- 9,982
- 10,821
right here it shows the other world merging with the worlds of the living, would that be enough to affect space-time?
Vague statement with no elaboration actually...
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
right here it shows the other world merging with the worlds of the living, would that be enough to affect space-time?
The Shin statement calls the living universe a temporal world/its own space time because the afterlife is a place with no concept of time as shown by the other scans where when goku was in the afterlife and gohan was in the living universe and they were said to be separated by space and time and Goku was dead when Shin called it a temporal worldOk so after checking over the thread I’d like to go over you disagreements and give my two cents on them. If I’ve misrepresented your position you can let me know.
Your disagreements:
1) with added context to the statement, Popo’s words about the room creating past present and future isn’t applicable the actual whole widespread universe.
- Valid. No disagreements unless OP provides better explanation/more evidence. This statements can be disregarded.
2) The words by the narrator in regards to goku and gohan being separated by space and time may not be so literally especially given added context with the manga and may be more poetic in nature.
- disagree. I feel the interpretation here would be too loose while the actual words by the narrator seem straightforward. However I agree with your notion in the previous thread that this statement alone should not be definitive evidence of 2-C cosmology and would be best used as a supporting statement. Overall this statement I find tone supporting evidence however not definitive evidence. More proof would be required.
3) Shin’s statement of “temporal world” doesn’t necessarily have to equate to Shin saying “different space-times.”
- valid. No disagreements unless OP provides better explanation/more evidence. The statement can be disregarded.
4) Neutral on the matter of heaven being the size of the universe.
- Valid. No disagreements however I personally find the evidence sufficient enough to say heaven is universal in size. Although this has no bearing on if the other world and the main world are separate space-times.
5) The GT statement.
- I didn’t quite find your argument to accurately represent it for this statement but regardless after process of elimination this and the previous Saiyan saga statement are the only two statements I find that support the notion of a 2-C cosmological structure which may be more supportive rather than truly substantial evidence.
I’ll switch my vote over to neutral for now after reading the counter arguments however the presence of what I find to be a clear statement by the narrator of there being separate space-times and another statement and showing of a place that is in between space-times I find to be compelling and hard arguments to fully counter. Although the validity of narrator statements comes into question which is why my vote will stay as neutral for now.
this is contradicted in the seriesbecause the afterlife is a place with no concept of time
Which?this is contradicted in the series
the "afterlife has no time" thingWhich?
I was asking which series did it contradict?the "afterlife has no time" thing
dbz sayian sagaI was asking which series did it contradict?
Show the proof.dbz sayian saga
goku taking time to go through the snake way, and time being a worry for him when he was coming back through itShow the proof.
You do know that snake way and king kai's planet is located above hell...prior to cell blowing up right?goku taking time to go through the snake way, and time being a worry for him when he was coming back through it
i don't see how this is relevantYou do know that snake way and king kai's planet is located above hell...prior to cell blowing up right?
You know that he needed to get back to Earth in time in order to combat the Saiyans, right?goku taking time to go through the snake way, and time being a worry for him when he was coming back through it
if there is no time in the afterlife, then goku wouldn't have to worry about that, since time would not be flowing by his perspectiveYou know that he needed to get back to Earth in time in order to combat the Saiyans, right?
Except it doesn't matter if there's no time in the afterlife because there's still time in the mortal world, meaning he would have to get to Earth fast enough in order to stop the Saiyans. Your logic makes zero sense.if there is no time in the afterlife, then goku wouldn't have to worry about that, since time would not be flowing by his perspective
Because king kai's planet prior to being blown up wasn't situated in the afterlife.i don't see how this is relevant
if he is in a realm with no time, then from his perspective time would not be flowing in the mortal worldExcept it doesn't matter if there's no time in the afterlife because there's still time in the mortal world, meaning he would have to get to Earth fast enough in order to stop the Saiyans. Your logic makes zero sense.
yes it wasBecause king kai's planet prior to being blown up wasn't situated in the afterlife.
no? he said that it doesn't have time, so there is no flow to be differentThe "no time" part about the Afterlife is a simple figure of speech for time just not flowing there the same as the Living World
this is one clearly has timeIt's no different from time still moving forward in the Living World from the Rosat.
Proof?yes it was
That's the nature of a figure of speech, because in a literal sense it does have time, but at the same time what Goku describes clearly isn't just some bullshit to be dismissed off a faulty interpretation of his words, especially when he substantiates that statement with a fact specifically related to the flow of time, which is SSJ3 not draining as fast in the Afterlife due to the "no time" effect.no? he said that it doesn't have time, so there is no flow to be different
it is in the afterlife, in the same bubble as heaven and hell, it is shown to be in the otherworld, that is literally how goku could go there after his death in the first placeProof?
you would need to prove that it was a figure of speech in the first place, how can "there is no time" be interpreted as "time flows differently"?That's the nature of a figure of speech, because in a literal sense it does have time, but at the same time what Goku describes clearly isn't just some bullshit to be dismissed off a faulty interpretation of his words, especially when he substantiates that statement with a fact specifically related to the flow of time, which is SSJ3 not draining as fast in the Afterlife due to the "no time" effect.
Just give the raw scan.it is in the afterlife, in the same bubble as heaven and hell, it is shown to be in the otherworld, that is literally how goku could go there after his death in the first place
It is by default since time does indeed exist in the Afterlife, otherwise everything would be static and unmoving there and there would be no progression or change. It's supposed to be taken that way because the effect of "no time" Goku explains right after is how his stamina doesn't drain when using SSJ3 while in the Afterlife, something that would be dictated by the flow of the time in this instance, as it's said to be an effect of the realms themselves.you would need to prove that it was a figure of speech in the first place, how can "there is no time" be interpreted as "time flows differently"?
