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Flash
I propose categorizing Ludociel’s Flash as travel speed rather than general speed, since it’s stated that he moves at that velocity. This would be more consistent with what’s shown, as Ludociel has been intercepted at least twice while moving with Flash.
Here, while using Flash, he attempts to finish off Derieri and Monspiet, but midway he is intercepted by Diane in Drole’s body. Ludociel has fought opponents faster than Drole, yet he still fails to outpace Diane’s attack while traveling with Flash.
Ludociel uses this movement again to try to reach Zeldris before his magic returns to normal, but he’s intercepted by Cusack. Although Cusack was superior to Ludociel in combat speed, he was still comparable. We also see Ludociel face the Original Demon — a fusion of two characters faster than him — and still manage to match them in combat with his true body.
One could argue that Ludociel was using his combat speed when Cusack intercepted him, but that really doesn’t make sense. It would be like saying a fighter running toward an opponent is using combat speed — which clearly isn’t true.
Here, while using Flash, he attempts to finish off Derieri and Monspiet, but midway he is intercepted by Diane in Drole’s body. Ludociel has fought opponents faster than Drole, yet he still fails to outpace Diane’s attack while traveling with Flash.
Ludociel uses this movement again to try to reach Zeldris before his magic returns to normal, but he’s intercepted by Cusack. Although Cusack was superior to Ludociel in combat speed, he was still comparable. We also see Ludociel face the Original Demon — a fusion of two characters faster than him — and still manage to match them in combat with his true body.
One could argue that Ludociel was using his combat speed when Cusack intercepted him, but that really doesn’t make sense. It would be like saying a fighter running toward an opponent is using combat speed — which clearly isn’t true.
Updating the OP to remove Flash’s light-speed claim, which invalidates that calculation — not that it worked properly to begin with.
Looking through some CRTs, I noticed that part of the staff opposes using editor’s notes that aren’t included in the final volume version. When reviewing other editor notes in Nanatsu no Taizai, it’s clear that they’re often exaggerated and don’t align with the actual story.
Fiddich is said to attack at light speed, but in the fanbook, his ability section only states that he cuts the enemy in an instant.
Cath is described as transcending the Gods, yet he’s damaged by characters on the level of 50% Demon King.
These notes also contain misinformation and contradictions. For example, one note claims the Supreme Deity cursed Elizabeth, but the manga states it was the Demon King — and a later note confirms it was the Demon King who cursed her.
Nakaba always includes the Q&A sections in the fanbooks, since they don’t make it into the final volume and could be lost over time. However, he’s never done that with any editor’s note, which casts doubt on how important they really are to him.
I propose removing the sol from Ludociel's profile based on the flash and keeping only the 'higher with flash'.
Ark
It was accepted that the beam-shaped Ark is Sol, but not every beam is an Ark.
This attack that hits Derieri is not a beam-shaped Ark.
Reasons: It has a completely different invocation than Ludociel’s, where you can literally see the Ark in the attack. The only beam-shaped Ark we see doesn’t reflect off any material with skin, unlike the attack launched by Tarmiel.
The attack launched at King is clearly not an Ark — it’s a completely different ability, so I won’t waste time on it.
Based on that accepted calculations, I propose the following for Ludociel:
FTL+ (Superior to Post-Revival Demon Mark Meliodas), higher with Flash
Here is the scaling for the other characters.
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