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Honestly, sailor moon has never shown infinite speed or immeasurable speed in combat, and her feats are pretty flimsy and vague. And then, this explanation came.
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Q. Immeasurable or Infinite Speed for Galaxia
Sailor Moon: Act 60 Sailor Moon: Act 59
Now if you’re wondering why it seems this doesn’t line up right in this translation, it’s because they never said it. Chaos’s core is the Chaos Seed and was never able to become a star like say any of the Sailor Guardians. It simply stayed in the Cauldron and had their evil doppelgangers (all of the major villains in Sailor Moon) do the heavy lifting for it. I had spent a near half hour trying to find the statement that it was indeed existing before time had been created, but by the by, it doesn’t exist in this translation.
Even if Chaos did exist before time was a construct, it’s not like time itself didn’t exist. Multiple timelines are present within Sailor Moon as is. Something that even Chaos is affected by, given that Sailor Cosmos had her own Chaos she’s dealing with in her native timeline. Not to mention that the entity Chaos itself never really ventured much outside the Cauldron until the very last chapters of the manga. It’d be like saying gravity didn’t exist before Newton discovered it.
For Sailor Cosmos, the methodology she utilized isn’t extrapolated much. All we know is that she ran away from her own timeline and disguised herself as Chibichibi. It’s never stated if she used the space-time corridor or not. But let’s say she didn’t use it for arguments sake. That’d be more applicable to an ability not a speed feat. If anything, it’s better to say her abilities are able to affect the far reaches of time. After all, Wiseman, Chibiusa, and Galaxia have all shown the ability to do this to some extent. More acausality hax if anything.
You could make a very flimsy argument for Lambda Sailor Moon to be that fast, but for Galaxia, absolutely not. Not only was she completely caught off guard when Chaos attacked her, but she was also knocked out when Sailor Moon blocked an attack from it. And literally pages after that, she died.
Because it came up, I’ll address this real fast. (Edit as of 3:40PM, August 9th 2020). First of all, like I said in the introduction, this is really down to a difference in translation. Here’s the equivalent in the translation I reference. Notice the lack of mention of the fourth dimension or anything involving “timeless.” I didn’t use these scanlations of the international comics because it wildly changes many statements. You can get a number of different stats this way. But let’s address this as it should.
The Time Door / Space-Time Corridor is a space that exists within the dimension of time (i.e. the fourth dimension if you compare to our own understanding of time). However, there is a safe roadway to traversing the area, and thus it requires a “key” or a guide like Pluto to navigate it. In the scan, you need a key to calculate your location. It’s very possible that those safe spots are still bound by time but it acts as pathways to other time periods since time periods are represented through doorways not the actual paths. Since the dimension still has a location in the 3D plane, naturally leaving the safe spots (the dimension of time) might literally put you at any portion of the physical universe. By the way, Neo Queen Serenity asked Pluto to guard the door and placed a taboo on her to not affect time itself. It’s likely she just knew the safe pathways to the other doors, not the fact she can just infinitely move through time. That'd be a bit too headcanon.
This is what happened to both Chibiusa and Mamoru. Without a key, they were traversing the space-time storms in the normal three-dimension aimlessly (and are thus not travelling through time or a void, otherwise the “universe light feat” becomes null and void since it would not travel any distance to get to Wiseman). It’s like they lost their GPS and went off the road. Nothing to really consider infinite speeds and is still wildly inconsistent with known speed feats.
Finally moving in a “timeless” void generally is not considered infinite speed anyway. Many realms in fiction like this do not actually inhibit movement in the same way as say “a time stop”.
What is your opinion?
Beerus vs Galaxia Q and A
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Sailor Moon: Act 60 Sailor Moon: Act 59
Now if you’re wondering why it seems this doesn’t line up right in this translation, it’s because they never said it. Chaos’s core is the Chaos Seed and was never able to become a star like say any of the Sailor Guardians. It simply stayed in the Cauldron and had their evil doppelgangers (all of the major villains in Sailor Moon) do the heavy lifting for it. I had spent a near half hour trying to find the statement that it was indeed existing before time had been created, but by the by, it doesn’t exist in this translation.
Even if Chaos did exist before time was a construct, it’s not like time itself didn’t exist. Multiple timelines are present within Sailor Moon as is. Something that even Chaos is affected by, given that Sailor Cosmos had her own Chaos she’s dealing with in her native timeline. Not to mention that the entity Chaos itself never really ventured much outside the Cauldron until the very last chapters of the manga. It’d be like saying gravity didn’t exist before Newton discovered it.
For Sailor Cosmos, the methodology she utilized isn’t extrapolated much. All we know is that she ran away from her own timeline and disguised herself as Chibichibi. It’s never stated if she used the space-time corridor or not. But let’s say she didn’t use it for arguments sake. That’d be more applicable to an ability not a speed feat. If anything, it’s better to say her abilities are able to affect the far reaches of time. After all, Wiseman, Chibiusa, and Galaxia have all shown the ability to do this to some extent. More acausality hax if anything.
You could make a very flimsy argument for Lambda Sailor Moon to be that fast, but for Galaxia, absolutely not. Not only was she completely caught off guard when Chaos attacked her, but she was also knocked out when Sailor Moon blocked an attack from it. And literally pages after that, she died.
Because it came up, I’ll address this real fast. (Edit as of 3:40PM, August 9th 2020). First of all, like I said in the introduction, this is really down to a difference in translation. Here’s the equivalent in the translation I reference. Notice the lack of mention of the fourth dimension or anything involving “timeless.” I didn’t use these scanlations of the international comics because it wildly changes many statements. You can get a number of different stats this way. But let’s address this as it should.
The Time Door / Space-Time Corridor is a space that exists within the dimension of time (i.e. the fourth dimension if you compare to our own understanding of time). However, there is a safe roadway to traversing the area, and thus it requires a “key” or a guide like Pluto to navigate it. In the scan, you need a key to calculate your location. It’s very possible that those safe spots are still bound by time but it acts as pathways to other time periods since time periods are represented through doorways not the actual paths. Since the dimension still has a location in the 3D plane, naturally leaving the safe spots (the dimension of time) might literally put you at any portion of the physical universe. By the way, Neo Queen Serenity asked Pluto to guard the door and placed a taboo on her to not affect time itself. It’s likely she just knew the safe pathways to the other doors, not the fact she can just infinitely move through time. That'd be a bit too headcanon.
This is what happened to both Chibiusa and Mamoru. Without a key, they were traversing the space-time storms in the normal three-dimension aimlessly (and are thus not travelling through time or a void, otherwise the “universe light feat” becomes null and void since it would not travel any distance to get to Wiseman). It’s like they lost their GPS and went off the road. Nothing to really consider infinite speeds and is still wildly inconsistent with known speed feats.
Finally moving in a “timeless” void generally is not considered infinite speed anyway. Many realms in fiction like this do not actually inhibit movement in the same way as say “a time stop”.
What is your opinion?
