Wait, what are the arguments for Asura being Universal+?
Kratos:
Shattering Naraka with a punch, and beating Chakravartin if you take his words of being able to destroy the world as the universe (and back it with his statue form sucking in space itself). Unless universal+ includes time as well?
Yes, you need to destroy time as well for it to qualify as Universal+. If it's not stated, it's just Universal.
Considering this is an Asian game, I'm sure there will be some kind of hieroglyph or statement related to spacetime in the databook.
Can Asura's RE help him resist the hax with soul destruction or time stopping?
Ig? But DB doesn't really treat it as such given how they've treated universe busting.
The vibes say yes.
Yes, but DB logic aint always good :^)
Then we have 12 eps for 2025
Capcom is busy with SF and RE content and releasing their collections of old games, dont expect Asura to get anything after 10 years any soon
You are probably right.
The fact dubious datamined leaks that claimed Asura was gonna be DLC for MvCi (we all know how that game turned out), was considered the most Capcom have done for Asura's Wrath in years says it all tbh.
yeah, but this shit hasn't appeared in ages & the norse patheon games are really water the **** down with the terms of kraatos doing ANYTHING impressive out side of the greek saga, let alone do anything agaisnt a primodial sized entity. (basically, we want HIM to fight agaisnt huge foes like the titans, and even bigger.)It's crazy to me that there are people who continue to insist that the GoW series has never shown any cosmic feats on-screen before.. as if Ceto didn't chin check Uranus so hard in the beginning of Ascension that the Greek universe literally got flung out of his body, or like Morpheus engulfing all of Greek creation in his darkness with the goal of merging it into his world of dreams wasn't one of the main plot points of Chains of Olympus, or that Thor & Jormungandr didn't shake the Nine Realms in their battle and ended up splintering the Yggdrasil, which transcends & holds all of them on its boughs... shit is truly beyond me.
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The Norse saga has Kratos directly scaling to or above beings:
Someone could be as sick & tired of it as they want, but it won't make what happened on-screen & what was explained directly to us about the event several times any less true. It be what it be is all I can say to that.
God I want it to be true, but Kratos reacting Atreus's arrows already puts him in MFTL+
we never saw anything on screen with those things mentioned
again back to what i mentioned
Some mfs you can shoot a pokemon like charizard dead with a handgun
Well hey, it's not as though it's said to be an illusion of any kind, yeah? That alone leaves the possibility that he indeed shattered that shit like glass.
It's possible for sure, but scenes like this are why, to me, having actual explanations on top of the showings is so important in these kinds of games. While somebody can easily interpret this scene as him shattering a dimension, it's just as easy to say that he shattered an illusion instead because of just how vague it is. (And I personally think it'd be weird for Naraka to be destroyed considering the important it plays in the cosmology as the place where souls go after death.. but that's me.)
Oh yeah, definitely. Some indicators to give context on what's going on is important in cases like these. I just think that with Death Battle being more lenient, this would probably be a valid feat.
