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@Fezzih_007 He fought the manga version, which doesn't have this.
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If the Kaioshins create planets and lives, and the Gods of destruction destroy everything and such
Then the Gods of destruction insisted years of creation, Beerus in the manga mentions that before creation comes destruction.
And did the Kaioshins create the entire Dragon Ball Universe?
I am aware, yeah.@Fezzih_007 He fought the manga version, which doesn't have this.
No no, Beerus outright states that Hakai will alter the Future Timeline. Not create a new Timeline, but shape the next events. And according to Black, when they arrive to the future and POINT THIS OUT, Beerus was correct, Black was just IMMUNE to that change IN his history and became a LIVING PARADOX thanks to his Time Ring, essentially bypassing the Temporal/Causal Effects Hakai has on time. At least in Anime. The Manga's variation of events is slightly different and doesn't include this. However, the point remains nonetheless.This is because a new time line was created by altering beerus, it has nothing to do with hakai. This isn't even in the profile of guys who have hakai.
It's stated in Heroes that big bangs that births universes, although it's non-canon information
If the Kaioshins create planets and lives, and the Gods of destruction destroy everything and such
Then the Gods of destruction insisted years of creation, Beerus in the manga mentions that before creation comes destruction.
And did the Kaioshins create the entire Dragon Ball Universe?
this is more so Hakai ignoring the "changes in the past makes time diverge into a new timeline" than anything else, it would be limited causality manipulation at best, specially since we know the past of Zamasu wasn't erasedNo no, Beerus outright states that Hakai will alter the Future Timeline. Not create a new Timeline, but shape the next events. And according to Black, when they arrive to the future and POINT THIS OUT, Beerus was correct, Black was just IMMUNE to that change IN his history and became a LIVING PARADOX thanks to his Time Ring, essentially bypassing the Temporal/Causal Effects Hakai has on time. At least in Anime. The Manga's variation of events is slightly different and doesn't include this. However, the point remains nonetheless.
Don't see why Past Zamasu also wasn't erasedthis is more so Hakai ignoring the "changes in the past makes time diverge into a new timeline" than anything else, it would be limited causality manipulation at best, specially since we know the past of Zamasu wasn't erased
It's stated in Heroes that big bangs that births universes, although it's non-canon information
There's hardly a theory about Big Bang in Dragon Ball, where the verse debunks everything and tells us that the Kaioshins create planets and they are the only Gods of creationBeerus was refering the Big bang when he said that "before creation comes destruction", so maybe a big bang created the DB universe?
This is something that is not in the profiles, so it makes no difference to Goku vs Reinhard.No no, Beerus outright states that Hakai will alter the Future Timeline. Not create a new Timeline, but shape the next events. And according to Black, when they arrive to the future and POINT THIS OUT, Beerus was correct, Black was just IMMUNE to that change IN his history and became a LIVING PARADOX thanks to his Time Ring, essentially bypassing the Temporal/Causal Effects Hakai has on time. At least in Anime. The Manga's variation of events is slightly different and doesn't include this. However, the point remains nonetheless.
The Past Version of Zamasu WAS erased. He was totally deleted.this is more so Hakai ignoring the "changes in the past makes time diverge into a new timeline" than anything else, it would be limited causality manipulation at best, specially since we know the past of Zamasu wasn't erased
Ok then, how does everyone remember Zamasu then if he never existed, thus they never met him?The Past Version of Zamasu WAS erased. He was totally deleted.
the dub sure is more impressiveSecond, to get the transcript:
DUB: "When I kill a God, it affects all flows of time."
the Zamasu Beerus erase was the Zamasu that would steal Goku's body, so in context what he means is that, contrary to normal time travel, when a god kills another space time doesn't diverge into another timeline, but works the mode standard "change past = change future" with Black only not being affected because his time ring makes his present self be unnafected by his past selfSUB: "When a God kills another god, there's no way space-time won't be unaffected."
So the intent or implication isn't that it's ignoring the rules of creating new Timelines, (in fact, the Time Ring itself FORCES Beerus to create a new timeline by killing Zamasu and preventing the GoD's kill from affecting the Future), and more just straight up being an attack that works beyond "space-time" or directly affects "space-time." Again, within the context of the Anime.
No idea what you mean here?Edit: And if you mean in the sense that Beerus intended that the Future of the Present Timeline, that is incorrect. He was specifically referring to it affecting TRUNKS' Future. So not that, either.
