They made infinite experiments, and each experiment is explicitly an entire universe. It's not a fan forum, it's a direct author comment from an interview printed in a magazine. The 22 dimensions refer to higher spatial dimensions (which exceeds 22).
Not really, the Japanese dub clearly states solar system.
Beerus wouldn't be out of energy. Unless you're one of the people who thinks Beerus was serious about being to tired to blow up earth. In which case good luck functioning in social situations.
ALso isn't he blowing up suns for shits and giggles in this new movie?
Because people been made to think its hip and cool to say "I love DBZ but the fanboys ruin it for me." Like seriously peeps sound like a broken record.
I haven't read the whole thread but I imagine DBZ was brought up in two ways.
1. (by the ignorant) SJJ 4 GOGETA
2. (or by those "totally hip" and "cool" people) *insert the vaguely omnipotent deity character here* would shit all over everyone in DBZ! (boom he just invited people to defend DBZ)
This is the Anime forum. Enjoy your stay and prepare to talk about the same thing over and over.
EDIT: Just went back to read it. jmoul set the scene up straight away in the first post by a reverse number 2.
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Calling a character omnipotent doesn't automatically make them omnipotent. And you can't have more than one omnipotent character in a series, since that makes them BOTH just nigh-omnipotent.
DBZ doesn't use stupid labels like that, but they have feats similar to even "omnipotent" characters. And again, since this is anime... Buuhan has a feat even better than most series "omnipotents". Hell, I remember someone being called omnipotent in Jojo's bizarre adventure. Characters are called that all the time, it doesn't mean anything more than Kami being "God" does.
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I don't like using the word omnipotent because people think it implies lots of stuff beyond shown feats.
Like, if you have a series where a character creates a world and is beyond everything in it, people'll accept that as 'omnipotent,' but then if another series has a character who creates a much larger world, and then two other character stronger than that and equal to each other, many will think of them as 'nigh omnipotent' even when feats-wise they're higher than the one unchallenged world-creator.
And you can have a vastly strong universe maker who's called omnipotent, but never actually shows, say, time travel or time manipulation, and thus, doesn't have those abilities by the feats. People'll just assume that a universe maker can do anything even when there's no feats to show a particular ability.
Feats are feats, and some of the ones mentioned here have much higher feats than anyone in Z, including Buuhan.
Yes, the titles do get thrown around a lot, and indeed, are meaningless on their own.
That said, the ability to rip space and threaten a universe is something that a lot of characters in other things surpass. Buuhan, Beerus, SSJ4 Gogeta, none of them are remotely in contention for the title of strongest.
Never stated it was a bad standing its people take things out of context as i watched the series i heard 22-Universes and 22-Dimesions which to my knowledge its Multi-Universe level creation.....and they state infinite alot but shown it seems not even when Z was shown we seen the Chousin gets handled casually.
The Chousin were explicitly not fully manifesting because they were too big for the 3rd dimension and would cause mass destruction. Z brought in the Counteractor which is basically the anti-chousin response of the dimension, and even then, they *could've* defeated it but only at the cost of killing those present, which would've defeated the entire purpose since they can't perfectly re-create Z and Tenchi like they can everything else.
Sure, limits that were mostly self-imposed. Were it not for the one factor (cannot re-create the ability to manifest LHWs- note, this factor used to not exist in any universe until they ran their countless-universe experiment to *make* it happen, to specifically create something new), they could've wiped the universe and re-created it no problem. And the other primarily limit is 'simply being full self too big for universe, would destroy it.' Which is normally not a problem with their ability to undo that.
There's a silly brain-bug that some people have where they think that someone without explicit limits and less shown scale is better than someone with a limit or two but much more shown scale.
They're way bigger and more powerful than any mono universal power, and even some multiversal powers.
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