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The End of a Zamasu-flavored Era (Low 2-C CRT)

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Introduction

The topic of Infinite Zamasu's tier has been stuck on my mind for a week or so at this point, and I have been attempting to figure out why this feat was considered Low 2-C but not Goku and Beerus' feat from the Battle of Gods Saga was not because, y'know, I'm a loser.

And, it has just come to me that he does not qualify for that rating.

Low 2-C | Universe level+: Characters who are capable of significantly affecting, creating and/or destroying an area of space that is qualitatively larger than an infinitely-sized 3-dimensional space. Common fictional examples of spaces representing such sizes are space-time continuums of a universal scale.
Keep this in mind.

Arguments

#1. Zamasu did not (completely) merge with the universe

Nothing in the original scene or the dialogue in said scene suggests that Zamasu took over the entire universe yet.


Gowasu: Zamasu... might be trying to become the universe.
Gowasu: He's cast off his form as a god... and is trying to become justice and order itself.
Original Japanese
English Translation (DeepL)
トランクスの剣により真っ二つに引き裂かれたザマスは、半狂乱になり、わめき散らしながら砕け散った。ついにやった。トランクスたちは喜びを噛みしめていた。と、その時、突如、地鳴りとともに不気味な気の奔流が空へ噴きあがる。そこには、ザマスの顔が無数に浮かび上がり、笑い声を響かせながら拡がって空を覆う。悟空たちは気弾を放ち攻撃するも、全く歯が立たない。逆に、空からエネルギー波が激しく降り注ぎ、街を跡形もなく消し去っていく。絶望的な状況の中、悟空は自分の懐の中に何かが入っていることに気づく。Torn in half by Trunks' sword, Zamasu went half-crazy, ranting and raving as he shattered. He had finally done it. Trunks and the others were biting back their joy. Then, suddenly, with a rumbling of the earth, an eerie rush of energy erupted into the sky. There, Zamasu's face appeared in countless numbers, spreading out and covering the sky with his laughing voice. Goku and the others attacked with chi bullets, but they were completely helpless. On the contrary, energy waves poured down from the sky, wiping out the city without a trace. In the midst of the desperate situation, Goku realizes that there is something in his pocket.



Nothing in this scene suggests as such other. We still see Zamasu attempting to extend his presence, but nothing suggests he has merged with the universe.

Zamasu dominated the planet Earth, spreading out and engulfing the skies with his being, and then his presence began to spread out into space. However, never is it later shown or stated that Zamasu managed to merge with the universe. That was his intention, according to Gowasu, but nothing in any episode or any website or any artbook confirms whether or not he accomplished it.

"If Zamasu had not merged with the universe, why would Zen-Oh have erased it?"
Good question, but there is one bit you kind of left out. Zen-Oh did not swoop in and just erase Universe 7 before leaving. No, he erased the entire timeline.

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Zen-Oh uses the word "world" when describing his target, and the word "world" is typically reserved for entire timelines, as they referred to as "parallel worlds" in Dragon Ball. Had he have only targeted that specific universe, which would have singled out Zamasu as the sole target and added credence to the idea that he became the entire universe, he would have used the word "universe" which is what everyone in the entire series uses when referencing... universes.

Zen-Oh was already annoyed by Zamasu (see left) and on top of that, Goku -- someone he does not know because this is the future timeline -- randomly pulled him away from whatever activity he was doing to take care of Zamasu. It has already been established that Zen-Oh has a very short temper; in the past, he erased six universes because he was in an "unpleasant mood", and Whis has stated before that he could and would end up erasing everything from existence if he ever got sour. Him erasing the entire future Multiverse because he was ticked off by Zamasu is just par for the course with Zen-Oh.

"Gowasu stated that Zamasu was attempting to become justice and order which suggests that Zamasu was becoming the entire universe."
Regardless of whether or not he planned to do it, nothing confirms that he did do it. Also, what?

