History OutdatedByCanon / DragonBallMultiverse

* Raditz's treatment :
** In Multiverse, Raditz is shown to have been considered a weakling and bullied by other Saiyan kids when he was young, and when he heard of his brother being born he went to greet him and was very happy.

* Vegito :
** In ''Multiverse'', Vegito follows the idea that the Potara fusion is permanent, as stated in ''Z''. Potara fusion ending while inside Buu is chalked up to the Supreme Kai trapped in Buu subconsciously recognizing mortal fusion as "blasphemy" and undoing it, seemingly clarifying the claim in the series itself where Goku guessed it was Buu's magical nature interfering with the fusion.

* ''Multiverse'' portrays Frieza and his family as relative weaklings to the actually relevant cast, while also showing Cooler's unique transformation and an even more monstrous variation thereof as their designated powerups. A lot of this has it's roots in the fact that Frieza was a ButtMonkey in Z filler, movies, and GT who seemingly suffered a case of CantCatchUp, while Cooler was the only example of what a SuperMode could look like for their race. In ''Resurrection F'' and ''Super'', Frieza's appearances after dying at Trunks' hands are ignored and he is instead portrayed as an uncannily powerful prodigy who simply never trained before. His Super Modes were also a case of a PalleteSwap, rather than bulking up or growing more armored like Cooler.

* The comic goes with the broad appraisal at the time of Gohan's Old Kai-granted potential unlock as a permanent upgrade, and treats it as if Gohan is perpetually now locked at the maximum potential he'd be able to achieve by training (which is shown to be roughly "stronger than Goku in Super Saiyan 3, but still in a similar ballpark"). This makes him the strongest person in U18 overall, and though his skill is mentioned to be somewhat behind his U16 counterpart due to the latter keeping up with training, it's a relatively small gap. ''Anime/DragonBallZResurrectionF'' and its corresponding arc in ''Super'' would contradict this by showing Gohan's power having ''vastly'' declined over the course of a few years, to the point that he has to fall back on his original Super Saiyan forms and struggles to even maintain those, and has to go through training to be able to access his Ultimate form again.

** In ''Multiverse'', Vegito follows the idea that the Potara fusion is permanent, as stated in ''Z''. Potara fusion ending while inside Buu is chalked up to the Supreme Kai trapped in Buu subconsciously recognizing mortal fusion as "blasphemy" and undoing it, completely ignoring that in the series itself Goku guessed it was simply Buu's magical nature interfering with the fusion.

* ''Multiverse'' has Universe 10, in which the Saiyans are basically cavemen because there was no Frieza to supply them with technology and elevate them into a space-faring race. Not only does ''Dragon Ball Super'' contradict this by showing that pre-Frieza Saiyans did have their own civilization (Vegeta says that it was very similar to Universe 6's Saiyans and their pseudo-Roman culture, with [[VideoGame/DragonBallLegends one of those Saiyans]] being shown), it [[SeriesContinuityError ignores a basic plot point from DBZ]], namely that the Saiyans invaded and conquered Planet Plant before working with King Cold (which they subsequently renamed Planet Vegeta), something that would have been impossible if they didn't have their own spaceships. A lot of this seems to come from the fact that ''Multiverse'' draws upon {{Filler}} from ''DBZ'' and ''DBGT'', which actually did depict pre-Frieza Saiyans as primitive, fur-clad barbarians, and suggests that they shared Planet Plant with the Tsufuru/Tuffles rather than invading it from their own homeworld ([[AllThereInTheManual named Planet Saiya]] in ''Anime/DragonBallGT'' datafiles, later properly named Planet Sadala in ''Super'').

* ''Dragon Ball Multiverse'' entire premise lies in a tournament between all universes [[ForWantOfANail where the events of the story were different from the main continuity]] (for example, [[TheBadGuyWins Cell killing the heroes]]). Not only ''VideoGame/DragonBallXenoverse'' made a premise where you have to travel to different changes in the continuity, but it also uses the term "timelines" instead of "universes". Further outdating the fancomic, ''Anime/DragonBallZBattleOfGods'' and ''Anime/DragonBallSuper'' would introduce TheMultiverse and the concept of the twelve universes, and outside of [[MirrorUniverse Universe 6]], none of them is remotely similar to the main continuity.

* Raditz treatment.

* Vegito.

** Also according to Toriyama, Raditz was actually above average Saiyan. And even though the soldiers that Frieza had on Namek were much stronger than him, they were all mutants by the standards of their respective species.

* ''Dragon Ball Multiverse'' entire premise lies in a tournament between all universes [[ForWantOfANail where the events of the story were different from the main continuity]] (for example, [[TheBadGuyWins Cell killing the heroes]]). Not only ''Videogame/DragonBallXenoverse'' made a premise where you have to travel to different changes in the continuity, but it also uses the term "timelines" instead of "universes". Further outdating the fancomic, ''Anime/DragonBallZBattleOfGods'' and ''Anime/DragonBallSuper'' would introduce TheMultiverse and the concept of the twelve universes, and outside of [[MirrorUniverse Universe 6]], none of them is remotely similar to the main continuity.

* ''Multiverse'' has Universe 10, in which the Saiyans are basically cavemen because there was no Frieza to supply them with technology and elevate them into a space-faring race. Not only does ''Dragon Ball Super'' contradict this by showing that pre-Freeza Saiyans did have their own civilization (Vegeta says that it was very similar to Universe 6's Saiyans and their pseudo-Roman culture, with [[Videogame/DragonBallLegends one of those Saiyans]] being shown), it [[SeriesContinuityError ignores a basic plot point from DBZ]], namely that the Saiyans invaded and conquered Planet Plant before working with King Cold (which they subsequently renamed Planet Vegeta), something that would have been impossible if they didn't have their own spaceships. A lot of this seems to come from the fact that ''Multiverse'' draws upon {{Filler}} from ''DBZ'' and ''DBGT'', which actually did depict pre-Frieza Saiyans as primitive, fur-clad barbarians, and suggests that they shared Planet Plant with the Tsufuru/Tuffles rather than invading it from their own homeworld ([[AllThereInTheManual named Planet Saiya]] in ''Anime/DragonBallGT'' datafiles, later properly named Planet Sadala in ''Super'').

** In ''Multiverse'', Vegito follows the idea that the Potara fusion is permanent, as stated in ''Z''. Potara fusion ending while inside Buu is chalked up to the Supreme Kai trapped in Buu subconsciously recognizing mortal fusion as "blasphemy" and undoing it, completely ignoring that in series itself Goku guessed it was simply Buu's magical nature interfering with the fusion.