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Hello everyone, as you may or may not know a profile for this character has been created
https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/Sun_Wukong
I was wondering if I could have your input with any information regarding Journey to the west. I myself have actually read/seen the story so perhaps that may help a bit.
There are a few points I'd like to point out.
Firstly Sun was not sealed by a mere Budda, he was sealed by what can be interpreted as the master or the one above the Budda the Fo. It seems a bit arbitrary, but I supposed the distinguishing difference is that within the story there are many 'lesser' Buddas but the number of Fo seem to be rather limited to the single digits at most.
As far as I know, there is no proof that they are of higher dimensions, however they apparently do not exist in the realm called "heaven".
According to the original texts, the Fo and the one that sealed sun didn't actually have a form even though he is often depicted as a Buddha in the moves in order to make it more visually friendly.
They are also apparently without form omniscient and potentially omnipresent but there's no certain proof of omnipresence.
Technically they may be considered of dimensional space as they were not present in heaven which may be interpreted as the universe, when Sun was wrecking Havok. However as with most old works of fiction especially ones written in a different language than English, it would be pretty hard to say that they were defined to be beyond higher dimensions.
Certaintly the original author would have used words such as being able to do anything in other words omnipotence, but there's no telling if that's simply a hyperbole or not. It would be nearly impossible to judge as the Fo don't really have many feats or enemies for that matter.
https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/Sun_Wukong
I was wondering if I could have your input with any information regarding Journey to the west. I myself have actually read/seen the story so perhaps that may help a bit.
There are a few points I'd like to point out.
Firstly Sun was not sealed by a mere Budda, he was sealed by what can be interpreted as the master or the one above the Budda the Fo. It seems a bit arbitrary, but I supposed the distinguishing difference is that within the story there are many 'lesser' Buddas but the number of Fo seem to be rather limited to the single digits at most.
As far as I know, there is no proof that they are of higher dimensions, however they apparently do not exist in the realm called "heaven".
According to the original texts, the Fo and the one that sealed sun didn't actually have a form even though he is often depicted as a Buddha in the moves in order to make it more visually friendly.
They are also apparently without form omniscient and potentially omnipresent but there's no certain proof of omnipresence.
Technically they may be considered of dimensional space as they were not present in heaven which may be interpreted as the universe, when Sun was wrecking Havok. However as with most old works of fiction especially ones written in a different language than English, it would be pretty hard to say that they were defined to be beyond higher dimensions.
Certaintly the original author would have used words such as being able to do anything in other words omnipotence, but there's no telling if that's simply a hyperbole or not. It would be nearly impossible to judge as the Fo don't really have many feats or enemies for that matter.
