Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z
Dende states there are walls between dimensions and that these same walls separate the ROSAT and the universe, meaning the dimensional walls are .
The Cosmos ( 天 てん 界 かい , Tenkai?, literal meaning "Heavenly Realm") is the highest plane in the universe and contains the origins of the People of the Cosmos..
This ball, referred to as the Macrocosm, is divided up in two halves: the lower half is the realm of the living, containing outer space and the unexplored Demon Realm (or “The Universe”), and the upper half is the Other World, containing the afterlife and being home to several deities, with Hell located between the two .
The Dragon Ball multiverse, or the Dragon Ball world, is the chain of universes within the Dragon Ball series.
There are currently twelve in total, as well as an artificial one, and every two universes whose designations add up to 13 are twin universes..
All events that occur in Dragon Ball, Dragon Ball Z, Dragon Ball GT, as well as the God of Destruction Beerus Saga and Golden Frieza Saga in Dragon Ball Super take place in Universe 7..
Macrocosm: a giant sphere that is divided up into an afterlife and living world.
Strictly speaking only the composition of Universe 7's macrocosm is known in detail, so the following only applies to Universe 7.
Living World: the lower half of the macrocosm; it is divided up into outer space and the Demon Realm..
Beyond the single macrocosm observed for the majority of the Dragon Ball series, it is revealed in the 2013 theatrical film Dragon Ball Z:
The universe which forms the setting for the original Dragon Ball manga and its anime adaptations is fundamentally a giant sphere, while the 2013 theatrical film Dragon Ball Z:
Other World (あの 世 よ Anoyo), also called the Underworld, Other Side, the Cosmos, Next Dimension, Oblivion, or Netherworld, is the afterlife in the Dragon Ball series.
It is where characters go when they die, and also where the higher deities of the universe reside.
It also exists in other universes .
Universe 7 is the seventh of twelve known universes.
It is the main setting of the majority of the Dragon Ball franchise (as well as Dr.
Slump, Nekomajin, and Jaco the Galactic Patrolman ).
Akira Toriyama states that he envisioned the Dragon Ball cosmos as a “big ball” (seen in the symbolic diagrams above).
