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well its apparent in bothOh your using the manga, I was actually using the anime
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well its apparent in bothOh your using the manga, I was actually using the anime
He's a source on his power, and he can understand "hey, this guy is so strong, he could destroy the whole thing," which is backed up by guidebooks. Clearly, this conclusion has more evidence behind it.Likewise Goku does not know what Kid Buu would have done either. He's not a reliable source here.
How is this an outlier? This is literally narratively based this doesn’t break the narrative in any wayIt relies on unofficial translations, generous interpretations and results in a very significant outlier for the series at the time.
The "supporting evidence" is very weak as well. Using the title of a chapter which has no reason to be taken literally... Using Vegeta's statement which means nothing for AP.
Their was apart of the anime where Buu teleport to the Grand Kai world threating to destroy it but was stop because of Goku and Vegeta but yea I remember nowwell its apparent in both
That is toei onlyBased of multiple statements from even the Kai supporting that buu was a threat to the kaio realms and one other realm( Think the grand kai world which is apart of heaven)
Isn't this thread also upgrading toei?That is toei only
Goku's literally just going off what the Kais told him though. Elder Kai even has to go out of his way to remind him of this so him and Shin accepts the offer of giving his lifespan to him.Likewise Goku does not know what Kid Buu would have done either. He's not a reliable source here.
Toei is already accepted but their feats don’t matter cuz Kid Buu already upscales BuuhanIsn't this thread also upgrading toei?
, . He instantly goes to the kai realm pretty much. So if he didn't, per gokus statement, he would have just destroyed the entire universe in a "poof", just gone.
The context includes:Based of context it can be interpertated as explosion in a sense
"Poof" can also be interpreted as "all life forms and all planets disappearing", which is consistent with the above statements.It can easily be interpreted as one
Yeah, it wouldn't make sense narratively nor with the guides if it'd be over a long period of time, only for him to be 4-B, Null"Poof" can also be interpreted as "all life forms and all planets disappearing", which is consistent with the above statements.
not a counter to anything.
- "Give them your Potara! They can combine again! Here!! Before any more planets get destroyed!!" ~ DBZ:315 - "Battle for the Universe"
I disagree, there was also guide book statements, like guac posted that confirms he could destroyed the universe, interpreting "poof" any other way doesn't seem right."Poof" can also be interpreted as "all life forms and all planets disappearing", which is consistent with the above statements.
When you fall into a certain impression of what the "narrative" is, that starts to taint all other pieces of evidence.Yeah, it wouldn't make sense narratively nor with the guides if it'd be over a long period of time, only for him to be 4-B, Null
not a counter to anything.
Dude again, toei onlyNo he didn't sense Goku ki in the Grand Kai world he teleport it instantly without sensing ki. I think your confusing the kaioshen world and Grand Kai world
I agree, but if it's something that's well-established by multiple pieces of evidence and guidebooks, and the story itself contextualized by super is implying it, then I think it's clearly swaying our understanding of the story more to tier three than low tier 4.Everyone has different interpretations of what the "Narrative" is. It's not a good idea to rely upon it as an argument.
Thank you @Nullflowerblush. It has always been shown and implied that Buu's "destruction of the Universe" is an over-time issue. Vegeta's statement and the chapter title, if you wish to rely on such things, do not contradict that context.
Cell's goal was never to go around the universe and blow up planets. Its goal was to spread terror through power.while not saying this or ever implying this for other people with infinite stamina and enough attack potency to destroy any single celestial body, and the speed to traverse it (i.e. Cell)
"Destroy the universe", like "destroy the world", can mean a litany of things without proper context. Fortunately, context exists.This contradicts the guides
Toei buu is 2-CIsn't this thread also upgrading toei?
The point is, cell would have the "power" to do so, just like the guide says for Buu.Cell's goal was never to go around the universe and blow up planets. Its goal was to spread terror through power.
Why would Cell be described as capable of destroying of the universe if that was never in its agenda?
