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Naraka is another that has an endless amount of endless pillers. This should be a high 3-A feat but for some reason it's considered a "hyperbole".Yobobojojo said:Did chakravartin create Naraka? He said the only one there besides Asura, and it'seems destroyed when Chakravartin is. Even if he didn't, the pocket dimension is heavily implied to be either infinite, and unlike before there is nothing to contradict that.
I don't recall how he destroyed them exactly, can you remind me? It may shed some light.Kepekley23 said:The pillars are not endless, unless you think Asura has infinite speed.
I meant the endless white void.Kepekley23 said:The pillars are not endless, unless you think Asura has infinite speed.
That's arguable, I guess, since it's made clear good old Chakravartin needs him, and since he woke up there it's possible he woke up near the end of a pillar (Recall that rays extend forever in one path)Kepekley23 said:He fell down to Naraka and climbed them in twelve thousand years, which would make him infinitely fast if the pillars were endless.
It really isntM+S=Greatness said:That is arguable, because you can easily say that Goku is massively ftl+ in the saiyan saga because snake way runs across other world which is universe sized.
So how fast is bsse Asura exactly? Thats the problem. Can I get a rough estimate at least? I've heard about sub rel, but thats it.Yobobojojo said:I meant snake way
The point is that Asura could not have climbed it, needing rage and determination to do so, which he didn't have without his memory. This means his soul either appeared on the pillar or was brought there by Chakravartin, which negates the idea Naraka can't be infinite because of it.Lightbuster30 said:So how fast is bsse Asura exactly? Thats the problem. Can I get a rough estimate at least? I've heard about sub rel, but thats it.Yobobojojo said:I meant snake way
The point is that Asura could not have climbed it, needing rage and determination to do so, which he didn't have without his memory. This means his soul either appeared on the pillar or was brought there by Chakravartin, which negates the idea Naraka can't be infinite because of it. I never said it was infinite. And he most certainly climbed it/ran up it, we literally see him do this. If you want to argue otherwise, then you need a feasible alternative to what we saw on screen.Lightbuster30 said:So how fast is bsse Asura exactly? Thats the problem. Can I get a rough estimate at least? I've heard about sub rel, but thats it.
Endless pillars is unlikely, but endless sized pillars is more probableM+S=Greatness said:What about the number of pillers, which is also said to be endless? And there could have been a portal at the top of a piller (though that sounds pretty rediculous). Or the piler is actually endless and the more Asura climbed the more his soul wanted to return to his body. And if Naraka isn't infinite then why would Asura come from under ground, which would mean that Naraka is inside Gaia, but that's not true because that's where Vlitra lives.
So does anyone know Asura's base speed?Lightbuster30 said:No sir, I am arguing POSSIBLE infinite pillars, since we see him run up from the middle of a pillar
Now we just have to figure out if Naraka is infinite, thanks!Lightbuster30 said:Forget it, I'll just use baseline mhs+ since that is his slowest speed (Don't have exact numbers, just know he is above baseline according to his profile). 343000 m/s x 3.78432e+11 seconds is 1.2980218e+17 meters or 13.72 Light Years. More than triple baseline 4-A by size.