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I don't see how that diagram presents anything more. All I can see is brown ground and blue sky. This is just proving my point more.Kisuke's diagrams never present WotL and SS as planets but as dimensions.
WotL = Earth, and SS = planet. So no. Although, stars do exist in the universe where Earth resides. And they do exist in the dimension where SS resides.So I guess all of the stars, the sun, the moon etc don't exist in WotL or SS? Okay then.
Firstly, that is semantics because they refer to them as worlds. "I live on this planet" and "I live in this world". Notice how I mean the same thing but I used 'on' and 'in' because I used world in the latter statement. WotL and SS are consistently referred to as worlds. What the usage of 'world' means, can be known from the context.If world = planet, why do they not say they are on the WotL? Why not on SS? Or HM? They don't because they are also the names of the dimensions.
Not completely. They were still only connected to the Kyogoku, a separate dimension. They were not completely pulled inside that dimension. They were being pulled.According to your stance, the two planets of SS and WotL got moved into the Dangai, correct?
This is how you know someone hasn't read the OP because that scan is already in the OP.isn't it literally stated that a universe exists?
According to AKM this quote/statement would work even if in this instance it was referring to the SS and Wotl as planets. This is false.Some would argue that because it is said "if" the WotL and SS could be "likened" to planets, means they are not actually planets.
That is a faulty interpretation. This statement is used to give an easy to understand explanation of what is Garganta. The structure here is being compared to real life planets and space because they are easier to visualize and understand. WotL and SS are being compared to two real life planets which can be seen together, and Garganta is being compared to the space between them. Because it's much easier to imagine two planets, say Mercury and Venus, and the space between them, and then compare it with Earth, SS planet and Garganta, which are not in view together due to being dimensionally separate, and are therefore difficult to visualize and understand.
Nothing about it implies WotL and SS are referring to universes. This statement would hold true if they are only planets as well.
This is you not understanding how dimensions work in fiction. Garganta is literally a different dimension. You can't see it until you open dimensional walls. For example, in DBZ, Earth and RoSaT exist together. Are people able to see RoSaT with their naked eyes? No. Why? Because RoSaT is another dimension. Other dimensions can coexist and overlap, and they won't be visible to the naked eye. Same is with Garganta. You even see people opening doors to Garganta in the sky of Earth, and in the sky of SS plenty of times, which means it exists there. Same as Buu opening a hole from RoSaT. Because it is another dimension. It exists but you can't see it normally unless the dimensional wall has been opened.So in the scenario where we consider the two realms as planets, the garganta would immediately be surrounding them similar to outer space surrounding planets . However we do know that nothing exists in the garganta. It is just a void of reishi which Urahara goes out of his way to describe as dark. If the garganta were surrounding these planets based on the quote above then people in these planets would absolutely in no scenario be able to view stars from these planets, like at all since nothing exists in the garganta. The planets would be covered in darkness because even sunlight wouldn't be able to enter these planets. Yet we are able to see stars from these planets as seen in the scans provided before.
yeah but you're dismissing it on the basis of already declaring that they are planets while contradicting the already established translationOnly going to reply to the relevant points not already covered to avoid circular arguments.
I don't see how that diagram presents anything more. All I can see is brown ground and blue sky. This is just proving my point more.
WotL = Earth, and SS = planet. So no. Although, stars do exist in the universe where Earth resides. And they do exist in the dimension where SS resides.
Firstly, that is semantics because they refer to them as worlds. "I live on this planet" and "I live in this world". Notice how I mean the same thing but I used 'on' and 'in' because I used world in the latter statement. WotL and SS are consistently referred to as worlds. What the usage of 'world' means, can be known from the context.
Not completely. They were still only connected to the Kyogoku, a separate dimension. They were not completely pulled inside that dimension. They were being pulled.
This is how you know someone hasn't read the OP because that scan is already in the OP.
that's straight up a false equivalence fallacyThis is you not understanding how dimensions work in fiction. In DBZ, Earth and RoSaT exist together. Are people able to see RoSaT with their naked eyes? No. Why? Because RoSaT is another dimension. Other dimensions can coexist and overlap, and they won't be visible to the naked eye. Same is with Garganta. You even see people opening doors to Garganta in the sky of Earth, and in the sky of SS plenty of times, which means it exists there. Same as Buu opened a hole from RoSaT. Because it is another dimension. It exists but you can't see it normally unless the dimensional wall has been opened.
The above post makes sense to me.Also side note here. That is my point.
