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Minor Zeno CRT

Disagree. Animation often can be deceiving. Those planets are just regular sized.
??????????? They’re occupying the same space, there’s nothing deceptive about it. You wouldn’t even see a planet in the same space as a galaxy unless the galaxy is massively down scaled.

The scan from actual space
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??????????? They’re occupying the same space, there’s nothing deceptive about it. You wouldn’t even see a planet in the same space as a galaxy unless the galaxy is massively down scaled.

The scan from actual space
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The planets are zoomed in. Their true size is not shown here correctly. You can't scale these planets to 3-C size just with this animation angle. Unless there is evidence that these planets are not normal and are actually 3-C sized. Unless you have any concrete evidence, you are making a huge assumption.
 
You can't see galaxies from just being hundreds of thousands of kilometres away from a planet.
it's either the galaxies are small irl the planets are big.
and I think planet being that big makes more sense
Whenever zeno dostroys a planet through spatial manipulation, the planet in the universe also get destroyed too. Unless you have any evidence that the planets in DB universes are 3-C sized, I doubt that this revision is getting passed.
 
Whenever zeno dostroys a planet through spatial manipulation, the planet in the universe also get destroyed too. Unless you have any evidence that the planets in DB universes are 3-C sized, I doubt that this revision is getting passed.
Unless you have an argument that shows the galaxies being smaller than a planet
plus, we have a planet with three starts, other planets with 10x gravity of earth. is there any reason those planets can't be bigger than galaxies besides they can't because it's impossible for an unknown reason
 
Unless you have an argument that shows the galaxies being smaller than a planet
plus, we have a planet with three starts, other planets with 10x gravity of earth. is there any reason those planets can't be bigger than galaxies besides they can't because it's impossible for an unknown reason
So lets upgrade frieza to 3-C then. And i am not the one who claimed about 3-C sized planets it was OP and you guys who support him. So it is you who needs evidence not me.
 
It is just animations. You need an official statement about galaxy sized planet in order for this upgrade to be viable.
No not really actually. That's like saying you need official statements of planet earth in fiction to be as the same size of ours.
ok, so the galaxies didn't move at all, which means they should be much further away
There is another shot were all pplanted and galaxies are besides each other, I think it's on the near end
Tho I really don't care if this gets accepted or not
 
tbh this is confusing since it could either mean the galaxy is small, the planet is large, or the galaxy is simply just far away
and because of that, I kinda doubt that they would just insert a planet being larger than a galaxy for no reason really, so I'm gonna have to go with a no on this one
I just looked at the scene, I feel like I just need to do some pixel scaling to see if those planets are close to galaxy sized

you will see the planets "moving" as the camera moves, which doesn't seem to happen with the galaxies

especially cause of this
add me to the disagrees ig
 
I just looked at the scene, I feel like I just need to do some pixel scaling to see if those planets are close to galaxy sized

you will see the planets "moving" as the camera moves, which doesn't seem to happen with the galaxies

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Excerpt from the video. Also regardless, I don't think it changes the fact that a galaxy appears on his spatial manipulation device, so he should be able to move them. I also don't see what kind of forced perspective can make a galaxy and planet appear in the same shot. The sun is 109 times larger than the Earth in radius and a galaxy contains a very high number of stars which are largely unviewable individually from a distance.
 
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Excerpt from the video. Also regardless, I don't think it changes the fact that a galaxy appears on his spatial manipulation device, so he should be able to move them. I also don't see what kind of forced perspective can make a galaxy and planet appear in the same shot. The sun is 109 times larger than the Earth in radius and a galaxy contains a very high number of stars which are largely unviewable individually from a distance.
fair enough
 
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