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[Toaru] Magician Profile Reworks
Hey, hey, fanta here. Just a bit of a filler CRT before I start work on the Level 5s CRTs but still semi-important cuz these characters have some importance in the scaling and they really need profile revamps. Anyways, let's get to the point. Profile Reworks Stiyl Old | New Changes Catalog...vsbattles.com
Decided to rework on more "minor" profiles before making my CRTs for the Level 5s. Namely cuz the "writting" for this CRT has been complete for awhile now and just been chilling in my sandbox, but I got burnt out on writing the stuff for the Level 5s, so... You get this as a "filler" CRT while I take a minor break to recover from burnout, lol.
toaru's 11D rating, for the dimensions teleporters used, is based upon compact dimensions, which don't scale to tier 1.wdym verse gonna get downgraded bro
Whaaaat. First time hearing about that. So they would be just 2-C or 2-B?toaru's 11D rating, for the dimensions teleporters used, is based upon compact dimensions, which don't scale to tier 1.
2-B yeahWhaaaat. First time hearing about that. So they would be just 2-C or 2-B?
I actually plan to Uno reverse the situation into an upgrade.wdym verse gonna get downgraded bro
No, if all my ideas fail the series will be L2C because Toaru doesn't have a multiverse.2-B yeah
For the purposes of tiering Phases the size of the universe may as well be universes.No, if all my ideas fail the series will be L2C because Toaru doesn't have a multiverse.
Unless our standards have changed, no.For the purposes of tiering Phases the size of the universe may as well be universes.
?Unless our standards have changed, no.
Different Phases aren't different space time continuums.
Also, weren't you part of the "Phases are Planet sized" team? When did your interpretation change?
She created and destroyed them one at a time, that would never be above L2C. If the "other Phases might not be" then it doesn't help.?
I was on the "phases are of varying sizes" team. Othinus' copies of the universe are obviously universe-sized. Other phases might not be.
You don't consider New World to be a Phase?And Phases are different space-time continuums as far as our definitions of what that means go. You can't travel in 3-dimensional directions (or through time) to reach a different phase. Even more, they move around and collide - they behave like they are physically separated spaces. Universes don't have to be proven to be together in a higher-dimensional space to be considered a multiverse. The separation of universes can be of a more metaphysical nature, what's important is just that they are separated. The rest is mostly semantics, not nature.
She created and destroyed them one at a time, that would never be above L2C. If the "other Phases might not be" then it doesn't help.
That's talking about the religious Phases, which DT doesn't have as universe sized.--------
As the lance was fired with tremendous force, the “happy world” was smashed to pieces as if space itself was being torn apart.
As a fragment of the world approached with the force of a raging wave, it took on the shape of a giant lance. The walls of all the phases were crushed, transformed into a swirl of deadly weapons resembling sharp shards of glass, and approached their pitiful target as if to swallow him whole.
Everything was ripped up.
The black labyrinth, which had used up all of its possibilities, showed itself.
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She can destroy all Phases in a single strike.
I recall Kamisato mentioning that there are overlapping phases extending even to the edge of the universe.That's talking about the religious Phases, which doesn't have as universe sized.
The Phases she put Touma through are the ones DT agrees are universe sized, but these never existed simultaneously.
The higher dimensions of To Aru are compactified, or in other words, too small to qualify for tiering.
The links above are evidence of that.
I actually plan to Uno reverse the situation into an upgrade.
I've been waiting for more support but Kamachi just doesn't touch this topic in any manga or the novels.
No, if all my ideas fail the series will be L2C because Toaru doesn't have a multiverse.
Since that part is from the manga Mental Out, it cannot be used as a basis for the argument.
It is correct that the original author, Kamachi, gives the basic overall plot, but it is the editor and the manga artist who decide on the depiction of the manga.
There is one thing I am curious about: Why does this site listen to people who aren't the author making up settings as they please,
but denies the parts that the author directly mentioned in interviews?
If the Index or Railgun manga depicts something that contradicts the original light novel, would you explicitly choose the manga version over the source material?
I don't understand why you're citing a spin-off rather than the main series as the basis for "compressed dimensions."
If that's the logic you're going with, then I intend to use this statement directly from Kamachi: "Othinus can kill Tangram, who controls all infinite parallel universes, in a single blow." What do you think about that?
Kamachi directly supervised the lore for that spin-off as well. I even have the author's afterword stating that they aligned it with Index lore as much as possible to avoid inconsistencies.
It really feels like you are just cherry-picking depictions to interpret the series however you want. Am I wrong?
Since that part is from the manga Mental Out, it cannot be used as a basis for the argument.
It is correct that the original author, Kamachi, gives the basic overall plot, but it is the editor and the manga artist who decide on the depiction of the manga.
There is one thing I am curious about: Why does this site listen to people who aren't the author making up settings as they please,
but denies the parts that the author directly mentioned in interviews?
If the Index or Railgun manga depicts something that contradicts the original light novel, would you explicitly choose the manga version over the source material?
I don't understand why you're citing a spin-off rather than the main series as the basis for "compressed dimensions."
If that's the logic you're going with, then I intend to use this statement directly from Kamachi: "Othinus can kill Tangram, who controls all infinite parallel universes, in a single blow." What do you think about that?
Kamachi directly supervised the lore for that spin-off as well. I even have the author's afterword stating that they aligned it with Index lore as much as possible to avoid inconsistencies.
It really feels like you are just cherry-picking depictions to interpret the series however you want. Am I wrong?