1. There are many many instances where they explicitly refer to planets.
2. There are instances where we cannot determine for sure whether they are talking about the planets.
3. But there is not a single instance where they explicitly undeniably 100% refer to universes.
Even if we are going to analyze the usage on a case-by-case basis, then let's analyze the movie.
Does the movie refer to WotL and SS in context of the planets?
Yes. We have Kisuke making a direct distinction between SS planet and the dimension in which it is, calling the planet as SS and not calling the dimension anything particular. We have a statement saying "town from the WotL" which implies Earth more than it implies universe. And lastly we have visuals of planets being pulled together and SS's sky showing an image of Earth.
Does the movie refer to WotL and SS as universes.
No, there is no instance of it.
With the context we have from the movie itself, that much is enough for Senna's feat to be treated as "pushing away two planets".
And like I said in the OP:
In this instance, with the context we have from everything discussed above, there is more than sufficient information to conclude that WotL and SS are referring to planets. And even if we did not have so much evidence, we would still have defaulted to the lower interpretation. Because the higher assumption needs explicit undeniable evidence, which doesn't exist.
- "But sekai can also mean universe. They don't have to be planets. They could be universes."
As for the Hueco Mundo, it is also a planet made of sand. The Sand Paradise. As for Yhwach destroying it, that depends on details of Yhwach's feat that I will avoid discussing here.
I am not knowledgeable on Dragon ball so I can't comment much on this but I don't think ROSAT has a statement about containing all the realms in Dragon ball and filling the space between realms.This is you not understanding how dimensions work in fiction. In DBZ, Earth and RoSaT exist together. Are people able to see RoSaT with their naked eyes? No. Why? Because RoSaT is another dimension. Other dimensions can coexist and overlap, and they won't be visible to the naked eye. Same is with Garganta. You even see people opening doors to Garganta in the sky of Earth, and in the sky of SS plenty of times, which means it exists there. Same as Buu opening a hole from RoSaT. Because it is another dimension. It exists but you can't see it normally unless the dimensional wall has been opened.
1. The second biggest misconception in VSBW Bleach: "WotL and SS refer to universes"
I have recently read the entire manga, watched the canon movie, and gleaned relevant information from the novels. And there isn't one statement that I can quote and say with 100% surety that "in this statement right here, WotL and SS are definitely referring to different universes". Not one. Zilch. In each instance, the terms WotL and SS have always been used to refer to specific planets (Earth and SS planet). The context below will make it clear.
This is completely false, lmao, if what you say is true then there won't be a space in bleach because the Garganta is the equivalent of space in Bleach which we all know is false:Some would argue that because it is said "if" the WotL and SS could be "likened" to planets, means they are not actually planets.
That is a faulty interpretation. This statement is used to give an easy to understand explanation of what is Garganta. The structure here is being compared to real life planets and space because they are easier to visualize and understand. WotL and SS are being compared to two real life planets which can be seen together, and Garganta is being compared to the space between them. Because it's much easier to imagine two planets, say Mercury and Venus, and the space between them, and then compare it with Earth, SS planet and Garganta, which are not in view together due to being dimensionally separate, and are therefore difficult to visualize and understand.
Nothing about it implies WotL and SS are referring to universes. This statement would hold true if they are only planets as well.
If you want to use this as proof that SS and WoTL in the context of the movie aren't planets, this is simply wrong."The Valley of Screams has connected WotL and SS. There is no way a tunnel connecting two hoshi can be created naturally."
Already covered this in earlier post just now in my response to Torsin. Garganta is a separate dimension that doesn't have to be visible. It overlaps and fills the gap between Earth, SS and HM that are all dimensionally separate. The problem with your particular line of thought is that you are not able to visualize the garganta as existing separately dimensionally. In simple words, you are not able to grasp how different dimensions work.So yeah Garganta isn't the space of Bleach world, this is false and thus your interpretation falls, just as Garganta isn't the space, SS and WoTL aren't planets.
Well, I can see that people aren't reading the OP and the discussion that ensued, so I will only reply to newer points that come up and ignore the repeated points to avoid circular arguments.If WotL and SS could be likened to planets. So, forgive me this was addressed. I'm a little busy, I won't have time to go through everything.
ignoring arguments that directly contradict you're faulty interpretationAlready covered this in earlier post just now in my response to Torsin. Garganta is a separate dimension that doesn't have to be visible. It overlaps and fills the gap between Earth, SS and HM that are all dimensionally separate. The problem with your particular line of thought is that you are not able to visualize the garganta as existing separately dimensionally. In simple words, you are not able to grasp how different dimensions work.
