History Fridge / DragonBallMultiverse

** The implication is also that Kakarot has used the Dragonballs at least twice, since he knew they turn to stone for one year after being used. We know one wish made him immortal, but what were the others and how many did he make?

* In Universe 7, Gast Carcolh killed Freeza, which is all well and good...except Goku won't be able to achieve SSJ in this timeline. Even if Goku doesn't die under the heart virus, the Z-Fighters will have no way to stop the androids since Gast is most likely off-world. Trunks isn't coming to save them since, if Gast didn't end up killing him outright, Vegeta isn't going to sleep with Bulma in this universe. Not to mention that Cell's going to have nothing stopping him from absorbing the androids. While it's heavily implied that Gast stopped Cell (and later Majin Buu), [[BittersweetEnding in all likelihood humanity is extinct.]]

** While Krillin and the others are shown to not be anywhere near the level as the U16 or U18 Saiyans they attributed most of their victories against the same set of enemies that they faced to teamwork and tactics. This is a nod to how the human characters have shown to use more tactics, have more creative techniques, and be less prone to {{Blood Knight}}s that the Saiyans are. They probably wouldn't be afraid to take cheap shots to win or weaken their enemies to win unlike say Vegeta or Goku.

* The U16 special culminating in Bra cutting loose as a [=SS2=] and causing a solar system-wide destruction event now gives a possible explanation for her mindset, in a {{Deconstruction}} of the series as a whole. The heroes have access to the Dragonballs, are buddies with the gods and can fix any mess, and this is true in many universes. The thing is, they all had a strong moral compass and proper parenting instigating these values in them BEFORE having access to all these nice things. Bra? Because of her power, she is only second to Gohan and Vegitto, and she always had temperament issues, not helped by the poor parenting of Vegitto. Therefore, because her flaws were not corrected and because she has always had casual access to incredible feats of power, to the gods and the Dragonballs, she can do what she want, and any mess that could happen, she could wish away. She likely doesn't GET why it's a bad thing... since it can all be wished away. She simply never had bad consequences stick, not even when Vegitto threatened to kill her if she would turn into a menace. Since her education never properly taught her restraint or how privileged she was, her [=SS2=] state ends up bringing out her base instincts to the forefront, where she only feels the need for raw power, which overshadows any caring about consequences, because her base thought process is "break everything first, fix afterwards what you need".

* The U16 special culminating in Bra cutting loose as a SS2 and causing a solar system-wide destruction event now gives a possible explanation for her mindset, in a {{Deconstruction}} of the series as a whole. The heroes have access to the Dragonballs, are buddies with the gods and can fix any mess. The thing is, they all had a strong moral compass and proper parenting instigating these values in them. Bra? Because of her power, she is only second to Gohan and Vegitto. Because she has always had casual access to the gods and the Dragonballs, any mess that could happen, she could wish away. She likely doesn't GET why it's a bad thing... since it can all be wished away. She simply never had bad consequences stick, not even when Vegitto threatened to kill her if she would turn into a menace. Cue the logical conclusion now the Majin Rebellion is over, potentially permanent consequences are now in the middle of happening, this fact has dawned on her, and she is clueless as to how to deal with it.

** The implication is also that Kakarot has used the Dragonballs at least twice, since he knew they turn to stone for one year after being used. We know one wish made him immortal, but what were the others?