Fanmanga - DB Multiverse

[Marco Polo]

The pig carcass has hooves, not fingers.

Maybe Toriyama Salagir forgot.

[BlazingBarrrager]

The pig carcass has hooves, not fingers.

Maybe Toriyama Salagir forgot.

Uh...I don't think Scarz would miss THAT little detail. XD

[TheGmGoken]

Maybe it's Oolong's sister. Females have hoves and males have fingers.

[coola]

Gine, you bi.ch

[FoolsGil]

I don't understand. In U3, sure, Hanasia was training Kakarot right before the rebellion, but this isn't that universe: When exactly did Hanasia perform a training montage, before Kakarot was jettisoned to Earth?

Gine, you bi.ch

What, because she's strong, smart and sexy you forgot she's still a genocidal alien from a line of warriors? lol.

[rereboy]

I don't understand. In U3, sure, Hanasia was training Kakarot right before the rebellion, but this isn't that universe: When exactly did Hanasia perform a training montage, before Kakarot was jettisoned to Earth?

The events up to Kakarotto being sent to Earth should be pretty much the same.

[coola]

I cannot believe i forgot that Goku mother is Hanasia in Salagir comic

[Lord Beerus]

Krillin is about the get his ass kicked.

[jcogginsa]

Eh, Krillin's been training with Roshi. He's got good odds unless a full moon appears

[FoolsGil]

If they do battle, Krillin has a good chance to take out an untrained Kakarot.

[Marco Polo]

I thought Kakarot was sent to Earth as a baby

[dbgtFO]

I thought Kakarot was sent to Earth as a baby

Yeah, I don't think Salagir takes Minus into account, so the destruction of Vegeta really should happen a few days after Goku was born.
I think this might be Salagir's explanation of how Goku was supposed to remember his orders, even as a newborn.

[BlazingBarrrager]

I thought Kakarot was sent to Earth as a baby

Yeah, I don't think Salagir takes Minus into account, so the destruction of Vegeta really should happen a few days after Goku was born.
I think this might be Salagir's explanation of how Goku was supposed to remember his orders, even as a newborn.

...although I don't think Kakarot could do actual combat as an infant like the flashbacks imply. I mean don't they generally keep baby Saiyans under watch from the doctors or something?

[Doctor.]

I thought Kakarot was sent to Earth as a baby

Yeah, I don't think Salagir takes Minus into account, so the destruction of Vegeta really should happen a few days after Goku was born.
I think this might be Salagir's explanation of how Goku was supposed to remember his orders, even as a newborn.

Freeza just decided to destroy Vegeta a few years later in this universe, not a big deal really.

[TonyTheTiger]

Maybe it's like implanted memories or something. Space alien bullshit like that.

[BlazingBarrrager]

Maybe it's like implanted memories or something. Space alien bullshit like that.

Honestly a lot of Salagir's ideas seem like Space Alien nonsense, which makes them hard to understand what/how/why.

[rereboy]

Maybe it's like implanted memories or something. Space alien bullshit like that.

Honestly a lot of Salagir's ideas seem like Space Alien nonsense, which makes them hard to understand what/how/why.

Like what?

[BlazingBarrrager]

Maybe it's like implanted memories or something. Space alien bullshit like that.

Honestly a lot of Salagir's ideas seem like Space Alien nonsense, which makes them hard to understand what/how/why.

Like what?

Goku's mother being the strongest Saiyan for example, though this doubles as a joke considering Gine is the complete opposite of her.

[rereboy]

Goku's mother being the strongest Saiyan for example, though this doubles as a joke considering Gine is the complete opposite of her.

It's too convenient, yes, but what does that have to do with "Space Alien" nonsense? I honestly can't tell what you mean.

[BlazingBarrrager]

Goku's mother being the strongest Saiyan for example, though this doubles as a joke considering Gine is the complete opposite of her.

It's too convenient, yes, but what does that have to do with "Space Alien" nonsense? I honestly can't tell what you mean.

I guess the biggest example is the entire Multiverse concept. Is this really how Multiverse's work, or is this simply Salagir's way of thinking? The Varga's technology to be able to travel through Universe's isn't greatly explained at all, especially since such an act shouldn't even be allowed by the Kaioshin. I mean what gives them a free pass when Old Kaishin shows distaste for the use of Dragonballs due to how they violate the rules of the universe. Also was this started back when DBO was still active and how we learned that time travel also violated the rules of the Universe? Honestly the entire concept seems like it was thought up without going into detail about how it worked and such. I mean how can there be a Universe devoid of life for example? Also doesn't help that they completely ignore the risks of such use.

Overall, I find the entire Multiverse concept in this manga to be poorly explained and leaves too many questions unanswered such as how did the Vargas discovered this tech, how it works, why did the Kaioshin even allow this technology to exist let alone be used, and so on. Universe 17's tech heavy story also needs some explaining considering how it doesn't explain what made them able to defeat dangers like Freeza, Cell, Majin Buu, etc.