Wow, the first paragraph in your post completely destroyed your theory, which makes my job even easier. It’s somewhat sad that I’m first person to bring your main mistake to light. Well, it doesn’t really matter who corrects you as long as you’re corrected. Before I begin my assault, I’d like to say it’s nothing personal. Your theory just doesn’t hold up. Also, make sure to better research the source material for your theory before you pass it off as fact. If you had done that, you probably wouldn’t have made this thread.

What’s the first thing that happens to a body once a mission is over? The answer is quite simple really; the corpses head is blown away via the bomb implanted inside of each participants head. Why would Gantz blow away the participants head if he were just going to send them to the database afterwards? It wouldn’t make sense for him to do something like that. As for targets, besides Tae, none of the targets to our knowledge have ever been sent unless someone had used the capture gun on them.

So, now that I've said that. When do you think he saves the data of a participant? If you can’t figure it out on your own, I guess you’ll never find out… Ah, what the hell, I’ll go ahead and tell you. The data of a person is saved in a mission up until the point the first injury is inflicted. Therefore, the person that comes back from the mission is actually a copy of the person who was playing. That’s also the reason the participants sometimes don’t remember everything. If you don’t believe me, you should take a look at the point scoring for the second mission.

The main point I want you to understand is that unless you see it happen on the pages, it’s not canon. Therefore, I ask you sincerely to never make another theory thread unless you have evidence to back up your claims.

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