifically.
but Shin has been around since Buu's rampage since Billions of Years ago
Buu was created only 5 million years ago.
which would actually reinforce the idea time doesn't exist
Except, the Elder Kai's unlock ritual is a 24-hour-long process. On the topic, the Universal Language, evidently, includes ideas like "hours" and "years". Why would any Other World resident need to know what terms are used to refer to time if they don't exist in a world with time?
 
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