#2. Zamasu's little face bubble is not enough

Additionally, he was even shown to be present in the main timeline and was affecting the present to a certain degree, implying he was actually affecting space-time as well


Time travelling in Dragon Ball is not at all like time travelling in Back to the Future or something. Time flows in one direction in Dragon Ball, and no matter what, that timeline keeps on trucking. Should one go back in time under any capacity and change anything, a whole new parallel world would be created, branching off of the original world's timeline. These are just alternate universes, akin to different Earths in DC Comics. You are never truly going back in time unless you have an ability like Whis' Temporal Do-Over and even then, he is rarely allowed to use it and can only go back as far as five minutes.

For example, in the original Dragon Ball, Future Trunks used a time machine his mother Bulma built in order to travel back in time by seventeen years after his world was ravished by the villainous and unstoppable Androids. However, rather than actually travelling back in time, he actually travelled to an alternate dimension where our main cast lives. By going "back in time" and saving Goku's life by giving him the cure to his eventual deadly virus, Trunks altered the future of this world, allowing the main cast to live happily ever after... after Cell was dealt with. But, nothing in his world changed, because the two, while related, are not the same worlds. The present timeline is not the actual past version of Future Trunks' timeline and as a result, nothing in that timeline affects his own.

Hell, the Supreme Kai are capable of travelling through timelines with their teleportation ability, Kai Kai.

Infinite Zamasu appearing in the present timeline is no more than a Dimensional Travel feat. Besides, he travelled through a warp in time to get there. Impressive on its own, but this means nothing in the context of a Low 2-C rating, especially considering Zamasu had not even merged with the future universe yet, nor did he significantly affect anything time-related in any of the timelines. That is the make-it-or-brake-it keyword: "significantly". In order to qualify for Low 2-C this way, you would have to significantly affect both the spatial and temporal axis.

"Beerus said Zamasu was affecting the past, though."

Beerus: Something happened in the future. It's having an effect on the present.
This comment is being taken way too literally. Beerus does not even know what this "something" is. This is just saying, "They ****** up over there, and now we have to suffer from it" without saying, "They ****** up over there, and now we have to suffer from it".

Beerus did not state that Zamasu was literally affecting the present's temporal axis. He was just expressing concern over the now-dire situation.
And again, it was not very significant either.

#3. There is no third argument.

Conclusions

Infinite Zamasu did not significantly affect any universal-sized spacetime continua, or an "area of space that is qualitatively larger than an infinitely-sized 3-dimensional space", and as a result, he is being downgraded back to 3-A, with a "possibly higher over time".

Everyone who is Low 2-C by scaling off of Infinite Zamasu will be downgraded to 3-A.
This includes:

  • Everybody from the Tournament of Power who is not Ultra Instinct Goku and Jiren
  • Everybody from the Broly movie who is not Beerus or stronger
 
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Absolutely agree. Even being Omnipresent in more timelines at the same time is absolutely not enough for Tier 2, Touhou Junko before being upgraded to 2-C it's more than a proof for that. So why should Zamasu be better?
 
Jiren -- and by proxy, Ultra Instinct Goku -- is more powerful than the Gods of Destruction who are Low 2-C+ because:
  1. Any two Gods of Destruction battling would destroy the universe around them
  2. Beerus and Champa threatened to annihilate both Universes 6 and 7 simultaneously while engaging with each other
Zen-Oh will remain 2-C because no one can defeat him and he is stated to be capable of erasing anything and everything with ease.
 
Wouldn’t that just be at least low 2C?
1. the combine power of both GoDs cause a 2-C feat, thus you can literally divide it into half
2. in order to one-shot someone, you at least should be x2 their power, and x2 power of a GoD result a 2-C power, thus Angels get likely 2-C (actually i think in order to one-shot one you need more than x2)
 
I agree with this, does this makes Jiren first key 3-A as well? or we should nuke that key because it is a useless and holding back key that shouldnt exist?
 
It is a useless key.
It is only existed because Goku and other characters jumped tiers during the Tournament of Power but since that is axed, so is the key.
 
Wasn't the whole conundrum with the low 2-C to 2-C jump the fact that beerus and champa using their power simultaneously would be unquantifiably more powerful than just 2x? That's what i read at least. Cause otherwise Goku and Jiren are 2-C.
 
