Miraculous Ladybug General Discussion 2

[Sir_Ovens]

Oh would that upgrade the cast to 7-A?

 

[Monkey_Dunno]

Oh would that upgrade the cast to 7-A?

That’s Stormy Weather's volcano.

We know that Miraculous Holders should scale to Majestia anyways.

Anyways, current profiles are outdated also as of site requirements, so yeah, format needs to be reworked. Certain retroactive and overlook abilities and explanations need to be added, and formats needs to be made less cluttered or Marinette, Adrien, Gabriel, Alya, Chloé and so on will become utterly unreadable. Let alone the hassle that it’s Ladybug/Monarch's abilities post-Miracle Box.

Speaking of Monarch, anyways, who is he supposed to be indexed? Debut is easy, but Perfect Alliance!Monarch rotates with up to six different powers (not including the butterfly). This guy could literally give every Miraculous power he had to the entire world at the same time but himself, what a tease. Miraculous is that series were literal fodders have more powers than the MCs

 

[Gilad_Hyperstar]

That’s Stormy Weather's volcano.

We know that Miraculous Holders should scale to Majestia anyways.

Anyways, current profiles are outdated also as of site requirements, so yeah, format needs to be reworked. Certain retroactive and overlook abilities and explanations need to be added, and formats needs to be made less cluttered or Marinette, Adrien, Gabriel, Alya, Chloé and so on will become utterly unreadable. Let alone the hassle that it’s Ladybug/Monarch's abilities post-Miracle Box.

Speaking of Monarch, anyways, who is he supposed to be indexed? Debut is easy, but Perfect Alliance!Monarch rotates with up to six different powers (not including the butterfly). This guy could literally give every Miraculous power he had to the entire world at the same time but himself, what a tease. Miraculous is that series were literal fodders have more powers than the MCs

Monarch actually do have some miraculous powers he used more than other. Speficially he used the Rooster-Mouse-Bee combo several times (creating several invisible copies of himself each armed with venom)

 

[Monkey_Dunno]

Yeah, but Monarch picks them over what he needs at the moment. The Mouse-Rooster-Bee Trilogy was, for an instance, completely disregarded for his plans on Intuition (Until Chat Noir became annoying enough for him to use the Bee Miraculous to jab his neck). This goes without mentioning the irony of the power of Tiger being one of the most distributed by him, but one that he never used himself other than to transfer it.

The only one he always uses is the Horse for evident reasons.

 

[Gilad_Hyperstar]

Yeah, but Monarch picks them over what he needs at the moment. The Mouse-Rooster-Bee Trilogy was, for an instance, completely disregarded for his plans on Intuition (Until Chat Noir became annoying enough for him to use the Bee Miraculous to jab his neck). This goes without mentioning the irony of the power of Tiger being one of the most distributed by him, but one that he never used himself.

The only one he always uses is the Horse for evident reasons.

Also still not for himself but to send the megakumas

 

[Sir_Ovens]

Gabriel suffers from being too overpowered in theory and so in practice they just make him use the less powerful abilities.

 

[Gilad_Hyperstar]

Gabriel suffers from being too overpowered in theory and so in practice they just make him use the less powerful abilities.

Gabriel can't use all kwamis at once though. If he uses more than 6 or so he actually gets weaker from overusage and it could even kill him

This is why he only uses a few of them at a time

 

[Sir_Ovens]

Gabriel can't use all kwamis at once though. If he uses more than 6 or so he actually gets weaker from overusage and it could even kill him

This is why he only uses a few of them at a time

Even without the Rabbit he can still use the Snake Miraculous to win fights.

Also we all know for a fact the Rabbit Miraculous was lost because it would he too overpowered to have.