I might be wrong but didn't anime explain that since past version of zamasu had a time ring that's why he was unaffected by the hakai killing him in the presentOk then, how does everyone remember Zamasu then if he never existed, thus they never met him?
the dub sure is more impressive
the Zamasu Beerus erase was the Zamasu that would steal Goku's body, so in context what he means is that, contrary to normal time travel, when a god kills another space time doesn't diverge into another timeline, but works the mode standard "change past = change future" with Black only not being affected because his time ring makes his present self be unnafected by his past self
No idea what you mean here?
Correct.I might be wrong but didn't anime explain that since past version of zamasu had a time ring that's why he was unaffected by the hakai killing him in the present
Past version of Zamasu? You mean Black?I might be wrong but didn't anime explain that since past version of zamasu had a time ring that's why he was unaffected by the hakai killing him in the present
Zeno also nuked a timeline and everyone still remembers Zamasu and everything that happened there, soooooOk then, how does everyone remember Zamasu then if he never existed, thus they never met him?
the dub sure is more impressive
the Zamasu Beerus erase was the Zamasu that would steal Goku's body, so in context what he means is that, contrary to normal time travel, when a god kills another space time doesn't diverge into another timeline, but works the mode standard "change past = change future" with Black only not being affected because his time ring makes his present self be unnafected by his past self
No idea what you mean here?
Yep that's why the whole new timeline created happenPast version of Zamasu? You mean Black?
Because a timeline completely separate from the otherZeno also nuked a timeline and everyone still remembers Zamasu and everything that happened there, sooooo
Heroes Zamasu has High Godly due to Zeno's history wipe
The Time Ring explicitly kept him alive despite the actions that occur.Ok then, how does everyone remember Zamasu then if he never existed, thus they never met him?
The point remains across both TLs-The move works across time.the dub sure is more impressive
Yes-Which explicitly includes things like Trunks. Trunks himself points out he should have disappeared if Beerus was correct. And we learn Beerus WAS correct. The Time Ring just made Black immune to all changes in Time, meaning even his actions/existence are still remembered. and thus Trunks stayed as a consequence. Living Paradox.the Zamasu Beerus erase was the Zamasu that would steal Goku's body, so in context what he means is that, contrary to normal time travel, when a god kills another space time doesn't diverge into another timeline, but works the mode standard "change past = change future" with Black only not being affected because his time ring makes his present self be unnafected by his past self
I'll leave this alone because it wasn't what you meant.No idea what you mean here?
Ok then, thanks for clarifying, Yeah that is what happened, the time ring protects you from changes of your pastYep that's why the whole new timeline created happen
Zeno having a contradiction doesn't add much to solving the problemZeno also nuked a timeline and everyone still remembers Zamasu and everything that happened there, sooooo
Heroes Zamasu has High Godly due to Zeno's history wipe
What about his past selves that didn't had a time ring?The Time Ring explicitly kept him alive despite the actions that occur.
No because the japanese one means a completely different thing in context, while the dub is clear cut in what it saysThe point remains across both TLs-The move works across time.
aka it made black immune to changes in his own timeline of events, thus forcing the timeline to split as normally happens in contrary to what Beerus said would happenYes-Which explicitly includes things like Trunks. Trunks himself points out he should have disappeared if Beerus was correct. And we learn Beerus WAS correct. The Time Ring just made Black immune to all changes in Time, meaning even his actions/existence are still remembered.
Ok thenI'll leave this alone because it wasn't what you meant.
But there ISN'T a contradiction? Zeno isn't stated to be able to manipulate the events of Time like Beerus can. And even if we assumed he could, nuking an entire timeline doesn't create a paradox between another timeline's past, present, and future.Zeno having a contradiction doesn't add much to solving the problem
The sky is blue and dirt is brown, i couldn't help myself to not meme arround, as a fellow Brazilian you are, i couldn't help but comentarTrunks himself wasn't from that timeline, the original Trunks from that timeline was killed and Trunks from Z took his place
I didn't understandThe sky is blue and dirt is brown, i couldn't help myself to not meme arround, as a fellow Brazilian you are, i couldn't help but comentar
OkBut there ISN'T a contradiction? Zeno isn't stated to be able to manipulate the events of Time like Beerus can. And even if we assumed he could, nuking an entire timeline doesn't create a paradox between another timeline's past, present, and future.