No ill will towards any of you guys, but could we refrain from discussing the topic of the Gods' ratings?
None of that affects this thread so it should be reserved for another one.
 
I ain’t never watched/read DB besides some fights but I thought the same as the OP the first time I peeped IZ’s reasoning. Easy agree.
 
I don't agree with the view that Zamasu did not completely become the universe. Gowasu made his statement when Zamasu started the process, so obviously he didn't say "Zamasu became the universe". It's called exposition, where Gowasy is telling us audience what is happening and what is Zamasu's goal. After a while, we see Zamasu covering the area completely and then he stopped spreading which implies he has achieved his goal. It's pretty nitpicky to say he didn't become the universe only because Gowasu made the statement at the very beginning and never confirmed it again at the end of the process. That would be redundant writing.

As for Zamasu becoming justice and order himself. I mean, blatant hyperbole. This is just Gowasu trying to say "Now zamasu is becoming the universe so he will have total control of it. Justice will be what he decides and order will be what he establishes since he is the one who holds absolute power". This does not translate to him actually becoming the concept of justice and order, not without having the feats to show for it. And it's completely unrelated to becoming one with space and time. So this part should just be removed from the profile.

As for time travel, it doesn't matter if it's not the normal kind of time travel, it still qualifies as time travel. Zamasu travelled back in time, albeit of a different universe. This feat normally requires a time machine since it involved travelling back to a certain past. There was no warp at the time when Zamasu did that, nor did he have his time ring, which means it was his inherent ability which made him able to do so. Merging with space of the entire universe means his body is the universe, and then demonstrating the ability of moving his body in time without the time ring or external factor, implies that he merged with all of spacetime and hence should qualify for Low 2-C.
 
As for time travel, it doesn't matter if it's not the normal kind of time travel, it still qualifies as time travel. Zamasu travelled back in time, albeit of a different universe. This feat normally requires a time machine since it involved travelling back to a certain past. There was no warp at the time when Zamasu did that, nor did he have his time ring, which means it was his inherent ability which made him able to do so. Merging with space of the entire universe means his body is the universe, and then demonstrating the ability of moving his body in time without the time ring or external factor, implies that he merged with all of spacetime and hence should qualify for Low 2-C.
Expanding to other space times isn't AP tho, there are Omnipresent characters on 2-B Multiverses who are just Tier 3.
Toei pretty much confirmed on there site that Zamasu fused with the universe
Where?
 
Adding to the whole "merging with time and space" bit, wouldn't Zamasu also have to merge with the past, present, and future of all the universes in a timeline too and not just time in a certain point?

Which is supposed to be impossible in Dragon Ball since time travel here just equates to dimensional travel?
 
Adding onto that point, after Zen-Oh erased Zamasu and the rest of the future worlds, Future Trunks and Mai were still able to actually visit the past of their timeline, a point brought up in the thread downgrading Heroes Zamasu's Regeneration from High-Godly.
 
original post still doesn't explain why zamasu wouldn't be high 3-A for affecting what is still considered an infinite amount of snapshots of a part of the universe
 
Expanding to other space times isn't AP tho, there are Omnipresent characters on 2-B Multiverses who are just Tier 3.
Never said expanding to other space times is AP. Never said anything about omnipresent characters. We are talking about a character who became the universe, so he gets the rating just by being. Similar to Ego being planet level by being a planet.

Which is supposed to be impossible in Dragon Ball since time travel here just equates to dimensional travel?
Time travel can be both. It is not impossible in DB to travel to the past. As the teacher explained it to Kid Trunks, Future Trunks did travel back to the past of his own timeline, which gave birth to a new branch. The branch was not always in existence. It just means that you cannot change your present by time traveling.

Adding onto that point, after Zen-Oh erased Zamasu and the rest of the future worlds, Future Trunks and Mai were still able to actually visit the past of their timeline, a point brought up in the thread downgrading Heroes Zamasu's Regeneration from High-Godly.
See the recent staff thread about it. This was already discussed there.
 
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