I honestly don't see it in the scans. All I see is statements for "destroy the universe". It doesn't say if he's gonna do it in one single attack that takes x amount of timeframe to cover up the entire structure and nuke it from existence, or if he's going to destroy it one galaxy/supercluster/whatever at a time.
Imma assume you misunderstood what I’m saying, I’m saying the evidence for broly being able to destroy the universe like you wanted, is him having infinite power, which I proved. Firstly, I showed multiple statements but that’s not enough, so then literally my first argument I use right, is broly destroying a infinite galaxy easily and being implied he could do the same to another infinite galaxy. One feat down. I then go on to say he has multiple universe destroying statements, right. This would make sense for broly to be able to destroy the infinite dragon ball universe since he destroyed a infinite galaxy.
Could just very well mean infinite stamina. But since there is at least one statement I can see of him nuking the universe, I'll give it the benefit of the doubt.
It says "galaxies that exist infinitely" as a whole, it doesn't make distinctions with the 4 quadrants.
Refer to the above.
Means nothing unless we have statements that he can blow it all up with a single attack, which doesn't care about timeframe.
Read the above response to the "infinite galaxy" conundrum.
Most of them are "bottomless power" statements with only one concrete "he will destroy the entire universe" statement.
Infinite stamina, very weird interpretation, prove this interpretation is above mine.
That's how we treat "infinite power" statements in general now, them's the standards.
Fair point.
Because it needs "whole universe" stated verbatim to make it count. High 3-A be nitpicky like that. And you've got one scan for it.
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. That and our standards for High 3-A are incredibly stringent.
This doesn’t prove why that interpretation would inherently be above mine, especially when i provided evidence to support said interpretation. Maybe this would apply to a baseless interpretation with no backing behind it.
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You’re like the second person to make this Time frame argument but literally show 0 proof backing it up. Explain the argument and show scans for said argument
Okay BoastJr. I understand.
Him destroying the South Galaxy (which represents 1/4 of the universe) in seconds is more than enough proof that it's not infinite
So you’re arguing the galaxies aren’t infinite as a way to refute my argument ? Okay, I would easily refute all of this but look here, I don’t even have to bc it’s already accepted on the wiki LMFAOOO
Don’t even need to waste my time
Huh? This nonsense got accepted in this wiki ? Well in that I case I have to agree
I think I'm fine with Broly being Multi-Galaxy only, and also one of the directors said that Broly is not allowed to destroy the universe, but if he were to destroy it, it would take some time, so I kind of disagree, I think we can close this topic and wait for the CRT of the infinite Universe to see what happens.
This doesn’t prove why that interpretation would inherently be above mine, especially when i provided evidence to support said interpretation. Maybe this would apply to a baseless interpretation with no backing behind it.
Where is this stated? I just looked at the tiering system.
Tiering System
The following is a comprehensive overview of the hierarchical system the VS Battles Wiki utilizes to properly categorize and index fictional characters, entities, and objects based on the scale of their feats and the varying scopes that they can affect or create/destroy. Though Destructive...Tier High 3-A
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Koyama a director of the film responds strongly to the destruction of the universe and he says that he cannot destroy it.
Tiering System FAQ
A: Whether higher-dimensional entities qualify for such high tiers or not depends on several different factors, which may take root both in and out-of-verse. To explain this situation, we must first clarify what exactly being higher-dimensional entails. In a way, yes, though not how most would...
If you want scans for that btw, lmk
The space being infinite doesn't mean all matter inside that space is infinite.
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The universe as in the entire spatial dimensions, space time or just matter? The time frame needs to be specified too.
You should probably send scans for that.
… who gonna tell him??
Don't say that, bro, each day of ours is just suffering.
Dragonball guys should start counting their days. Lmfao.
Neutral.
Perhaps you can
The south galaxy, which is infinite, is literally the first thing to happen in the movie.
I don't see what's so iffy when Broly was 3-B for the same reasoning. The only difference now is that the universe is accepted as infinite making it high 3-A. If you assert it's not high 3-A, then we're stuck with infinite speed. So pick your poison.
KLOL, didn’t you accept the calc that put Broly at 3-B? Why are you asserting Broly is going by one galaxy at a time?
I was under the impression that Broly did it all in one singular attack.
For the south galaxy yes, which is infinite anyway.
The universe, including the dark regions outside the visible universe, is infinite. Not the galaxies.
Not true. Galaxies are stated to exist infinitely in the daizenshuu. This was discussed long ago.
Has to be the weirdest destruction pattern. I choose to believe the specific attack used was Blaster Meteor
Ah, forgot that bit.
Galaxies are infinite too, there are three quotes about that, in the GT that says there are unlimited galaxies and in the other two guides.
Wait, that just means an unlimited amount of them.
