Wanderez

The copium is simply crazy. The statement translates nothing else but ONLY to "everything in existence" and considering that multiple people I asked that can read and translate Japanese and a person who can kinda do Chinese say that THERE IS NO other interpretation to it just speaks volumes. And then Senjumaru proceeds to shake a planet across two spacetimes and all of a sudden it's all that she shook, completely ignoring logic and the very statement itself, because the anime didn't meticulously go through every single of the trollions of galaxies that exist in the observable universe, every star, planet, moon, etc that exist in them showing them shake.

That's the entire point though. If she didn't have the power - she wouldn't be shaking them and vice versa.

I'm genuinely speechless...

Oh, and yes. Nobody is saying that Senjumaru is universal as far as I'm aware. Shaking a universe doesn't require nowhere near the energy it'd take to destroy it.

The unfortunate fact that I find a reason to use this in 95% of the threads I participate in is just sad.

Hmm, that's weird. Very weird indeed. I could've sworn that Kirinji explicitly told Senjumaru not to overdo it. I wonder why, hmm. Perhaps he was showing mercy to the Quincies? Yeah, that must be it! Surely it has nothing to do with the fact that the moment Senjumaru used Bankai, the realms began to shake? Surely it has nothing to do with endangering the realms if she did "overdo it"?

But nah. That'd be wank. It's all just her range, right?

You heard it here, folks. All universal characters in any fictional work have just been officially debunked.

Destroying a hydrogen atom (for example) as in converting it into energy takes 0.0015 Joules.

All those guys/gals that destroyed universes only got universal range but have infinitesimal power compared to an ordinary human. They merely destroyed a universe by converting each atom into energy. Who would've thought, huh.

He wasn't a part of the blood pact as there were only four candles. As of now you can only speculate. Chances are since he is over a million years old, he has gotten a much better hold of his power. But again, that's merely a speculation.

No, no, no. Those are very conflicting statements. Which is it? Was the power boost meant to:

1. Show the unsealed power of Squad Zero?
2. Show the range of the energy of Squad Zero?

It's a simple question to answer. Go on.

Nah, that doesn't work. Which one? Which is it?

@wanderez said:

@wanderez said:

I'll just re-post the following:

The kanji used by Senjumaru for "heaven and earth" is tenchi. Tenchi is used figuratively, it does not literally mean "the planet and the atmosphere". The kanji means "everything in existence". And even though it's supposed to be used figuratively, Senjumaru just so happens to reaffirm what she said a bit later. I guess I could also add that in Buddhism, the kanji in question is correlated to the entire universe and Buddhism is so relevant in Bleach that PhD students write academic works about its symbolism in the series. So, yes, she did shake the entire universe there.

But saying that after her true power was unsealed, it just hopscotched through all the space and meticulously just shook one planet is quite ridiculous to say the least.

Yeah, I don't see how it gets any clearer than this.

Once more, just to make it clear: the kanji "tenchi" doesn't mean "planet and atmosphere" or heaven as in Soul Society planet and earth as in World of the Living planet. That's taking it literally when it's used figuratively. The kanji explicitly means "all of creation"/"everything in existence". Furthermore, Senjumaru uses "sangai tenchi" which is used to refer to the three realms of existence in Buddhism which form the universe.

Sorry, not sorry. Bleach is just built like that. I've been saying universal god tiers for years now. It seems as though the anime will finally do me justice.

For the billionth time, probably.

Yhwach murderstomps the HST including Boruto. Been doing so for about 8 years now.