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They would be yesI haven’t played IF, but if the Primordial Life Fiber is Low 2-C, wouldn’t that make the Elite Four that tier at their peaks as well?
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They would be yesI haven’t played IF, but if the Primordial Life Fiber is Low 2-C, wouldn’t that make the Elite Four that tier at their peaks as well?
So a few thingshmmm
I'm unsure on how to proceed with this now
hmmm, wouldn't it be kinda problematic if base ryuko is that strong?So a few things
1. Kill La Kill functioning off of Hypertime means it'd likely get to Low 1-C, not jut Low 2-C
2. IF takes place as episode 8.5, so scaling to it would be slotted right between 'Life Fiber Synchronized' and 'Berserk', likely splitting 'Life Fiber Synchronized' into ''Pre IF' and 'Post IF'.
3. Even base Ryuko scales to this, not just Kisaragi. Base Satsuki split the timeline and both base Satsuki and Base Ryuko were strong enough to beat Ragyo, who had the power to merge all the timelines together into a single universe. Plus the whole 'Life fibers transcend reality and dictate space-time' applies to every notable Life Fiber user, including the Elite 4, who were also strong enough to hold off Ragyo.
I dont see why it would be? They make it very clear that she is just on that level consistently, her, satsuki, ragyo, and the PLF all have their own feats on that level. They even make it a point in the game to point out that Ryuko is growing in power abnormally fast over the course of the story mode.hmmm, wouldn't it be kinda problematic if base ryuko is that strong?
Was that not discussed here? It was in the blog posted as evidence so i thought it was brought up, sorry“Hypertime”
Nah I think there would need to be a separate thread on that.
I don't recall anything in IF that would indicate kill la kill runs off of hyper time
I can grab scans for it but basically it comes from a blend of Life Fibers transcending space-time and reality as a whole as well as Satsuki acting as the functioning axis of time through which her timeline flows, and Ragyo and the PLF being able to act as that for the bulk timeline that would have been created by compressing all timelines in the multiverse into one“Hypertime”
Nah I think there would need to be a separate thread on that.
Fair enoughanother thread would definitely need to be made inregards to the scaling. I agreed to the game being canon not to the tier 1 stuff (I'm not knowledgeable on tier 1)
I do think this sounds more like 2-B, hypertimelines usually delve into concepts like being able to recreate erased timelines off of time travel or clear multiple layers of time. But maybe that other thread will clear some things upI can grab scans for it but basically it comes from a blend of Life Fibers transcending space-time and reality as a whole as well as Satsuki acting as the functioning axis of time through which her timeline flows, and Ragyo and the PLF being able to act as that for the bulk timeline that would have been created by compressing all timelines in the multiverse into one
Yeah it just needs to be applied.Is this not finished...? It seems to have enough mod support
I do think this sounds more like 2-B, hypertimelines usually delve into concepts like being able to recreate erased timelines off of time travel or clear multiple layers of time. But maybe that other thread will clear some things up
I mean, Satsuki did the same sort of thing in her storyline, where she was defeated by Ragyo near the end but then undid her own defeat and instead made it so she not only won but got a huge power boost by achieving Junketsu ShinzuiDragon Ball had to jump through some hoops, like they had both the time room and the time machines hopping back to previous versions of timelines to back up hypertime. Aka proving there was an infinite amount of 4-D snapshots of the same timeline.
Maybe clarify it in that other thread and we can see what happens. Decisions making new timelines is more of a many worlds theory element though.I mean, Satsuki did the same sort of thing in her storyline, where she was defeated by Ragyo near the end but then undid her own defeat and instead made it so she not only won but got a huge power boost by achieving Junketsu Shinzui
That plus the whole 'each decision causes a branching timeline' thing.
So Satsuki, Ryuko, and Ragyo being living higher-order temporal dimensions wouldnt qualify?Maybe clarify it in that other thread and we can see what happens. Decisions making new timelines is more of a many worlds theory element though.
It did yes, the events of the game start up at episode 8, and the timeline split took place right after Ryuko beat the Elite 4 in episode 12, with the end of the game looping right back to Episode 8 after the timeline collapses. The creator of Kill La Kill even outright confirmed that the game's story as a whole is effectively 'Episode 8.5' of the anime.For this story to be canon as described it'd need to fit into the canon storyline. Can these story events actually have happened in-between episodes of the anime?
I can't help but think base Ryuko and Satsuki beating Ragyo sounds more than a little out of whack with the main story.
That sounds like it could create some issues. Wouldn't that mean she met Ragyo twice?It did yes, the events of the game start up at episode 8, and the timeline split took place right after Ryuko beat the Elite 4 in episode 12, with the end of the game looping right back to Episode 8 after the timeline collapses. The creator of Kill La Kill even outright confirmed that the game's story as a whole is effectively 'Episode 8.5' of the anime.
Yes but also no, this was explained in the game's story, the timeline that was created was erased and the memories of it were erased along with it.That sounds like it could create some issues. Wouldn't that mean she met Ragyo twice?
That sounds very weird, but okay. Still, if base Ryuko can beat Ragyo, why is that clearly not the case in the show? And does anything happen to cause such changes in the characters' respective strength?Yes but also no, this was explained in the game's story, the timeline that was created was erased and the memories of it were erased along with it.
Slight clarification, in both Ryuko and Satsuki's storylines it took both of them working together to beat Ragyo, which is also what happens in the anime. Only difference is in the anime Ragyo absorbed the Primordial Life Fiber and used it to restore and empower herself further, whereas in IF the Primordial Life Fiber absorbed Ragyo.That sounds very weird, but okay. Still, if base Ryuko can beat Ragyo, why is that clearly not the case in the show?
It does yes, its explained in the game that due to the warped timeflow of the timeline Satsuki willed into existence, Ryuko was undergoing a rapid growth in power just by existing in it, to the point that Nui had Ryuko fight a COVERs as a test and afterwards Senketsu measured that the amount Ryuko grew in power from that one fight was equivalent to several months of training.And does anything happen to cause such changes in the characters' respective strength?
In Junketus's universe, time flows faster, and everyone gets stronger, reaching levels of power they are at end of the series. When its destroyed and they lose their memories, everyone is back to normal.That sounds very weird, but okay. Still, if base Ryuko can beat Ragyo, why is that clearly not the case in the show? And does anything happen to cause such changes in the characters' respective strength?