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No, they aren't. One actually means something, the other is blatant purple prose.DTG499 said:Filled with infinite and infinite in size are the same thing.
The thing is, the mortal universe was already called a universe before DBS and the realms were said to be other/parallel dimensions.Giygas3 said:@DTG Really a matter with the default position. Basically, Universes by default are treated as having different Space-Time continuum. But, they would be treated the same if something happens that contradicts that notion.
The Kaio-shin realm and other world are still in the same Universe, so the default position would be to say that they have the same Space-time Continuum. And so far, there's really no evidence to support that they have different space-time continuum's, other then some very vague statements from King Kai and Goku.
It just means reflective celestial body. Vegeta uses it to refer to Earth and Frieza uses it to refer to Namek. There's no context that implies star over planet, especially when Bibbidi used Buu to desteoy inhabited planets rather than random stars.Hagane no Saiyajin said:Planets doesn't make sense though, the kanji µÿƒ in the page is mainly used for stars and it even means it as seen here. And also Cell was going to destroy the Solar System which includes the Sun, saying that Buu only destroyed planets is only backscaling from that.
The universe, afterlife, realm of the Kai, and demon realm are said to be separate locations despite being in the same globe. Btw the model Whis used and the scene in the anime isn't consistent with Toriyama's Illustratio which was in a manga chapter that debuted after the Super Shenron summoning episode. We also use the illustration for all DB continuities on the wiki, sorta like a composite thing.Giygas3 said:@Zamasu When Whis depicts Universe 7, and the scene in the anime when Super Shenron as lighting everything up, the Kaio-shin Realm and Otherworld aren't depicted as being a whole separate realm to the Universe itself. As we know, The Kaio-shin realm and Otherworld are all in Universe 7, but still separated by the Living World. There's still not much to say that it's actually separated by two different Space-Time Continuums.
Really? Because Goku has dimension travel for doing so.DTG499 said:Goku can access other world and the Kaiō shin realm through instant transmission but not RoSaT and other universes with IT. Isn't that one of the main driving factors of the argument against there being multi-timelines in a single universe