Official On-Going DBZ 2015 Movie Thread: "Resurrection 'F'"

[EmmaWinters]

Can anyone link the interview where toriyama said the new movies are his official sequels to tge manga?

Here's a breakdown, and here's the full thing.

[jollyr]

Lol thank you for the speedy reply!

[jollyr]

They point out that Beerus doesn't describe the 12 universes as "parallel worlds", and that people are too influenced by Multiverse (...this guy is basically my Japanese counterpart...)

My problem with that is always if that were the case then where the hell does Future Trunks' alternate timeline fit exactly? Are parallel worlds actually a sub division of universe kind of like a galaxy? Does each timeline have their own unique diety a step down from a god of destruction that manages it? Seriously, I'm really confused.

I would say its an alternate timeline of the same universe and therefore exists in universe 7 (the mangaverse). As with the movies being in "different dimensions" and GT being a "side story" it could very well be the same thing.

[Dbzk1999]

They point out that Beerus doesn't describe the 12 universes as "parallel worlds", and that people are too influenced by Multiverse (...this guy is basically my Japanese counterpart...)

My problem with that is always if that were the case then where the hell does Future Trunks' alternate timeline fit exactly? Are parallel worlds actually a sub division of universe kind of like a galaxy? Does each timeline have their own unique diety a step down from a god of destruction that manages it? Seriously, I'm really confused.

I'd say to look at it like this
Marvel multiverse has things like what ifs ( what if spider man joined the fantastic four, captain america led everyone gainst the superhero registration, etc.)
Then it has different universes (like the ultimate marvel universe, or marvel cinematic universe etc.)
Considering future trunks timeline was the "original" timeline, I'd say that the "main" story can be considered a continuation of a what If story

[EmmaWinters]

They point out that Beerus doesn't describe the 12 universes as "parallel worlds", and that people are too influenced by Multiverse (...this guy is basically my Japanese counterpart...)

My problem with that is always if that were the case then where the hell does Future Trunks' alternate timeline fit exactly? Are parallel worlds actually a sub division of universe kind of like a galaxy? Does each timeline have their own unique diety a step down from a god of destruction that manages it? Seriously, I'm really confused.

A simplified explanation is that timelines≠universes.
Every alternate timeline is inside of an alternate version of that universe.

[UpFromTheSkies]

Alternate universes exist on their own with their own unique origin and their own unique inhabitants, while alternate time-lines branch off of each other and share the exact same past up until the point of time divergence in which alternate versions of everything are created. Sci-fi geek logic 101.

[Kamiccolo9]

They point out that Beerus doesn't describe the 12 universes as "parallel worlds", and that people are too influenced by Multiverse (...this guy is basically my Japanese counterpart...)

My problem with that is always if that were the case then where the hell does Future Trunks' alternate timeline fit exactly? Are parallel worlds actually a sub division of universe kind of like a galaxy? Does each timeline have their own unique diety a step down from a god of destruction that manages it? Seriously, I'm really confused.

I'd say to look at it like this
Marvel multiverse has things like what ifs ( what if spider man joined the fantastic four, captain america led everyone gainst the superhero registration, etc.)
Then it has different universes (like the ultimate marvel universe, or marvel cinematic universe etc.)
Considering future trunks timeline was the "original" timeline, I'd say that the "main" story can be considered a continuation of a what If story

Marvel What-Ifs are all their own universe. There is no difference between "Alternate Timeline" and "Alternate Universe" in Marvel. They are all referred to as Earth ___, and are all treated as separate universes.

[Chuquita]

Do we have anyone on the forum going to Jump Festa next weekend? Anyone going to try to attend the DB/OP panel where new F info may appear?

[Dbzk1999]

My problem with that is always if that were the case then where the hell does Future Trunks' alternate timeline fit exactly? Are parallel worlds actually a sub division of universe kind of like a galaxy? Does each timeline have their own unique diety a step down from a god of destruction that manages it? Seriously, I'm really confused.

