@scotchbear:
dude above you just posted scans of him creating a verse casually.
Which scan would that be? The documentary explaining how he draws Dr. Slump?
Him showing up to explain a bad panel.
Cool. Not an impressive feat and certainly nothing suggesting omnipotence.
Description on toribots character as well
Which is contradicted by Whis' statement confirming no one in the DB World is above Zeno. Again, nothing high-end about being more important than the Kaioshin.
You're saying if you inserted the living tribunal into the dbz verse and had him destroy everything. Toribot would be destroyed too?
That's not possible, toriyama would just be like wtf is this guy doing in my verse and erase him. Then he'd proceed to redraw the verse.
...If Living Tribunal was inserted into the DB Universe, it would be done by Toriyama's own pen, or one of his successors like Toyotaro (assuming they were granted the OK to do so), and at which point it would be entirely up to them what they do with that character. He could be taken out by Dende if the writers willed it. However, if match them up from a VS. Battle perspective, Living Tribunal would absolutely demolish Tori-Bot on the grounds that he has better feats, better statements and implied power putting him above the latter.
A character on paper/in a comic/on tv can be as strong as they want, the real life author/creater can destroy them whenever they want.
My point exactly. Toriyama just so happens to paint his avatar in a rather pathetic light more often than not. This is why he has nothing but low end feats (as far as I can find) whenever he's included into the story.
Let's say that toribot is actually destroyed, he'd still reappear because toriyama would just redraw himself, he's untouchable. A fictional character can never kill the author of a verse.
That would be up to Toriyama himself... The author, not the in-canon avatar.
I could create a character named super god who destroys quadrillions of universe every millisecond just by breathing, he also can create infinite realities just be blinking
I then create a character who represents myself in that same verse. I give myself silly feats, I fell out of a tree, I get lost, I ask for help, I'm scared of spiders, etc
I could still at any given moment make myself in the story completely erase that super god character. Since I write the stuff, I make the rules. I can make myself as weak as I want, but I can also jump myself to whatever level I want to be.
That decision would be put into effect by your own hand, not the avatar used to represent you in the story. Unless you actually give the avatar the feat or stated ability to erase the nameless multiversal character, it's not applicable to him.
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