Anime Question about the afterlife

[SS5 Gogeta]

Goku said that if a person's body is completely destroyed in the afterlife then they are in a realm where neither the dead nor the living are. Is it possible to wish them back to the afterlife with the dragonball?

And While I'm asking you guys do you think that the jolly fat Supreme Kai can defeat someone such as Ultra perfect Cell or Dabura? Because he seemed to be the strongest out of all the Kais.

[Transtic Nerve]

Hmm Do you mean, like if they are killed while they are int he afterlife... like if they are ighting and they blow up or something in the afterlife? Or do you mean those who dies on earth or whatever and have no body when they go to the afterlife?

If it's "destroyed while in afterlife" then I dunno, but if you mean "No body after being killed on earth in the afterlife" then yes, they can be wished back because Gokou does it with all the people who were blown up on earth.

Your second question is a matter of opinion. There's no real answer because their powerlevels were never measured and it never happened in the series.

[SaiyanPrincessX]

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by SS5 Gogeta [/i]
[B]Goku said that if a person's body is completely destroyed in the afterlife then they are in a realm where neither the dead nor the living are. Is it possible to wish them back to the afterlife with the dragonball?

And While I'm asking you guys do you think that the jolly fat Supreme Kai can defeat someone such as Ultra perfect Cell or Dabura? Because he seemed to be the strongest out of all the Kais. [/B][/QUOTE]
Hm, thats aninteresting question but I'm not exactly sure what your asking.

By the way, that avatar your using was made by me.:D

[Jinzouningen17]

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by SS5 Gogeta [/i]
[B]Goku said that if a person's body is completely destroyed in the afterlife then they are in a realm where neither the dead nor the living are. Is it possible to wish them back to the afterlife with the dragonball? [/B][/QUOTE]

You must be referring to the situation in the Kid Buu saga with Vegeta[spoiler](where Vegeta is on the brink of death after being beat down by Buu and Goku got worried about him being killed in the afterlife.)[/spoiler]. Well, it was mentioned sometime I think during the Kid Buu saga where if someone is killed in the afterlife, then they would cease to exist. So as far as the Dragonballs go, someone that is killed in the afterlife cant be wished back because it'd be as if they were never created in the first place(they cant be wished back to the regular plain, nor can they be wished back to the afterlife itself because it'd pretty much be asking for Shenron to create another being, and thats beyond his powers. Shenron cant create souls, but as long as the soul exists, he can put the soul back into the flesh body.).

I hope I didnt just confuse you there. If so, then to put it in short terms, Shenron can put a soul back into a body. He cant recreate a soul. ^_^

[SS5 Gogeta]

Thanks. That pretty much answers it.

So what do you guys think about the Fat sumpreme Kai? You think he can take down Cell?

[Jinzouningen17]

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by SS5 Gogeta [/i]
[B]So what do you guys think about the Fat supreme Kai? You think he can take down Cell? [/B][/QUOTE]

As Transtic stated earlier, thats only a matter of opinion. I havent even seen Dai Kaioshin yet(as a matter of fact, he must be on the ONLY episode of DBZ that I havent seen yet. :( )but from what I read about him, who knows. Maybe he could, maybe he couldnt. We'll never know though.

[TheShinje]

[QUOTE][i]Originally posted by Jinzouningen17 [/i]
[B] Well, it was mentioned sometime I think during the Kid Buu saga where if someone is killed in the afterlife, then they would cease to exist. [/B][/QUOTE]

[FONT=century gothic] [size=1] [color=crimson] It is also said in the afterlife tournament where Goku faces Pikkon, that the competitors in the tournament can't die because they are already dead, this seems to contradict what has been said here. but then I don't know why goku was worried about Vegeta dying, maybe he was fooling around, but he was quite serious. I think it is a major plothole, and an embarrasing one at that, seen as the two sagas mentioned are so close together :drunk: [/FONT] [/size] [/color]

[JCBaggee]

[color=red]Well, it could always be another translation error. Who knows? Well, as always, it's Toriyama, and he ain't talking, so the speculation here is as close as we're probably going to get.

--J.C.[/color]