On mobile atm, later i can, but it is the whole premise of the sayian sagaJust give the raw scan.
Not really, time not existing just given them time hax resistanceIt is by default since time does indeed exist in the Afterlife, otherwise everything would be static and unmoving there and there would be no progression or change.
Don't see how any of what you just said proves anything, if there was time then goku wouldn't have said that it doesn't, "no time" can't mean that there is timeIt's supposed to be taken that way because the effect of "no time" Goku explains right after is how his stamina doesn't drain when using SSJ3 while in the Afterlife, something that would be dictated by the flow of the time in this instance, as it's said to be an effect of the realms themselves.
The thing is, despite the subtitles wording it a little loosely, the raw wording heard there is 時空, which is the Japanese equivalent for the actual noun itself “space-time”, rather than just “time and space” vaguely. I’m pretty sure “space-time” itself specifically is pretty unanimous and literal and doesn’t even really work as flowery language..3: It says "Separated by time and space, the harsh trials that the sleeping father and son must face continue on and on." Goku is in the afterlife and Gohan is on earth. The Narrator says they’re both separated by time and space. That's a super blatant statement that heavily implies that the universe and afterlife are two different spacetime continuums.: Same question as before: "Is this statement being literal?". Unlike the previous one, this could be interpreted in a less literal manner (i.e.: it's using flowery language to say "they are extremely far apart"). Even so, the later premises do give some context to this that make me think a literal interpretation is reasonable. I find no particular issues here, but there's enough room for skepticism that this may require further backing.
I just think DB's cosmology should go through an overhaul, the arguments against the verse are so silly it doesn't even make sense, I'm even shocked to see every argument against updating the verse.Hello, I wasn't present for the previous thread that Zamasu-chan had made but I've read through it and would like to give my thoughts on the arguments made on both sides, and add on to them.
-Popo states that all of the past present and future are created in this room (The Room of Time): One extremely important thing that I have not seen mentioned in this thread thus far or the one that preceded it, is Mr Popo's status and how it reflects on this statement. Not many know this but Mr Popo was actually born in the Afterlife, stated in Daizenshuu 7.
This automatically gives his word on the temporal natures of the DBZ macrocosms the upmost of credibility, his words should not be taken lightly when figuring out the Z cosmology.
-It says "Separated by time and space, the harsh trials that the sleeping father and son must face continue on and on." Goku is in the afterlife and Gohan is on earth. The Narrator says they’re both separated by time and space. That's a super blatant statement that heavily implies that the universe and afterlife are two different spacetime continuums.: I've seen that the argument made against this statement is that it's 'just using flowery language'. I'd like to make it known that this argument is very, very weak and I wholeheartedly believe that no one would have even entertained it as an actual argument had it not come from a mod with high sway in the community. Nevertheless it did, and from what I've seen the overwhelming majority of the wiki shares the view that it is a non-argument and have made their points.
Even after seeing that, AKM you have continued to repeat it's use as an argument and even tried to point us out for being the ones to rehash 'debunked repeated arguments'. AKM, do you believe that your view holds more weight than the majority of the wiki even though the common consensus is that the evidence supports their side? Have you not considered that the majority's perspective isn't just coming from ignorance, but maybe that your view is the wrong one?
-Pixel scaling these specific images gives heaven a volume of 264405000000m^3 which is the size of a mountain. This makes no sense because all mortals in the universe are supposed to fit on heaven. We also know in DB that not everything is drawn to scale all the time: Official guidebooks have stated that the DB macrocosm holds Universe sized constructs within it far too much to be ignored.
If anything, the arguments made here go hand in hand with making a point for the Otherworld being a higher dimensional plane.
Pan states that the strange place Goku goes to in "Otherworld" is "a place between space-times":
And with this statement, we finish the gauntlet of the Toeiverse with all three series, DB DBZ and DBGT each alluding, stating or making reference to the fact that the Toeiverse is 2-C. Lightning doesn't strike twice, let alone thrice.
Agree FRA.
This reminds me, I remember seeing some contention in the original rejected thread about this part being not enough due to supposedly only being mentioned once in the preview, but that's also not even the case here and the same thing was actually mentioned in the episodes themselves a few times.Pan states that the strange place Goku goes to in "Otherworld" is "a place between space-times":
And with this statement, we finish the gauntlet of the Toeiverse with all three series, DB DBZ and DBGT each alluding, stating or making reference to the fact that the Toeiverse is 2-C. Lightning doesn't strike twice, let alone thrice.
One impressive thing about the Sugoroku Space is how Kibito Kai couldn't even access it with Kai-Kai. The same instantaneous teleportation technique that could travel throughout the entire macrocosm and access all traditionally inaccessible by travel sectors like Heaven, Kaioshin Realm etc..This reminds me, I remember seeing some contention in the original rejected thread about this part being not enough due to supposedly only being mentioned once in the preview, but that's also not even the case here and the same thing was actually mentioned in the episodes themselves a few times.
obviously doesn't make sense in context that they're creator gods dude, if they fall so low in the hierarchy-Popo states that all of the past present and future are created in this room (The Room of Time): One extremely important thing that I have not seen mentioned in this thread thus far or the one that preceded it, is Mr Popo's status and how it reflects on this statement. Not many know this but Mr Popo was actually born in the Afterlife, stated in Daizenshuu 7.
What do you mean?obviously doesn't make sense in context that they're creator gods dude, if they fall so low in the hierarchy
If all of time was created in the room in OG dragon ball, then they had a role more important than every supreme kai ever since they would have literally created everything via creating a room that contains everythingWhat do you mean?