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Uh-Piccolo and Tambourine are cut of the same cloth. When Daimao Piccolo creates his sons, he can actively choose how they come out and model them, such as when he made one of them a Dragon on purpose."Inherit" Piccolo consciously inherited it from his son by putting his entire existence in that egg, Cell would be more like Piccolo's Tamborine than a son.
Sure, but does that extrapolate to a biological or magical level? Rather, it is not given a scientific background at all and it is entirely due to magic.eternal youth would need to have affected the cells by default tho, that is just how aging works
Yep, and Piccolo Junior is the one to whom in his death he gives his entire existence (which he did consciously)Uh-Piccolo and Tambourine are cut of the same cloth. When Daimao Piccolo creates his sons, he can actively choose how they come out and model them, such as when he made one of them a Dragon on purpose.
He deserves a fusion with someone, tbhso, what's people opinion on krillin? does he deserve a powered up like a buddha state? or is he fine the way he is?
the magic in this case was used to alter his biology to never age, aka, his cellsSure, but does that extrapolate to a biological or magical level? Rather, it is not given a scientific background at all and it is entirely due to magic.
We know that ki can be transmitted through cells but magic cannot and they are two different concepts in DB.
But it is not specified that Piccolo King's wish can be transmitted by cells. The ability is a product of magic, the transmission of the ability from Piccolo to Piccolo Junior is through his will and putting his entire existence in the egg. Cell has Piccolo's cells and Piccolo's ki but has not demonstrated type 1 immortality and has not given any allusion to it when it is based on magic and the bearer's will to transmit it.the magic in this case was used to alter his biology to never age, aka, his cells
Doesn't seem like a good idea to me tbh.I’ve been thinking if Cell is accepted to have possibly immortality type 1? Can’t we just do a possible calc based on if he doesn’t have type 1? I think that’s the best solution to this.
For the record, their speed is not heavily downplayed. The characters in the Frieza and Cell Sagas have multiple glaring anti-feats that you'd have to ignore completely to try and accept that the characters have MFTL+ travel speed.yeah I read that CRT. Damage ignored many statements that point towards MFTL+ travel speed. It virtually makes 0 sense for these characters to even be a relevant threat to a neighboring galaxy let alone the entire universe/every celestial body if they're 4-C/4-B and MHS+ speed and only one of them having a possibly Type 1 Immortality at best. either their AP is completely wrong or their speed is heavily downplayed it is one or the other
Be careful, broI understand why Luffy has a thing for you haha.
Surely yes, now tell me where such a thing is mentioned to explain Piccolo King's type 1 immortality and when that is extrapolated to Cell.
Don't worry, it will be accepted but count on my refusal...
Which makes sense, i think it's been more than 8 years from the Cell saga to Super, right? Then they would have inherited Piccolo's eternal youth.I don't have any strong opinions on this Cell/Piccolo debate but it's worth noting that apparently the Cell Jrs. haven't appeared to have aged at all between the Cell Games and Dragon Ball Super.
The number I got was 800.I’ve been thinking if Cell is accepted to have possibly immortality type 1? Can’t we just do a possible calc based on if he doesn’t have type 1? I think that’s the best solution to this.
That second comment name just reminds me of Seth moon level video.
Why not? If we know his lifespan and the fact that he’d destroy all celestial bodies with his AP. We can calculate a speed for possible under the assumption that he doesn’t have type 1 as it’s listed as possibly.Doesn't seem like a good idea to me tbh.
I’m aware of anti feats in the Saiyan Saga, but what were the anti feats for the Frieza and Cell Sagas?For the record, their speed is not heavily downplayed. The characters in the Frieza and Cell Sagas have multiple glaring anti-feats that you'd have to ignore completely to try and accept that the characters have MFTL+ travel speed.
There was some errors in the calc, as the panel didn’t show all 3 suns, but Crim would have to make a new calc since the current one isn’t too accurate rn.Did we calc Namek's GBE yet or nah?
Do you think you could make a calc? Possibly FTL (or higher) would be nice. As a result of the calc.The number I got was 800.
Seth ended up being a POS but he put this site in it's place multiple times. Wish he wasn't a ******* sleazeball and was still smacking this site down a few pegs every so often (whenever it's deserved)That first comment name just reminds me of Seth moon level video.