 

[Monkey_Dunno]

The thing with Gabriel was kinda deliberate during the final day. You get to wonder why he just didn’t Miraculized himself unless you assume being Miraculized makes you incredibly stupid ("We are looking for Kagami and Adrien and we have this power to pick whatever ability we want… let’s all fly!" Idiots)

Anyways, they put Monarch on a collar by not letting him access the Kwami's remotely, which makes no sense since they both transfer and receive back the powers remotely. Gabriel switching powers remotely would make sense for an upgrade to the traditional Miraculous and wouldn’t be much of a trouble since the heroes only engage him directly twice in the season (the first time is already stupid as it was, and the second would honestly feel more tense as it’s not like Monarch has more usable powers than Bugnoire - Monarch can’t even use his own original power in this context)

The whole thing with Snake Miraculous was explained in Intuition (Gave it anyways to Miraculized, and the idiots didn’t even use it anyways for all we know). They also low-key confirmed Adrien’s stamina feat in Desperada, but that’s appreciated, so I won’t complain.

 

[Gilad_Hyperstar]

Gabriel tried to use the Snake Miraculous, but it doesn't guarantee victory. In Desperada Aspik tried to use the second chance over 25,000 times and failed every time, and Intuition shows it too since he didn't account for the AI realizing Gabriel lied and deakumatizing itself

 

[Ar1216789]

https://miraculous.to/en/watch?s=0&e=05

Miraculous London is out.

 

[Monkey_Dunno]

Bunnyx is now Inmeasurable because she pulled Marinette out of the way of the blast that consumed the timeline/ s

 

[Ar1216789]

Bunnyx is now Inmeasurable because she pulled Marinette out of the way of the blast that consumed the timeline/ s

This can be added to her Jokes Wiki profile

 

[isaac18289129]

In Evolution, Ladybug referred to each one as a space-time continuum. I don't think there are 1001 timelines within Burrow, though.

Ladybug never referred to the Burrow as a connection between multiple universes. The Burrow clearly connects events from the same timeline, not from different universes, and a perfect example of this is the Cat Blanc episode.

Imagine a timeline, a continuous line with past, present, and future. That’s the basic framework. When Adrien discovered that Marinette was Ladybug, it triggered a huge catastrophe that essentially erased the future and rewrote it. This is supported by Bunnyx watching her time windows during the fight between Cat Blanc and Ladybug. One of those screens freezes, as if it’s stuck, waiting for the timeline to resume after the disaster. This proves that it wasn’t a matter of jumping to another reality or parallel universe but rather a disruption within the same flow of time.

The catastrophe occurred when Adrien learned that Marinette was Ladybug. This discovery halted the flow of time, and the timeline took a new direction, leading to the Cat Blanc timeline where Adrien gets akumatized and chaos ensues. In the original timeline, none of this ever happened. When Ladybug used her Miraculous Ladybug power, everything that occurred in the Cat Blanc timeline was completely erased, as if it never existed, and the timeline resumed its natural course. The fact that the Cat Blanc timeline was completely erased, with no lingering effects, confirms that it wasn’t a separate universe but rather a temporary diversion within the same timeline. If it were a multiverse, this alternate timeline would continue to exist as a parallel universe, but this clearly doesn’t happen.

Now, if the Burrow truly connected multiple universes, Bunnyx's screens wouldn’t freeze, because each universe would have its own timeline. But in the Cat Blanc event, multiple screens froze, not just one. This shows that Bunnyx was observing different points of the same timeline, not parallel universes. If each screen represented a separate universe, only one screen would freeze. But that’s not what happened—several screens were affected at once, indicating they were all part of the same timeline. This demonstrates that the timeline itself had been interrupted, and each of these points in time was waiting for the timeline to be fixed, reinforcing the idea that we’re dealing with one timeline, not a multiverse.

Also, it’s well-established in the series that each window in the Burrow leads to a different moment within the same timeline. One window might show the age of the dinosaurs, while another might reveal the future. Bunnyx even warns Ladybug not to look through the windows unless she wants to know what gifts she’ll get for her next birthday, reinforcing the idea that these windows connect to different points in a single continuous timeline. If they connected to separate universes, such a specific warning about future events wouldn’t make sense, because each universe would have its own distinct future, and Ladybug wouldn’t be affected by events in another universe.