The hakai is not what ia said to be doing that, Beerus explicitly says that it was the act of one god killing another god, not the hakaiAnd again, the Time Ring prevented Hakai from taking affect, so any and all things that still existed afterwards are not contradictions. They are the consequences of the Time Ring.
ExactlyI didn't understand
Black himself states he IS that same Zamasu. By wearing the Time Ring he becomes immune to changes in his history and a Living Paradox. Then by appearing in the Present Timeline he creates the reason they leave to meet said Zamasu-As in, the consequences of his actions (as well as a Bootstrap Paradox). Which, as pointed out by Trunks, includes the Hybrid himself.What about his past selves that didn't had a time ring?
The point of it affecting Trunks' Timeline is the same. Which was the initial point I was making.No because the japanese one means a completely different thing in context, while the dub is clear cut in what it says
Which is not a contradiction.aka it made black immune to changes in his own timeline of events, thus forcing the timeline to split as normally happens in contrary to what Beerus said would happen
Then it doesn't matter if I play tooExactly
This is irrelevant to the point, being that the attack/Beerus himself (as a God) at least would have affected the Future. Which was prevented by the Time Ring.The hakai is not what ia said to be doing that, Beerus explicitly says that it was the act of one god killing another god, not the hakai
All of this is about Black himself, his actions wouldn't change, but the Zamasu's of the past that didn't had a Time Ring wouldn't be there, but anyway, all that you said can be true regardless if mine or your point is correct, so i see no reason to talk about it furtherBlack himself states he IS that same Zamasu. By wearing the Time Ring he becomes immune to changes in his history and a Living Paradox. Then by appearing in the Present Timeline he creates the reason they leave to meet said Zamasu-As in, the consequences of his actions (as well as a Bootstrap Paradox). Which, as pointed out by Trunks, includes the Hybrid himself.
In Summary: Black, his actions, and consequences are not affected by Hakai because Time Ring.
Black's Actions (Black's Arrival in the Past, cannot be altered by Hakai) -> Black's Consequences (Goku Meets Zamasu, cannot be altered by Hakai) -> This creates Black, who wears the Time Ring (Cannot be erased by Hakai) ----> (Eventually) Black arrives to the Past. Repeat ad infinitum.
the Zamasu is the same, erasing his past would affect his present self, even if he was in another timeline, it is still his past, at which by Beerus statement, when a god kills another time works as more normally assumed, that being your past changing affecting your future instead of it creating anothet timelineThe point of it affecting Trunks' Timeline is the same. Which was the initial point I was making.
.....i don't know exactly what you are refering to, nor am i certain why you said this here? Pardon me, but i don't get it?Which is not a contradiction.
That would apply to all gods, and only when killing another god, as that was the reason beerua gaveThis is irrelevant to the point, being that the attack/Beerus himself (as a God) at least would have affected the Future. Which was prevented by the Time Ring.
I feel like you didn't really process what I was trying to explain before. The consequences of Black's actions are not affected. Black's actions influence the Present Timeline. Thus that past Zamasu, no matter what, cannot be erased, as he is a CONSEQUENCE of Black's arrival.the Zamasu is the same, erasing his past would affect his present self, even if he was in another timeline, it is still his past, at which by Beerus statement, when a god kills another time works as more normally assumed, that being your past changing affecting your future instead of it creating anothet timeline
I'm saying there's no contradiction in facts here......i don't know exactly what you are refering to, nor am i certain why you said this here? Pardon me, but i don't get it?
Which would still affect the Future. Which is the point.That would apply to all gods, and only when killing another god, as that was the reason beerua gave
This is irrelevant to the point, being that the attack/Beerus himself (as a God) at least would have affected the Future. Which was prevented by the Time Ring.
Can't wait for new Kid Goku scaling in Dragon Ball Daima.Man we need new feats fast cause we can't be having the same convo on the same shit
DBS isn't having impressive feats anytime soon unfortunately. Maybe a other galaxy level flex from a villain ala Toyotarou style.Man we need new feats fast cause we can't be having the same convo on the same shit
Can't wait for the "Big Thing" for this chapter to be something completely random and out of pocket.DBS isn't having impressive feats anytime soon unfortunately. Maybe a other galaxy level flex from a villain ala Toyotarou style.