Should they grow? And how does that mean they don't have longevity? something that we are sure they haveWhich makes sense, i think it's been more than 8 years from the Cell saga to Super, right? Then they would have inherited Piccolo's eternal youth.
I meant Cell’s lifespan. 800 years. I don’t know how to do calculations such as what you’re describing.Do you think you could make a calc? Possibly FTL (or higher) would be nice. As a result of the calc.
They kind of didn't grow at all, Cell himself is not a normal being like humans, keep in mind that he doesn't have weaknesses like a normal human, he was created in a laboratory with several cells from other characters, Android 17 and 18 themselves have eternal lives and cannot die of old age, it wouldn't make sense Dr. Gero create a being that has a limit to live (although it's just my guess)Should they grow? And how does that mean they don't have longevity? something that we are sure they have
Yes. Even assuming they have only Piccolo’s specific Namekian aging, Piccolo got an adult body at the age of 4. And at the point they fight in Super, they’re slightly older than Goten/about as Old as Trunks. So teenagers.Should they grow? And how does that mean they don't have longevity? something that we are sure they have
In reality, it has not been stated that androids are immortal and yes, at first glance one can believe what you say about Gero but as we all know well that does not always apply.They kind of didn't grow at all, Cell himself is not a normal being like humans, keep in mind that he doesn't have weaknesses like a normal human, he was created in a laboratory with several cells from other characters, Android 17 and 18 themselves have eternal lives and cannot die of old age, it wouldn't make sense Dr. Gero create a being that has a limit to live (although it's just my guess)
Going back to what Omega said, they are not Namekians, Saiyans or cold demons are children of Cell and I don't think what they see biologically applies 100%.Yes. Even assuming they have only Piccolo’s specific Namekian aging, Piccolo got an adult body at the age of 4. And at the point they fight in Super, they’re slightly older than Goten/about as Old as Trunks. So teenagers.
Right here it is said that they have type 1 immortality, which is eternal life.In reality, it has not been stated that androids are immortal and yes, at first glance one can believe what you say about Gero but as we all know well that does not always apply.
if the wish affected his cells(as i explained it would need to do) then it can be passed by cells, unless any statement specifying the mechanics of the wish, specifically a mechanic that wouldn't allow that to happen comes up, that would be the default assumption as cells would need to be changed in order to give someone eternal youthBut it is not specified that Piccolo King's wish can be transmitted by cells
Right here it is said that they have type 1 immortality, which is eternal life.
That's exactly what I asked of you, if you could share a statement that makes it clear that the mechanics of desire are biological and not magical, as we know the spheres function.if the wish affected his cells(as i explained it would need to do) then it can be passed by cells, unless any statement specifying the mechanics of the wish, specifically a mechanic that wouldn't allow that to happen comes up, that would be the default assumption as cells would need to be changed in order to give someone eternal youth
......based on how aging itself works, to make one young forever one would need to have their cells altered, that is just how aging worksThat's exactly what I asked of you, if you could share a statement that makes it clear that the mechanics of desire are biological and not magical, as we know the spheres function.
Sure, give me the scan of the biological explanation of the wish that Piccolo made and that's it.......based on how aging itself works, to make one young forever one would need to have their cells altered, that is just how aging works
hereSure, give me the scan of the biological explanation of desire and that's it.
And the internal logic of the story giving that explanation?
........as i said, you have to alter the cells to make someone not age, that is how aging worksAnd the internal logic of the story giving that explanation?
He also likely used the bio-engineering component he used for the Androids, which makes them almost (but not quite) ageless. So his statement on Eternal Life is well founded.Mmm...he says that he is looking for eternal life and he wanted to extend his life so the only thing left for him was to become an android.
Sure, in real life yes (if immortality existed...) but we are talking about immortality made with magic (an attribute that Cell never demonstrated) and not with a biological explanation involved.........as i said, you have to alter the cells to make someone not age, that is how aging worksi have being saying the entire time
Longevity, there is no estimate of life span but it is not even close to equal to eternal life.He also likely used the bio-engineering component he used for the Androids, which makes them almost (but not quite) ageless. So his statement on Eternal Life is well founded.