Additionally, in one of the specials, Lila discovers Ladybug’s identity and manages to steal her Miraculous to make a wish. When she makes this wish, you can also see in the Burrow that all the windows start disappearing, and the kwami Gimmi only rebuilds one universe when fulfilling a wish. The Burrow was being destroyed because, as Sass explained, when someone makes a wish, the entire reality is erased and rebuilt again. This further proves that everything operates within a single timeline, as the wish doesn't create a new universe, but rather replaces the existing one, showing that there aren’t multiple timelines or universes at play here

I don't know if I managed to make it very clear, especially my explanation about the Cat Blanc episode since I didn't know the right words to use. But if that's the case you can ask me

 

[Ar1216789]

Ladybug never referred to the Burrow as a connection between multiple universes. The Burrow clearly connects events from the same timeline, not from different universes, and a perfect example of this is the Cat Blanc episode.

Imagine a timeline, a continuous line with past, present, and future. That’s the basic framework. When Adrien discovered that Marinette was Ladybug, it triggered a huge catastrophe that essentially erased the future and rewrote it. This is supported by Bunnyx watching her time windows during the fight between Cat Blanc and Ladybug. One of those screens freezes, as if it’s stuck, waiting for the timeline to resume after the disaster. This proves that it wasn’t a matter of jumping to another reality or parallel universe but rather a disruption within the same flow of time.

The catastrophe occurred when Adrien learned that Marinette was Ladybug. This discovery halted the flow of time, and the timeline took a new direction, leading to the Cat Blanc timeline where Adrien gets akumatized and chaos ensues. In the original timeline, none of this ever happened. When Ladybug used her Miraculous Ladybug power, everything that occurred in the Cat Blanc timeline was completely erased, as if it never existed, and the timeline resumed its natural course. The fact that the Cat Blanc timeline was completely erased, with no lingering effects, confirms that it wasn’t a separate universe but rather a temporary diversion within the same timeline. If it were a multiverse, this alternate timeline would continue to exist as a parallel universe, but this clearly doesn’t happen.

Now, if the Burrow truly connected multiple universes, Bunnyx's screens wouldn’t freeze, because each universe would have its own timeline. But in the Cat Blanc event, multiple screens froze, not just one. This shows that Bunnyx was observing different points of the same timeline, not parallel universes. If each screen represented a separate universe, only one screen would freeze. But that’s not what happened—several screens were affected at once, indicating they were all part of the same timeline. This demonstrates that the timeline itself had been interrupted, and each of these points in time was waiting for the timeline to be fixed, reinforcing the idea that we’re dealing with one timeline, not a multiverse.

Also, it’s well-established in the series that each window in the Burrow leads to a different moment within the same timeline. One window might show the age of the dinosaurs, while another might reveal the future. Bunnyx even warns Ladybug not to look through the windows unless she wants to know what gifts she’ll get for her next birthday, reinforcing the idea that these windows connect to different points in a single continuous timeline. If they connected to separate universes, such a specific warning about future events wouldn’t make sense, because each universe would have its own distinct future, and Ladybug wouldn’t be affected by events in another universe.

Additionally, in one of the specials, Lila discovers Ladybug’s identity and manages to steal her Miraculous to make a wish. When she makes this wish, you can also see in the Burrow that all the windows start disappearing, and the kwami Gimmi only rebuilds one universe when fulfilling a wish. The Burrow was being destroyed because, as Sass explained, when someone makes a wish, the entire reality is erased and rebuilt again. This further proves that everything operates within a single timeline, as the wish doesn't create a new universe, but rather replaces the existing one, showing that there aren’t multiple timelines or universes at play here

I don't know if I managed to make it very clear, especially my explanation about the Cat Blanc episode since I didn't know the right words to use. But if that's the case you can ask me

Yeah, I know, The Special made it limited to one timeline. That comment was from a while back.

We still know that other timelines exist, though.. thats only from Thomas Astruct's tweet. I'm kind of against 2-A Miraculous. Gabriel might have said there are infinite universes. But Tikki, a far more reliable source said there are billions of universes.