Well, I can see that people aren't reading the OP and the discussion that ensued, so I will only reply to newer points that come up and ignore the repeated points to avoid circular arguments.
Ironic. Please read the OP completely. Your latest scan was also addressed there.ignoring arguments.
Whether Narita tried to simplify Bleach's cosmology or not, it matters not as the diagram basically confirms his words.I have only read the OP until the nowhere were SS and WotL referred to as universes. So, forgive me this was addressed. I'm a little busy, I won't have time to go through everything.
If WotL and SS could be likened to planets the pipeline that connected them would be the Dangai.
This is also confirmed visually in the manga through a diagram during TYBW
Stars are nowhere to be found, indicating that the Dangai in fact connects the realms, not just the planets.
SS and WotL as terms can refer to both the planets and the realms as far as we know, not just one of the two.
I've read it over multiple times and the scan stating "if the world of the living and soul society COULD be likened to planets" quite literally saying that they aren't already planetsIronic. Please read the OP completely. Your latest scan was also addressed there.
That's not what it implies. I have already covered it. You don't need to repeat the same point.I've read it over multiple times and the scan stating "if the world of the living and soul society COULD be likened to planets" quite literally saying that they aren't already planets
in the same scan it's comparing garganta to space which it isn't. and sekai can mean universe as much as it can mean world. and my latest scan is actually the back cover of volume 6That's not what it implies. I have already covered it. You don't need to repeat the same point.
Your latest scan is a promotional material. The actual statement from the novel in context to that is already in the OP and it uses the word sekai.
Posting outdated docs that I am already aware of since I got them from Cyber already, and to address which the thread is created in the first place, doesn't help.
Instead of spamming the thread like that just make a single comment.
saying the realms are "planets" would mean that prime soul king is weaker than gremmy who can materialize outer space along with various stars and galaxies in an instant
Because everything the OP brings up to say the worlds are planets are specific instances where they are actually talking about the planet. The Yhwach SK stuff being mentioned is to point out that the OP is incorrectly assuming that it always refers to the planet and never the dimensions. This is relevant to the thread since it shows that said terms can also refer to the dimensions.I love how people keep bringing soul king, yhwach and all this jazz when the op is talking mostly about senna's feat.
No idea about IMade but Arc is eating turkey rn iirc.Any idea where Arc or Imade is?
Feels low-key wrong to do this without the two biggest bleach supporters
I was in contact with Arc before this thread, and I am still in contact with him. He said that he may or may not reply, and that he is fine with tier 5 or tier 3 Bleach. He doesn't really care about Senna's feat all that much atm.Any idea where Arc or Imade is?
Feels low-key wrong to do this without the two biggest bleach supporters
Last aside before I gorge myself with turkey, no one needs to worry about “waiting for Arc to comment”. If I comment you’ll see my name pop up in thread, if not you won’t.
Lmao, you didn't, and your interpretation of RoSaT has nothing to do with what we are talking about here.Already covered this in earlier post just now in my response to Torsin. Garganta is a separate dimension that doesn't have to be visible. It overlaps and fills the gap between Earth, SS and HM that are all dimensionally separate. The problem with your particular line of thought is that you are not able to visualize the garganta as existing separately dimensionally. In simple words, you are not able to grasp how different dimensions work.
Your whole response is based on a false understanding of the language so, no offense honestly, just read how Simile works.Some would argue that because it is said "if" the WotL and SS could be "likened" to planets, means they are not actually planets.
That is a faulty interpretation. This statement is used to give an easy to understand explanation of what is Garganta. The structure here is being compared to real life planets and space because they are easier to visualize and understand. WotL and SS are being compared to two real life planets which can be seen together, and Garganta is being compared to the space between them. Because it's much easier to imagine two planets, say Mercury and Venus, and the space between them, and then compare it with Earth, SS planet and Garganta, which are not in view together due to being dimensionally separate, and are therefore difficult to visualize and understand.
Nothing about it implies WotL and SS are referring to universes. This statement would hold true if they are only planets as well.
Mathew isn't a staff plus can you add yourself?I will quickly make a tally before I come back to this.
Agreement or leaning to agree: (Myself), Ant, Medeus, Damage, LordGriffin, Matthew
Neutral: Ogbun, Mitch
I have contacted more staff members so I will wait for them too. And Arc, if he decides to comment.