Could you send the quote?I recall Kamisato mentioning that there are overlapping phases extending even to the edge of the universe.
I believe this implies the existence of a universe-scale religious phase.
The manga is secondary canon in relation to the novels.Since that part is from the manga Mental Out, it cannot be used as a basis for the argument.
It is correct that the original author, Kamachi, gives the basic overall plot, but it is the editor and the manga artist who decide on the depiction of the manga.
First, interviews aren't denied, you can do a CRT to add stuff that you found in an interview that isn't depicted in the profiles.There is one thing I am curious about: Why does this site listen to people who aren't the author making up settings as they please,
but denies the parts that the author directly mentioned in interviews?
If the Index or Railgun manga depicts something that contradicts the original light novel, would you explicitly choose the manga version over the source material?
I don't understand why you're citing a spin-off rather than the main series as the basis for "compressed dimensions."
If that's the logic you're going with, then I intend to use this statement directly from Kamachi: "Othinus can kill Tangram, who controls all infinite parallel universes, in a single blow." What do you think about that?
Kamachi directly supervised the lore for that spin-off as well. I even have the author's afterword stating that they aligned it with Index lore as much as possible to avoid inconsistencies.
It really feels like you are just cherry-picking depictions to interpret the series however you want. Am I wrong?
From what I recall of the discussion and your translation, the conclusion is: the Japanese text is more vague about the multiverse existing or not, but no one says "there is a multiverse with parallel worlds and the MGs can control them".I have stated multiple times that the translation for NT13 is incorrect, and I have personally provided the raw text as evidence. This has likely been verified within this site several times as well.
May I ask why this is being distorted again into the interpretation that the multiverse does not exist?
But did Kamachi actually say that Othinus could kill a character who destroys infinite parallel universes? Could you provide a link? If you provide a link, it would prove that the claim that Othinus cannot destroy the multiverse is not valid.
The manga is secondary canon in relation to the novels.
We don't use it as the basis, but unless it explicitly contradicts the novel we use it.
The dimensional stuff and string theory doesn't contradict the novels, indeed, it's very likely that Kamachi got the number eleven from string theory to begin with, manga was just the first time it was confirmed.
Do you have any interview or whatever that confirms Kamachi doesn't write everything in the mangas?
Could you send the quote?
And anyway, size is part of what we need, but aren't the only thing.
Or both of them exist simultaneously and are different from one anotherIf you search for it, you'll find it, but let's take a look anyway.
I am not denying the fundamental lore that the 11 dimensions are based on String Theory.
My point is that you cannot use the Mental Out manga—specifically that "ant analogy" depicting them as compressed dimensions—as valid evidence.
This is because when you compare it to how Curtana's dimensions are depicted in the main series, they are not compressed dimensions.
I've brought it over as the original text. For the translation, you might want to ask Piamma, who knows Japanese.
Since that part is from the manga Mental Out, it cannot be used as a basis for the argument.
It is correct that the original author, Kamachi, gives the basic overall plot, but it is the editor and the manga artist who decide on the depiction of the manga.
There is one thing I am curious about: Why does this site listen to people who aren't the author making up settings as they please,
but denies the parts that the author directly mentioned in interviews?
If the Index or Railgun manga depicts something that contradicts the original light novel, would you explicitly choose the manga version over the source material?
I don't understand why you're citing a spin-off rather than the main series as the basis for "compressed dimensions."
If that's the logic you're going with, then I intend to use this statement directly from Kamachi: "Othinus can kill Tangram, who controls all infinite parallel universes, in a single blow." What do you think about that?
Kamachi directly supervised the lore for that spin-off as well. I even have the author's afterword stating that they aligned it with Index lore as much as possible to avoid inconsistencies.
It really feels like you are just cherry-picking depictions to interpret the series however you want. Am I wrong?
This reference comes from Volume 13. Since Piamma claimed the translation of Volume 13 was incorrect, I brought the original text—just in case Piamma's claim is true, and since we happen to have someone here who can translate Japanese.Bro, at least give me the JS06 translation, I can't do anything with that one.
From what I recall of the discussion and your translation, the conclusion is: the Japanese text is more vague about the multiverse existing or not, but no one says "there is a multiverse with parallel worlds"
But if you could send the raws and your translation again, I'd be grateful.
I apologize for that part.Also, what does that Twitter post say? C'mon guys, not everyone here knows Japanese, wtf.
Or both of them exist simultaneously and are different from one another
We never got Curtana and Teleporters interacting directly, best we have is Accel, who is able to reflect teleported objects and can't be teleported himself iirc, and he failed at reflecting Curtana even with Clonoth support.
Toaru games could be secondary canon, but I think we just never got anything interesting in the games to really warrant a a thread to establish their canonicity.
Kamachi's comments are Word of God and take precendence over comments from anyone else, be it an editor or whoever is actually writing the other manga, but again, Death of the Author applies to all of them.
But at the same time, the world is a rubber band. It expands and contracts just like time and space. The world we know is surprisingly full of waste. It is like using only 10 frames of a 60-frame film. Even if you borrow two or three of those spare frames and insert a different image like a subliminal message, no one would notice. After all, you wished for it, didn't you? Even though you knew it would absolutely never come true, you still wished for it, didn't you, 'Magic Gods'? You explored the ends of the universe and the overlapping phases, only to realize there was nothing new left."
I actually plan to Uno reverse the situation into an upgrade.
I've been waiting for more support but Kamachi just doesn't touch this topic in any manga or the novels.