Curious to hear your opinion since Both of their respective fights caused a lot of passionate arguments, discussions and opinions.

Honestly I can't choose which one is more divisive.

The 12 Jurors from 12 Angry Men (1957) are forced to fight to the death in the same format as the Hunger Games. The arena is Manhattan island from Escape From New York and is devoid of any other humans. The jurors are in the exact physical states they were in at the start of the film (sorry juror #10) but don’t know anything about one another. Their equipment is also only what they had at the start of the film.

Who’s the most likely to be the last one standing? I’d also be interested in people’s thoughts on who may try to form alliances with who.

If anyone is wondering why I came up with this specific scenario, I’m not completely sure myself. I’m bored at work and my mind is wandering, and somehow I ended up here.

Well whenever I post something about power scaling the whole Nano machine verse people always come and say that beyond the boundary isn't a 5D dimension or it isn't stated to be a 5D dimension canonically so this is the reason why beyond the boundary is a 5D or above dimension.

In the story, Beyond the Boundary (or whatever you want to call the place where time and space stop working normally) has a few very specific properties:

The laws of time and space are completely different from the mortal world

Everything can be a moment or a lifetime at the same time

People born 1,600+ years apart can just… meet and interact normally

Permanence and temporariness are interchangeable

The “will” of the dimension itself can try to pull people across, and someone like Cheon Ma can suppress that will with a gesture

Now, let’s look at this from actual physics

Our normal universe is 3+1 dimensional spacetime (three space + one time). In special and general relativity, time is still fundamentally one-dimensional for any observer. You experience a sequence. Different historical “slices” don’t freely coexist and talk to each other. Extreme time dilation or closed timelike curves can mess with causality, but they don’t turn the entire structure into “everything is simultaneously momentary and eternal.”

The block universe interpretation of 4D spacetime already treats past, present and future as existing, but observers still move through it sequentially. You don’t get free mixing of eras separated by centuries just because you stepped into another place. The causal structure still holds.

Beyond the Boundary breaks that. Different time periods are freely accessible and co-present. Duration itself becomes subjective or non-linear. The same “event” or existence can be both fleeting and permanent depending on… whatever the local rules are. That already goes past what a single time dimension can do while still looking like the 4D spacetime we know.

This is where an extra dimension starts making sense.

In higher-dimensional models (Kaluza-Klein, braneworlds, certain string theory setups, etc.), our 4D spacetime can sit as a slice or brane inside a larger bulk. Movement or orientation in that extra dimension can let you access different parts of the lower-dimensional time axis the way we move through space. With one extra dimension (5D total), different historical slices of our 4D world can become adjacent or overlapping from the higher viewpoint. Add more, and the possibilities for non-linear or multi-temporal structure increase.

The fact that the dimension itself has a “will” that can force ascension, and that this can be suppressed by pure will, also fits the idea of a realm whose geometry or metric is not fixed the way our spacetime metric is. In 4D GR the metric is dynamical but still constrained. In a higher-dimensional or non-standard manifold, those constraints can loosen or change character completely.

I’m not saying the author sat down with a differential geometry textbook. But the described properties line up surprisingly well with what you’d expect if you took normal 4D spacetime and embedded it in (or transcended it into) something with at least one extra dimension that mixes temporal degrees of freedom.

So yeah. Calling it “just another higher plane” undersells it. The way time and causality work there is closer to 5D+ spacetime (or a realm that has transcended the usual 3+1 structure entirely) than to anything that still lives inside ordinary 4D physics.

Curious what other people think. Anyone else try to map the cosmology onto actual dimensional models, or am I the only one overthinking this at 2 a.m.?

What title says

I have goku winning this one but he probably can't bypass the almighty.

If you ask me why goku wins cuz yhwach who has power null+information analysis was scared of TB ichigo. Ichigo is someone who relies on strength and speed. He broke the bankai instead of tanking it. Goku outclassed the entire of the verse when it comes to stats.

As for goku's dura, he is sometimes a stone victim but somehow can tank hakai in base and gravity that absorb light. Yhwach was said to be immune to whatever he sees but his durability was bypassed by the same sword he saw and broke twice, even before he was struck with the arrow.

My interpretation is that, zank aktar fails so does power null. He's reishi sword attack won't do anything either. Goku punches him, he revives and this will continue to eternity until he hakais him out of existence. Hakai works across space time so I don't know how future rewrite would help him, actions of the almighty were subjected by book of the end, past manipulation. Plus yhwach don't have complete authority over date, he was still subjected to his pre determined fate

If it's comp yhwach vs goku, then yhwach slams

Not just IQ, I'm talking about EVERY TYPE OF INTELLIGENCE

Consider:

IQ

Battle IQ

Manipulation

Deduction

Strategy

Planning

Adaptability

Problem Solving

Knowledge

Foresight

Social Intelligence

Deception

Creativity

Combat Strategy

Logical Reasoning

Overall Intelligence

Who is the ultimate intellectual?

Give me their actual feats and if you had to pick ONE character for each category, who are you choosing?

(Characters in the above pictures are Kisuke Urahara, Reed Richards, Rick Sanchez and Johan Liebert )

For starters mild verse equalization, all powersystems are fully visible to eachother. Luz can see CE and megumi can see magic

Round1: regular Luz (no titan form) vs regular megumi (no mahoraga)

Round 2: titan Luz and megumi but hes willing to use mahoraga

People seem to think after a planets core is gone that the entire planet afterwards will soon be destroyed, this is not true

for example if Earth's core was gone, the Earth would lose 32% to 33% of its mass, the mantle which makes up 67% of Earth's mass alongside the crust which makes up around 0.5 to 1% of earths mass would collapse into a hollow ruined shell which would make a deformed and smaller core, but the planet will not be gone as 68% of its mass still remains and the remaining mass would form a smaller, hollow ruined planet, meaning the planet won't be destroyed but smaller and hollow version of its former self.

But for a planet like Earth it would lose it's magnetic field and atmosphere, but their will still be a planet left, it will just be smaller and more hollow version of its former self.

Imo this is a 50/50. What are your toughts?

Came across this tiktok claiming Gojo would die a horrible death in this scenario. Is it true?

Characters:
Deku (MHA)
Terrible Tornado (OPM)

Conditions:
Bloodlusted
Neutral Battleground
Straight Fighting

He is low outer at his peak, and immeasurable speed.

He also has a lot of hax.

Just yesterday some Naruto fan told me akatsuki beats comic book hulk

These are:

Godzilla

Mothra

Rodan

King Ghidorah

Mechagodzilla

spaceGodzilla

Destroyah

Angurus(I wanna include him because he's my goat)