Did Goku use the Hyperbolic Time Chamber as a kid?
Since Goku tells Gohan he couldn’t spend more than a month in the hyperbolic time chamber as a kid and we see all of Goku’s child life, yet not all the training he went through with Kami… We can gather that he did in fact endure the hyperbolic time chamber as training for the martial arts championship vs Piccolo Jr.
How many times did Gohan use the Hyperbolic Time Chamber?
List of Fighters who have entered the Time Chamber
| Individual | Times Entered | Fifth Time |
|---|---|---|
| Gohan | 1 | N/A |
| Goten | 1 | N/A |
| Trunks | 1 | N/A |
| Super Buu | 1 | N/A |
How many times did Goku use the Hyperbolic Time Chamber?
While on the lookout while training Goten and Trunks, Goku states the time chamber could only be used twice in a lifetime. However, Goku entered it 3 times(Piccilo Jr, Cell, Champa sagas) and Vegeta entered it 3 times(2 times in cell saga, champa saga).
Is hyperbolic time chamber real?
Time passes 365.25 times faster in the Hyperbolic Time Chamber than in the real world, making one day outside the chamber equal to 365.25 days within it (one solar year)….Approximate Time Dilation.
| Real World | Time Chamber | Calculation |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Day | 365.25 Days (1 year) | 1 day = 365.25 days, 1 hour = 365.25 hours |
How long is 1 minute in the Hyperbolic Time Chamber?
The Hyperbolic Time Chamber represents a separate dimension from that of Earth. The time dilation that occurs in the Hyperbolic Time Chamber is one day of real time is equivalent to one year in the Chamber, or 1 minute of real time is approximately six hours in the Chamber.
How did Majin Buu escape the Hyperbolic Time Chamber?
Buu’s scream managed to rupture a hole from the dimension of the Room of Spirit and Time to the real world, which is how he escaped.
What is Goku’s fastest feat?
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot estimates that Goku’s power levels are around 10 billion as of the Babidi Saga. By applying the same formula, this means that Goku, without Instant Transmission, can travel 22.321 trillion MPH — or 33,314 times the speed of light!