Battles

the Anti-spirals can alter time, space and reality (0:18 in the video below). I don't think it would be difficult to alter the appearance of things for the effect.

altering things is something that even franklin richards can do , nothing impressive. and when did they alter the universe?

that universe would be like going for a walk for franklin richards. it's so easy to alter. if the universe was altered then you can't compare sizes. galactus in that distorted universe would look bigger than those robots.

besides they can alter time, space, and reality, but they can't alter the robot?, they have that power and they have to fight hand to hand and with lasers?.

@Sonata said:

@SilverGalford: Since when were Franklin Richards and Galactus in this battle?? This is the TTGL and three Super saiyan fours one of which is not even a real character.

To compare sizes and powers but i think that's not important.

@Fail271 said:

I'm not saying it makes sense, it's just the way the show portrays things. They alter space in this encounter. The antispiral makes reference to it at the beginning of the video. He changes the density of space with antispiral energy and it sucks the ttgl folks down like water. And besides, if we want to assume all imagery in anime is to be taken literally, I think the conclusion can be made that any anime that has tit-bouncing and waving fan service has a lower gravity than ours. Why else would tits move so freely?

let me give you an example :

imagine that i'm a robot like the size of a planet , then in outerspace i alter everything around and galaxies begin to appear, but they are smaller than the planet earth. what can we conclude? with some kind of power i shrank those galaxies. so that doesn't make you galaxy sized . it's not that you have to take anime literally , but a galaxy is a galaxy ,and a distorted galaxy is a distorted galaxy ,it's not the same if we want to talk about the size. in fiction i can call a door a galaxy , but i'm not going to compare that "galaxy" to Marvel and Dc galaxies.

@Sonata said:

The TTGL is not a mech perse it is vast materialized spiral power.

Even ignoring it's mechanical components that are it's building blocks, it was still being piloted, firing missiles and the like.

If it looks like a giant robot, acts like a giant robot and has people shouting inside it's cockpits, then is it fair to call it indeed, a giant robot?

@Fail271 said:

Also, the Anti-spirals can alter time, space and reality (0:18 in the video below). I don't think it would be difficult to alter the appearance of things for the effect.

As for the mini galaxy argument, start at :30 in the video below and watch the progression in size. Broken down: Super Galaxy Dai-Gurren = Planet sized, Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann = Large galaxy sized, 10 million lightyears tall, making it 100 times the size of the Milky Way (which is, according to the wiki, a mass of materialized spiral energy), and then if you wanted to step into the TTGL movie, Super Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann = Roughly 100 times the size of the previous form.

WIki: http://gurrenlagann.wikia.com/wiki/Tengen_Toppa_Gurren_Lagann

Video:

What possible motivation could they have had to make everything appear much smaller than it was? Or in the case of their home planet, nearly as large as a Galaxy(Don't let that fool you when Simon is heading straight for it!), yet smaller than Earth?

So a planet sized mech fits just fine inside a multi-galaxy sized mechs head? Cool.

@Fail271 said:

Hmm... I was always under the impression that planets did fit in galaxies. Regardless. I'm in the process of trying to find scans of the infamous data book that has been referred to many times on this site.

Yes, plenty. They just don't tend to be thousands of light years in size.

So a planet sized mech fits just fine inside a multi-galaxy sized mechs head? Cool.

i don't understand

@Hellos said:

@Fail271 said:

Hmm... I was always under the impression that planets did fit in galaxies. Regardless. I'm in the process of trying to find scans of the infamous data book that has been referred to many times on this site.

Yes, plenty. They just don't tend to be thousands of light years in size.

hey hellos , that robot is not omnipotent right?

Definitely not omnipotent. Just big.

@Fail271 said:

Sidenote @anyone who thinks the name Franklin Richards in the context of this thread: do you remember Franklin Richards having anything to do with the ttgl universe? I certainly don't.

galaxies like shurikens? pls. i don't know why that robot is so overhyped.

as for this thread , if goku can teleport the pilot or kill him inside that robot , he wins

why don't you see it until 5:40 in the video I posted? 2) why are they so shocked to see it? Nevermind the fact that they directly call it a Space-time distortion.

0:53 , 1:09 , 1:12 , they didn't change their sizes, the universe was distorted. the last part is correct.so, they are not galaxy sized ,nor star sized.