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Hi everyone! This is a crt thread to downgrade the Dragonball Franchise. This thread will debunk Tier 1.
Currently, all tier 1 ratings in Dragonball come from the hyper timeline argument. This thread will show that the hyper timeline doesn't exist and is contradicted by the show.
1. The basis of the Hyper timeline
The basis of the hyper timeline is the Room of Time. This is a room that is located in the Lookout that Mr. Popo describes as a place where all of spacetime, the past, present, and future is created. This room alone loadbearing beam for the entire hyper timeline. The blogs (here and here) go into much deeper into that. You read all about it, but you don't need to have a in depth understanding as this thread is not about debunking these blogs. All you need to know is that because the Time Room serves as the source of the universes timeline, that means its timeline is separate from the rest of the universes. It is then assumed that all other universes have their own separate timelines. A hypothetical hyper timeline is then concocted to house these separate timelines that each have their own separate origin points.
(For some reason there is an assumption that all universes have their own room of times even though no evidence is given of such a thing being the case but that is not important.)
2. While the statements of the time room are legitimate statements that occur in the show, the scope of time room is not in anyway legitimate and should be considered an outlier or PIS. The timeroom cannot be the source of space and time in the universe because the time room has been destroyed on many occasions.
A. In Dragon Ball Z ep. 277, Buu destroys the earth.
B. In Dragon Ball Super ep. 27, Frieza destroys the earth
In both these occasions, earth has been destroyed. This means the Lookout has been destroyed, which also means the Time Room has been destroyed. In both scenarios, time and space of the universe did not collapse. If the Time Room is the source of spacetime for the Universe then, destroying it would end the universe yet its destruction does nothing to the universe.
Also remember that in Dragon Ball Super, Battle of the Gods, the whole plot point is that Beerus wanted to destroy the earth. Yet, the destruction of earth rings no alarm for being a existential threat of the universe. Beerus and Whis should have full awareness of the importance of earth to the universe, yet they treat it like nothing special.
And it never really made sense to me. The earth is 4 billion years old and is younger than the entire universe. Why would a room in a man-made structure actually be the source of the universe's time and space?
In conclusion, the time room has no bearing on the cosmology and the supporters of this rating are using a one-off anime only filler to pad the cosmology and inflate ratings for the entire franchise. The statement from the filler can be disregarded as an unsubstantiated outlier or PIS.
Without the timeroom argument, the entire hypertimeline argument falls apart, and the series goes back to ratings it had before the hypertimeline blog was accepted. The Macrocosm isn't Hyper Time, It's just a regular multiverse.
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Currently, all tier 1 ratings in Dragonball come from the hyper timeline argument. This thread will show that the hyper timeline doesn't exist and is contradicted by the show.
1. The basis of the Hyper timeline
The basis of the hyper timeline is the Room of Time. This is a room that is located in the Lookout that Mr. Popo describes as a place where all of spacetime, the past, present, and future is created. This room alone loadbearing beam for the entire hyper timeline. The blogs (here and here) go into much deeper into that. You read all about it, but you don't need to have a in depth understanding as this thread is not about debunking these blogs. All you need to know is that because the Time Room serves as the source of the universes timeline, that means its timeline is separate from the rest of the universes. It is then assumed that all other universes have their own separate timelines. A hypothetical hyper timeline is then concocted to house these separate timelines that each have their own separate origin points.
(For some reason there is an assumption that all universes have their own room of times even though no evidence is given of such a thing being the case but that is not important.)
2. While the statements of the time room are legitimate statements that occur in the show, the scope of time room is not in anyway legitimate and should be considered an outlier or PIS. The timeroom cannot be the source of space and time in the universe because the time room has been destroyed on many occasions.
A. In Dragon Ball Z ep. 277, Buu destroys the earth.
B. In Dragon Ball Super ep. 27, Frieza destroys the earth
In both these occasions, earth has been destroyed. This means the Lookout has been destroyed, which also means the Time Room has been destroyed. In both scenarios, time and space of the universe did not collapse. If the Time Room is the source of spacetime for the Universe then, destroying it would end the universe yet its destruction does nothing to the universe.
Also remember that in Dragon Ball Super, Battle of the Gods, the whole plot point is that Beerus wanted to destroy the earth. Yet, the destruction of earth rings no alarm for being a existential threat of the universe. Beerus and Whis should have full awareness of the importance of earth to the universe, yet they treat it like nothing special.
And it never really made sense to me. The earth is 4 billion years old and is younger than the entire universe. Why would a room in a man-made structure actually be the source of the universe's time and space?
In conclusion, the time room has no bearing on the cosmology and the supporters of this rating are using a one-off anime only filler to pad the cosmology and inflate ratings for the entire franchise. The statement from the filler can be disregarded as an unsubstantiated outlier or PIS.
Without the timeroom argument, the entire hypertimeline argument falls apart, and the series goes back to ratings it had before the hypertimeline blog was accepted. The Macrocosm isn't Hyper Time, It's just a regular multiverse.
Tally:
Agree:
Neutral:
Disagree: