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Tensei Shitara Slime Datta Ken Discussion Thread 20

Spiritrons are metaphysical?
IDK, I'm just asking.

Spiritrons make the soul exist, but it's not exclusive to the soul; it also applies to spiritual things.

Furthermore, when I say metaphysics, I'm talking about something more fundamental than the soul. Besides, the soul is crystallized energy, but I don't recall a statement that a spiritron is any kind of energy.
 
What is the reason why spiritrons are not a reason for a metaphysical aspect?
They aren't?
I'm pretty sure something that ignores Time and Space, allowed for manipulation of laws, and makes up the soul would be metaphysical
Isn't the soul also made of Information Particles?
That's on the same lvl as "We are made of atoms". We are all made of atoms yes, but the molecules constituting us are different.

Souls are made of Spiritons and spiritons are made of infons (tho infons do exist independently as well in certain cases)
 
Souls are made of Spiritons and spiritons are made of infons (tho infons do exist independently as well in certain cases)
Please dont tell me you are going to give everyone information type 2 hax. It will be a headache to deal with that. I personally think there are only a few characters that could interact with information.

The point is you cant destroy an information particle just like how destroying a box on a molecular level does not destroy the information of it

Yes everything and everyone are made of information particles but that doesnt mean anyone could interact with it
 
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Please dont tell me you are going to give everyone information type 2 hax. It will be a headache to deal with that. I personally think there are only a few characters that could interact with information.

The point is you cant destroy an information particle just like how destroying a box on a molecular level does not destroy the information of it

Yes everything and everyone are made of information particles but that doesnt mean anyone could interact with it
???
I never said I'm giving anyone info type 2 bruh ༎ຶ⁠‿⁠༎ຶ
 

Let's get Rimuru a nice W?
just wait for alex
 

Average Close-Range: 50  cm (Low-ball), 30  cm (Mid-ball), 10 cm (High-ball)
Megiddo: Super-Fast Slime
So Rimuru said he could possibly dodge a shot from Meggido at close-range. Here are the properties of Meggido:
Putting values:

= (0.18m * 300,000,000m) / 50 m

= 1,080,000m/s = 1.08e6 m/s

Which is Massively Hypersonic+ Reaction Speed

Mid-Ball
Putting values:

= (0.18m * 300,000,000m) / 30 m

= 1,800,000 m/s = 1.8e6 m/s

Which is also Massively Hypersonic+ Reaction Speed

High-Ball
Putting values:

= (0.18m * 300,000,000m) / 10m

= 5,400,000 m/s = 5.4e6 m/s
Anyway, why didn’t you use a 5m distance ?
 
Anyway, why didn’t you use a 5m distance ?
Don't know, or well didn't knew, that Rimuru would consider that "Close range".

But I'm planning on making a QnA to ask if we can use visual details from the Anime for this feat since the feat and all its parts are the exact same in both LN and WN. If that is allowed then I can get an exact value on what close range means there, since Rimuru gave a few visual examples in the Anime.
 
Don't know, or well didn't knew, that Rimuru would consider that "Close range".

But I'm planning on making a QnA to ask if we can use visual details from the Anime for this feat since the feat and all its parts are the exact same in both LN and WN. If that is allowed then I can get an exact value on what close range means there, since Rimuru gave a few visual examples in the Anime.
Probably not?

And didn’t you post a scan of Rimuru saying that 5 m is close range? Tbh, 50 m being a close range is a bit…tho that's low-ball so.
 
Probably not?
Well, there are cases where LN and WN can be used simultaneously for something. I see that often in topics regarding Arifureta and sometimes Maou Gakuin. Though I don't know if something like "doing so for only feats of a specific nature" is a thing or na
And didn’t you post a scan of Rimuru saying that 5 m is close range? Tbh, 50 m being a close range is a bit…tho that's low-ball so.
Well, true, but that was another attack, so I'm not entirely sure.
 
Well, there are cases where LN and WN can be used simultaneously for something. I see that often in topics regarding Arifureta and sometimes Maou Gakuin. Though I don't know if something like "doing so for only feats of a specific nature" is a thing or na
Humm
Well, true, but that was another attack, so I'm not entirely sure.
You could probably use that for High-ball, considering it’s straight out of the novel.
 
i mean if you can prove quantum mechanics is apart of the cosmology then you could prolly get t1
If this is referenced, it means that the cosmology in the work clearly follows the theory of the multiverse type 3.

Level 3: The Multiple Worlds of Quantum Physics

According to the theory of Hugh Everett, the occurrence of any random event means that one of several possible outcomes has occurred, leading us to say that the other possibilities may have occurred in parallel universes to our own. In other words, there is a universe for each possible outcome.

The type 3 multiverse is classified at the H1B level.
 
If this is referenced, it means that the cosmology in the work clearly follows the theory of the multiverse type 3.



The type 3 multiverse is classified at the H1B level.
We don't assume all examples of type 3 Multiverses are high 1-B btw
While yes for the extreme cases with so much details, that's valid, but for the basic MWI (many worlds branching, in some extra-dimensional space, etc.), that's not nearly enough for high 1-B.
 
We don't assume all examples of type 3 Multiverses are high 1-B btw
While yes for the extreme cases with so much details, that's valid, but for the basic MWI (many worlds branching, in some extra-dimensional space, etc.), that's not nearly enough for high 1-B.
Yes, I understand what you’re saying, but this only applies if the work itself contradicts the Type 3 multiverse interpretation, such as the existence of a finite Hilbert space, meaning as you said it extends only to certain dimensional spaces. In that case, it clearly would not reach the H1B level. However, if the work explicitly mentions and follows the Type 3 multiverse theory and does not contradict its concept, then concluding that it extends only to some dimensional spaces is merely a superficial inference and not correct, and it would just be your personal opinion without any evidence, because in the theory there is an infinite number of dimensions, not a limited one. Therefore, if the work does not contradict the concept of the Type 3 multiverse, no one has the right to assume that it is limited or anything like that.
 
Pretty sure the default(without any specification to the quantity of branching at each instance) is only 2-C~2-B
It is not necessary to state the quantity in every case. In the Type 3 multiverse theory, there is an infinite number of dimensions, and it is not possible to specify all quantities like that—this would be unrealistic. It is sufficient to mention something like the existence of a Hilbert space, and this would be a supporting context for the H1B level.
 
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