I'd say to look at it like this
Marvel multiverse has things like what ifs ( what if spider man joined the fantastic four, captain america led everyone gainst the superhero registration, etc.)
Then it has different universes (like the ultimate marvel universe, or marvel cinematic universe etc.)
Considering future trunks timeline was the "original" timeline, I'd say that the "main" story can be considered a continuation of a what If story

Marvel What-Ifs are all their own universe. There is no difference between "Alternate Timeline" and "Alternate Universe" in Marvel. They are all referred to as Earth ___, and are all treated as separate universes.

Um I know?
I was using that to show the difference between how an alternate timeline would differentiate from an alternate universe
Timelines branch off from a decision
Universes are their own, seperate times

[Kamiccolo9]

Um I know?
I was using that to show the difference between how an alternate timeline would differentiate from an alternate universe
Timelines branch off from a decision
Universes are their own, seperate times

Using Marvel to prove that point is wrong, then, since there is no difference between alternate timelines and alternate universes in Marvel.

[UpFromTheSkies]

Um I know?
I was using that to show the difference between how an alternate timeline would differentiate from an alternate universe
Timelines branch off from a decision
Universes are their own, seperate times

Using Marvel to prove that point is wrong, then, since there is no difference between alternate timelines and alternate universes in Marvel.

There is a difference, actually. Some Earths, such as Earth-1610, exist on their own, while others, such as Earth-1191, are alternate time-lines that branch of off other Earths.

[Kamiccolo9]

Um I know?
I was using that to show the difference between how an alternate timeline would differentiate from an alternate universe
Timelines branch off from a decision
Universes are their own, seperate times

Using Marvel to prove that point is wrong, then, since there is no difference between alternate timelines and alternate universes in Marvel.

There is a difference, actually. Some Earths, such as Earth-1610, exist on their own, while others, such as Earth-1191, are alternate time-lines that branch of off other Earths.

They still fall under the category of alternate universes. Marvel doesn't differentiate between the two.

[UpFromTheSkies]

They still fall under the category of alternate universes.

That's true, but some exist on their own, while others are created from a time divergence and branch off of other universes, so there is a difference.

[Kamiccolo9]

They still fall under the category of alternate universes.

That's true, but some exist on their own, while others are created from a time divergence and branch off of other universes, so there is a difference.

Waaaaay off topic, but All-New Savage She-Hulk #1 pretty much says that all universes in the Marvel Multiverse were formed at some divergent point at "key nodes" on the timeline. The ones that are more radically different just branched off earlier.

[Low Tone G]

Please change the subject untill Vegetto EX will ask for it.

[Puto]

Henceforth known as "Herimisu," unless there's a more valid English to Kana representation that my limited knowledge of the language doesn't give me. I must know more about this mysterious character.

Haamuzu, probably.

[El Diabeetus]

Henceforth known as "Herimisu," unless there's a more valid English to Kana representation that my limited knowledge of the language doesn't give me. I must know more about this mysterious character.

Haamuzu, probably.

Sounds about right ハームズ
ハー can either be Har or Her. Usually the first is more common.

[Chuquita]

VJump preview update!
So much kanji.
I can read the middle line though. "That character from". So, more plot info, I hope.
Help from more experienced translators is appreciated. ^^;

[ssjjanemba]

I'm not sure what Vjump is but i hope we get a lot of info about the movie.

[VegettoEX]

I'm not sure what Vjump is but i hope we get a lot of info about the movie.

V-Jump is a monthly magazine released on the 21st of each month published by Shueisha (the same company who publishes Weekly Shonen Jump, which Dragon Ball was serialized in). It's ostensibly a video game-focused magazine, but because Shueisha puts it out, they're nice and incestuous and cover all of their other stuff going on. Since Dragon Ball is so huge (and, obviously, does have a bunch of video games both currently out and coming out in the future), they cover the upcoming movie(s) quite a bit when there is news to share.