hitch ball dimensions

Goku could still be the main character even in a dimension - hopping fanfic. His adaptability and thirst for stronger opponents would make him a great fit to explore different dimensions.

One idea could be exploring a dimension where the Saiyans never lost their planet and became a peaceful, advanced civilization. Another could be a dimension where the Z - fighters have to face off against versions of themselves that are corrupted by dark magic. Or perhaps a dimension where the Dragon Balls have different wishes and limitations.

Definitely not. Hitch is a work of fiction. The story was made up to engage and charm the audience with its romantic elements and comedic moments, rather than being rooted in reality.

No, Clove Hitch is usually not based on real events. It might draw inspiration from various sources but is mainly a product of imagination and creative writing.

The number of elements in books and movies was different. Generally speaking, the number of times a book can be read is twice because it can be read twice (from one reader to another). However, the number of times a movie could be many times depended on how many movies it was made into. For example, some movies might only have one production cost while others might cost millions of dollars to produce. The number of times for these movies could be once or multiple times.

The dubbing world and novels were all three-dimensional.

Without knowing the specific 'cole and hitch novels', it's hard to say precisely. But generally, novels can have unique settings, like a particular time period or location. Maybe these novels have a distinct setting too.

No, the Clove Hitch Killer is most likely made up. Fictional stories often draw inspiration from various elements but aren't based on actual events. This one could be a product of the author's imagination to thrill and engage the readers.

No, it's not. 'The Clover Hitch Killer' is usually fictional and created for entertainment purposes.

I'm not sure exactly, but you might be able to find that information on the author's official website or through a comprehensive book database.