Could Super Shenlong actually revive an individual who had been erased via "Hakai" by a Hakaishin or even the immortality-override erasing effect of Zeno? Moreover, could Super Shenlong also revive an individual who was dead but then died again?
Or would it be simply beyond it's power despite boasting the ability to supposedly grant "any" wish?
Can The Super DBs Undo Erasure Or The Death Of A Soul?
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Can The Super DBs Undo Erasure Or The Death Of A Soul?
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Assuming that the no limits fallacy doesn't apply, I would imagine so yes. The Super Dragonballs are supposed to be on a scale that eclipses everything that came after it. With that being said, the Super Dragonballs were also destroyed by Black and Zamasu in the future timeline, if I'm not mistaken. How could that be possible if the balls are supposed to be nigh infinite in their power applicability? The only other time we've seen Dragonballs become damaged was during the Piccolo Daimao arc when Yajirobe carved a circular hole into one to rope it into a necklace. If the structural integrity of the Dragonballs were dictated by their creator's power then this shouldn't have been possible. I guess when you take that into account, it might not sound so unreasonable to believe that the Super Dragonballs were destroyed. It's not like Zarama himself had been killed.
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Correct me if I'm wrong but didn't Black & Zamasu wish the balls to destroy themselves?Lionel wrote:Assuming that the no limits fallacy doesn't apply, I would imagine so yes. The Super Dragonballs are supposed to be on a scale that eclipses everything that came after it. With that being said, the Super Dragonballs were also destroyed by Black and Zamasu in the future timeline, if I'm not mistaken. How could that be possible if the balls are supposed to be nigh infinite in their power applicability? The only other time we've seen Dragonballs become damaged was during the Piccolo Daimao arc when Yajirobe carved a circular hole into one to rope it into a necklace. If the structural integrity of the Dragonballs were dictated by their creator's power then this shouldn't have been possible. I guess when you take that into account, it might not sound so unreasonable to believe that the Super Dragonballs were destroyed. It's not like Zarama himself had been killed.
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Possibly -- I don't exactly remember how they went about destroying the Super Dragonballs. My initial assumption was that they destroyed them in the same manner that Vegeta had instructed Krillin to destroy the Dragonball he was holding while on Namek.
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I would imagine the Super Shenron would re-crate the soul and body of that person before their soul was erase.
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They should. Since the Super Dragon Balls, by all means, have not limitations of what kinds of wishes can be granted.
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Indeed. As of episode 108 of the current anime, they're said to even be able to kill Gods of Destruction, the third strongest types of beings after Zeno and the Angels that dwarf even the godly fighters of Universe 7.Lord Beerus wrote:They should. Since the Super Dragon Balls, by all means, have not limitations of what kinds of wishes can be granted.