No it can't (poof is specifically used to make note of how instantenously something happens, and no it's not consistent. The story makes a clear distinction between Buu killing life and destroying individual parts of a place as minuscule as Earth in comparison than destroying the planet itself. The poof statement is completely unrelated to the above.The context includes:
- "This djinn possesses neither reason nor emotion. He exists solely to slaughter and destroy. To strike fear into the hearts of all living things. In just a few years, hundreds of planets were wiped out." ~ DBZ:251 - "The Terrible Mystery"
- "Just as the Lord of Lords feared, Boo defies all imagination. At this rate, every living being on Earth and in the entire [universe] will be snuffed out." ~ DBZ:275 - "A Slim Hope"
- Earth is blown up. ~ DBZ:314 - "The Boo of Pure Evil"
- "Give them your Potara! They can combine again! Here!! Before any more planets get destroyed!!" ~ DBZ:315 - "Battle for the Universe"
"Poof" can also be interpreted as "all life forms and all planets disappearing", which is consistent with the above statements.
Your proof for "Destroying the universe" meaning over time with him being 4-B, which is NOTHING compared to the scale of the universe, is unsupported and lacks evidence."Destroy the universe", like "destroy the world", can mean a litany of things without proper context. Fortunately, context exists.
The manga doesn't contradict that."Guides" are secondary canon at best, or even tertiary canon sometimes. And the information from the manga will always trump them.
Guides can still be used to support the series, Unless supporting it condraict the seires and holds no value than this is irrelevent"Guides" are secondary canon at best, or even tertiary canon sometimes. And the information from the manga will always trump them.
If you believe the destruction of the Universe is overtime then it’s still tier 3Thank you @Nullflowerblush. It has always been shown and implied that Buu's "destruction of the Universe" is an over-time issue. Vegeta's statement and the chapter title, if you wish to rely on such things, do not contradict that context.
Guides can still be used to support the series, Unless supporting it condraict the seires and holds no value than this is irrelevent
Yeah 4-B is just wrong, even calling it overtime, the context given in series for the timeframe wouldn't make it anywhere near being lower than 3-B.Your proof for "Destroying the universe" meaning over time with him being 4-B, which is NOTHING compared to the scale of the universe, is unsupported and lacks evidence.
People in universe think he's gonna do it quickly, the guides think that too.
I was corrected on that Dude please get back in topicDude again, toei only
Herms is accepted on this site, this is not an argument, how about actually contesting the arguments.I Disagree. Unofficial translations are 99% unacceptable imo. You can change one word and create an entirely different kind of feat. The raw japanese would need to back up an unofficial translation if it was to be taken over the official ones.
An example of this would be the common use of the japanese word "Hoshi" 星 to refer to either a planet or star. The english translation of this word can easily turn a planet busting statement into a star busting statement, which is a massive difference to justify.
There needs to be intense scrutiny with unofficial translations. I'm not totally against them, but it is still technically non-canon. They should only be used in specific situations where we do not have an official english translation, or it is very clear what the statement in japanese is refering to.
The guides are supporting the statements in the manga."Guides" are secondary canon at best, or even tertiary canon sometimes. And the information from the manga will always trump them.
Yeah thats good evidence, overtime would have to be 3-B at minimum, but its telling us it would be an done in an instant.If you believe the destruction of the Universe is overtime then it’s still tier 3
The poof translation literally comes from Herms (who's been reputed for his translations of DB since like, 2005?) and consistently cross checked to be better than Viz which creates what's equivalent to an English Dub for the manga. Not to mention the wording used being the same as Zeno destroying 6 universes, which the official Crunchyroll subs translated as "Boom" if I'm not mistaken.I Disagree. Unofficial translations are 99% unacceptable imo. You can change one word and create an entirely different kind of feat. The raw japanese would need to back up an unofficial translation if it was to be taken over the official ones.
An example of this would be the common use of the japanese word "Hoshi" 星 to refer to either a planet or star. The english translation of this word can easily turn a planet busting statement into a star busting statement, which is a massive difference to justify.
There needs to be intense scrutiny with unofficial translations. I'm not totally against them, but it is still technically non-canon. They should only be used in specific situations where we do not have an official english translation, or it is very clear what the statement in japanese is refering to.
I am contesting this universally. Herms is non-canon. Is he sometimes right? Yes. Is this a clear scenario for such an exception? No. Unless you can prove the raw japanese was specifically using the term "poof" over any other word.Herms is accepted on this site, this is not an argument, how about actually contesting the arguments.
theres your proofIf you believe the destruction of the Universe is overtime then it’s still tier 3
I am contesting this universally. Herms is non-canon. Is he sometimes right? Yes. Is this a clear scenario for such an exception? No. Unless you can prove the raw japanese was specifically using the term "poof" over any other word.