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How Fast is Goku Now? (SPOILERS)
Topic Started: Apr 17 2016, 10:34 PM (19,598 Views)
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If you guys saw episode 39 of Dragon Ball Super, Goku incorporates his Kaioken technique with his Super Sayian blue form Multiplying all of the forms attributes (Speed and Power) 10x. Hit uses an improved version of his time leap (Which can now stop time for half a second) yet Goku was moving a abnormal speeds that he was still able to move even when Hit Stop time Meaning Goku Can move so fast that he can bypass the time barrier.




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Exactly.

This scene made me realize that Goku became faster than time itself.
That doesn't make sense. If Goku became faster than time itself, why was he frozen at first?
Was probably still slower than time or something, and then gradually became faster.



Gradually became faster? He charged at Hit with Kaioken x 10. Why wouldn't he be using his full speed when flying at him?
How do you explain him suddenly moving in the stopped time, then ?

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If one were to exceed the speed of light, I imagine time wouldn't be an issue, taking the theory of relativity into account.

I don't think anything would move in stopped time.
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Apr 19 2016, 08:49 PM
Wait, but what's Meta-time?
The method of time that is kept when someone exists outside of time or moves outside of time. In this case how Hit can move inside of stopped time, yet it only lasts .5 seconds and increases from there.
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Wait, but what's Meta-time?
The method of time that is kept when someone exists outside of time or moves outside of time. In this case how Hit can move inside of stopped time, yet it only lasts .5 seconds and increases from there.
So in other terms, Goku is beyond the concept of time ?
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Wait, but what's Meta-time?
The method of time that is kept when someone exists outside of time or moves outside of time. In this case how Hit can move inside of stopped time, yet it only lasts .5 seconds and increases from there.
So in other terms, Goku is beyond the concept of time ?
In this case, the first line of time, but he still adheres to a higher time. Think of it like a dimensional kind of thing. If their time is 2D, Goku would be going 3D but 3D has its own time that Goku must adhere to.
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Exactly.

This scene made me realize that Goku became faster than time itself.
That doesn't make sense. If Goku became faster than time itself, why was he frozen at first?
Was probably still slower than time or something, and then gradually became faster.



Gradually became faster? He charged at Hit with Kaioken x 10. Why wouldn't he be using his full speed when flying at him?
How do you explain him suddenly moving in the stopped time, then ?

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If one were to exceed the speed of light, I imagine time wouldn't be an issue, taking the theory of relativity into account.

I don't think anything would move in stopped time.
I don't, it's an outlier. It directly goes against what we're initially shown a few seconds before it happens and makes no sense as a whole.
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I don't think anything would move in stopped time.

Time is relative, just like the speed of light.
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The more I think about it, even if there is a meta-time that still doesn't get rid of any of the issues of Goku's raw speed being faster than IT and why he'll inevitably still not be able to travel in space despite time not passing whatsoever and the vacuum having no effect.

Edit: Might have to put this "faster than time" feat as an outlier in the future due to the inevitable contradictions that will come about.

EditEdit: Wait a minute, thinking about it further. If Goku and Hit still adhere to a time outside of time then they never really went outside of time to begin with... That would mean that Hit... I can't even formulate a way to make sense of any of this currently lol. Every time I try to make sense of this it makes my head hurt.
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I just think of it like this.
Hit doesn't have a true time stop like DIO's, he has a... let's say lower grade time stop, like Nox's. So Goku bursting through that? Well, Goku isn't going faster than time or ascending 2d time or anything like that, Hit's time stop simply cannot deal with someone that powerful. It's susceptible to high enough amounts of Ki (or in Nox's case Wakfu, to continue the comparison).
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Apr 19 2016, 09:22 PM
I just think of it like this.
Hit doesn't have a real time stop like DIO's, he has a... let's say lower grade time stop, like Nox's. So Goku bursting through that? Well, Goku isn't going faster than time or ascending 2d time or anything like that, Hit's time stop simply cannot deal with someone that powerful. It's susceptible to high enough amounts of Ki (or in Nox's case Wakfu, to continue the comparison).
I'm going with this for the time being, makes it much easier to comprehend and avoids any possible contradictions that will come about later on.
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First of all, goku not moving and then moving is not an inconsistency. It's just for dramatic effect. You're over thinking it

Secondly, no, hit isn't stopping time. It's called time SKIP. It's basically as if he's freezing time but according to the galactic King, he's actually skipping forward...however that works idk

And I still don't see how hit failing to punch goku means he's slower than light. All I'm getting from it was goku was that much faster and able to counter time leap
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First of all, goku not moving and then moving is not an inconsistency. It's just for dramatic effect. You're over thinking it

Secondly, no, hit isn't stopping time. It's called time SKIP. It's basically as if he's freezing time but according to the galactic King, he's actually skipping forward...however that works idk

And I still don't see how hit failing to punch goku means he's slower than light. All I'm getting from it was goku was that much faster and able to counter time leap
It is though, is Goku faster than the time stop or not? Well apparently he isn't-wait he is. If it had focused on Hit instead before his expression changed to shock, and then showing Goku moving that would be more of a dramatic effect thing. Here he clearly broke through after it had effected him. Suggesting to me it's more like Nox's time stops.

It feels like a leap through time to other characters, but from Hit's perspective, it's explicitly a time stop.

How big do you think the arena is? Simple question. Remember, the speed of light is 299,792,458 meters a second. And remember that Hit didn't quite go across the entire Arena and punch Goku in .1 seconds.

In order for Hit to not quite get there in time to have enough time left to hit Goku while being light speed, the arena would have to be around 30 million meters in length.

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We aren't explicitly told that simply having a power level so much higher just negates time leap so it doesn't work on them. It could still be that gokus moving so fast he gets past it. I still think it was for dramatic effect but you do make a fair point

I know the arena is relatively small when we're talking about lightspeed but I don't see how it matters. Again, all I'm seeing is that hit charges, freezes time, but goku was able to hit him because he's much faster and knows how to counter time leap. I don't see how anything there has anything to do witg light speed. Why does it matter if hit failed?
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I'm guessing people are never going to accept this, even though there's way more tangible evidence towards characters not being FTL than there ever was otherwise.

Seriously if you go back there's really nothing that backs it up in any reasonable way, the single thread you could possibly hold on to is the whole King Kai not sensing Goku and Frieza fighting thing but there's multiple things after that which hint at speed not being quite as fast as people would like to believe, which lets face it, is pretty much all that happens here.
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Also, in that scene where goku stops, hit also slows down a lot. So the whole scene is probably for dramatic effect imo
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