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Transcending time in the statement either equals the literal transcendence of time or the figurative transcendence (As in, unaffected by it), using context clues we can determine which is the case.
Is Jiren even remotely affected by the time manipulation in the beginning?
If no, then perhaps he did transcend time. If yes, then it would be he is "just" unaffected by it.
Did Jiren literally defeat everyone there, quite literally even before the tournament began? (Quite a feat would be easy for someone who has gone beyond time entirely.)
Etc etc, from what I see of the clip, it seems like Jiren would not be in the "true transcendence" category and rather in the "unaffected by time manip (or time stop)" category.
That said, I'm a bit hesistant to say Goku's opposition here beats him. From what her speed description suggests, it sounds like just 3-D omnipresence over the here and now.
Is Jiren even remotely affected by the time manipulation in the beginning?
If no, then perhaps he did transcend time. If yes, then it would be he is "just" unaffected by it.
Did Jiren literally defeat everyone there, quite literally even before the tournament began? (Quite a feat would be easy for someone who has gone beyond time entirely.)
Etc etc, from what I see of the clip, it seems like Jiren would not be in the "true transcendence" category and rather in the "unaffected by time manip (or time stop)" category.
That said, I'm a bit hesistant to say Goku's opposition here beats him. From what her speed description suggests, it sounds like just 3-D omnipresence over the here and now.