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As we already know, Crosstime is a super imposing time that not just made up of parallel versions of history but also orders all of existence from beginning to the end. This thread is to explain why Crosstime/timestream still qualifies for low 1-C as per current standards.
The above stuff about different versions of the timestream itself was already proven during the event of And Then There Was Ben in which it was shown that Ben and the Omnitrix's intertwined fate was created and connected by a Crosstime-loop. Despite Vilgax destroying all of the timelines in existence except No-watch Ben's, Paradox was still able to crosstime-travel, as in his own words, to the beginning version of all ben timelines, which needed to be rebooted for other timelines to diverge from it in the future. But, we already know it shouldn't exist since Vilgax destroyed it. He then Crosstime-travels to Ben 23's timeline, which yet shouldn't be possible, then Gwen 10's, and to Ben 10000's, which is in the future, and then back to Vilgax's version of No Watch Ben's timestream (impossible unless different versions of timestream itself). Proving that destruction or creation of new timelines at one moment in Crosstime doesn't affect the previous or future versions of the multiverse at different a Crosstime. This suggests different versions of the timestream itself.
Source: Ben 10 Omniverse season 6 episode 1-2.
important Quotes:
We already know this is Crosstime, a superimposing time that orders all of the existence from beginning to end and that traveling back here means going back to the previous version of timelines itself rather than the past of timelines.
Agree: @TheGreatJedi13, @Lord_Farquaad69420, @Boyinluv2002, @Firestorm808, @LuffyRuffy46307, @Hasty12345, @Killerdrone123, @Greenshifter, @Rolgoat, @zeinx, @KingNanaya, @TiltedFN, @ProfectusInfinity, @Quantu, @Accelerated_Evolution, @Viott, @Qawsedf234, @DarkDragonMedeus, @Maverick_Zero_X (possibly low 1-C), @Benimōru,
Disagree: @Georredannea15, @AloseVQ, @Valeska24, @DonkeySlayer06, @Deagonx
As we already know, Crosstime is a super imposing time that not just made up of parallel versions of history but also orders all of existence from beginning to the end. This thread is to explain why Crosstime/timestream still qualifies for low 1-C as per current standards.
@Qawsedf234 diagram explaination (in case one is having difficulty in understanding faq quote):Of particular consideration are instances in which timelines as a whole being changed, such that there is a timeline (or multiple timelines) before they were changed and after they were changed or created / destroyed. As the timelines as a whole are changed, the before and after in this context can't be the past and future the timelines usually use, but should be a separate direction.
The above stuff about different versions of the timestream itself was already proven during the event of And Then There Was Ben in which it was shown that Ben and the Omnitrix's intertwined fate was created and connected by a Crosstime-loop. Despite Vilgax destroying all of the timelines in existence except No-watch Ben's, Paradox was still able to crosstime-travel, as in his own words, to the beginning version of all ben timelines, which needed to be rebooted for other timelines to diverge from it in the future. But, we already know it shouldn't exist since Vilgax destroyed it. He then Crosstime-travels to Ben 23's timeline, which yet shouldn't be possible, then Gwen 10's, and to Ben 10000's, which is in the future, and then back to Vilgax's version of No Watch Ben's timestream (impossible unless different versions of timestream itself). Proving that destruction or creation of new timelines at one moment in Crosstime doesn't affect the previous or future versions of the multiverse at different a Crosstime. This suggests different versions of the timestream itself.
Source: Ben 10 Omniverse season 6 episode 1-2.
important Quotes:
- Lemme guess, some kind of Crosstime doomsday threat that only weilders of the Omnitrix can solve? -Ben 10000
- If Eon notices other Alien heros aiding this ben, he'll realise that we are Crosstime travelling. - Professor paradox
- Only this timeline will left intact while all other will cease to exist. -Vilgax
- If vilgax won then all is lost for the multiverse. -paradox
- we are at the beginning of Ben prime timeline, the trunk of ben Tennyson tree from which all other ben realities diverge. -Paradox
- There is no longer any tree, vilgax chopped it off. -Paradox (Thanks to @Firestorm808 for giving this quote.)
Aside from direct statements, the easiest way to confirm that the line is comprised of uncountably infinite points/"snapshots" is to show that the development of the timelines is time-like. I.e. typically one would want a statement like the alteration of the timelines being subject to its own flow of time or by saying that special time travel can go to prior versions of the timelines instead of the past.
We already know this is Crosstime, a superimposing time that orders all of the existence from beginning to end and that traveling back here means going back to the previous version of timelines itself rather than the past of timelines.
Agree: @TheGreatJedi13, @Lord_Farquaad69420, @Boyinluv2002, @Firestorm808, @LuffyRuffy46307, @Hasty12345, @Killerdrone123, @Greenshifter, @Rolgoat, @zeinx, @KingNanaya, @TiltedFN, @ProfectusInfinity, @Quantu, @Accelerated_Evolution, @Viott, @Qawsedf234, @DarkDragonMedeus, @Maverick_Zero_X (possibly low 1-C), @Benimōru,
Disagree: @Georredannea15, @AloseVQ, @Valeska24, @DonkeySlayer06, @Deagonx
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