Wha, ordinary humans can perceive things more than 1 light year away. Every star except for our own is more than 1 light year away.
Fair enough, I forgot that part, in fact, I don't know if it was on purpose or not, but you ended up skipping the first point, which is me explaining why it's the repetition argument. And you are still avoiding the context that is about her being close to the Big Bang because she had this pattern throughout the page and that you would have to prove that only the Big Bang scene is a case that does not follow the pattern.
They're completely featless and have no scaling.
Wouldn't it be possible to use something like "possibly 8-C" on them?
What, so she activates Unskilled, and then before its effect can be applied to reality, she uses Count Up? I guess we don't know enough to be certain, but I think that's unlikely given how she was announcing her use of Count Up, and how Unskilled's later use didn't seem to have delay.
Sorry, but you're just commenting on the same flaw, you're just arguing the same thing, repeating the argument without attacking mine, the page itself is kind of
without any context of how the fight is going, we only see what skills she used and her using one of the skills, for example, the page talks about her using lightning, but it doesn't say how she used it, we only see how she used it because that's what is shown in the drawn page, this happens in all of them, she uses weapons but it is not said that she shot him, we only know because it is what the art shows us, there is no description, an explanation, how she is using it or the time, just because we know which skill she is using does not indicate that she is using one and then the other, nor does it make sense for her to do this in combat, it is ridiculous in a narrative sense or to think about a fight like that.
I think there's so many, that needing to go "Actually she deactivated all of these skills. And for ones where deactivating wouldn't stop the visual remnants, she did something else unstated to clean that up" becomes so unlikely that we can' t treat it as reasonable.
Actually, what I wanted to say is that she could very well have used and deactivated (skills like making her hair turn into a hand) and that would be the reason why she isn't showing up with her hand hair, we don't know how the fight occurred, if we see her without this we can say that it has deactivated, for example, a character to assume that he managed to save him and destroyed the castle or that it would be incoherent because he didn't show him entering, then we must assume it as inconsistency because he didn't enter and catch fire alone. We must assume what would be logical for it to end that way and not assume that it is an inconsistency as it does not make sense in terms of the script. Furthermore, Ajimu none of the skills would need to cause environmental destruction, she could have created a pocket dimension or something like that, summoning heaven or hell would not necessarily destroy the environment either, the means by which she did this are unknown but it still happened so are valid feats as they are Ajimu's skill.
And, I think including them on the profile gives them more endorsement than they deserve. We ran into this issue with Medaka's profile, where some of those abilities were included for completeness but not allowed in fights. This just leads to conclusion, people repeatedly creating upgrade threads since they were on the profile saying "Well since they're on the profile, they're already accepted", and people trying to use them in fights regardless.
I would even think it would be fair if Ajimu wasn't already banned from being used in Cross topics, you can't use that excuse because without or with these skills she can't be used in topics of this style, there's nothing that prevents them from being added.
Your wording was extremely confusing, and I thought you were saying that. If not, my bad.
Must have been Google translate
The characters being talked about in that way have nothing remotely in that ballpark.
I know, as much as I used it as an example, I wanted a valid explanation of how they're doing it in the first place, it might not be literal.
The way I read that, is that Hanten is being a pale imitation of Ajimu's large number of skills, which she obtained by trying to do the impossible. He developed that "skill to create skills" as a way to reflect her development of skills in the face of hardships.
It doesn't make sense, so the difference would be that she used more than him, the skills would be comparable so his skill would not be something like Ajimu's, since the difference would be using more, which would be meaningless. Furthermore, this would imply Ajimu already has plot manipulation.
It wouldn't, because the distance between them is unclear. They're probably not even physical places, considering they're talked about as being in Zenkichi/Kumagawa's hearts.
You are contradicting what was said, Ajimu was said to move between realities in Hanten's profile, not that he went to those places mentioned.
Nishio Inshin is a name with a masculine gender and Anshin'in san or ishin, is a feminine gender that in Portuguese and English is translated as Ajimu Najimi:
Male name: Nishio Inshin.
Female name: Anshin'in Inshin
English translation:
1. Male: Nishio Inshin
2. Femin: Anshin'in Najimi
Nominal prefixes:
Inshin = Ajimu
Anshin'in = Najimi
Ishin Anshin'in = Ajimu Najimi in femi*
Portuguese translation:
1. 安心院なじみ | Anshinin Najimi
2. 西尾維新 | Nishio Inshin
In fact, the name is correlated to a feminine translation of the masculine and original. That is, 西尾維新 (Nishio inshin means that it is a masculine gender, attributed to a man), and 安心院なじみ (Anshin'in san or ishin, means a feminine gender that in the English and Portuguese translation, means "Ajimu Najimi") .
Meaning of Terms
1. Inshin (隠心) the term can be interpreted as "hidden heart" or "secret heart", with 隠 ("in") representing "hide" and 心 ("shin") meaning "heart" or "mind".
2. Anshin'in (安心院), here we have the term 安心 ("anshin"), which means "tranquility" or "peace of mind", and 院 ("in"), which means "institute" or "temple ". When we talk about an "Anshin'in", we may be referring to a "person of inner peace" or a "place of tranquility", it depends on the context, but in this case it refers to a feminine essence
3. San (さん) this is an honorific suffix that confers respect and is generally neutral, used for both men and women (that is, it is bisexual, further reinforcing the idea that Nishio Inshin is Anshin'in san in the female translation) . The feminine or masculine form of a title does not depend on "san", but rather on elements in the name or the context in which the names are inserted. Nishio Inshin may be related to a male figure or someone associated with the concept of "hidden heart". In Japanese, for example, the name and words associated with the heart or mind usually have philosophical or spiritual tones (essence and masculine nature)
Anshin'in San in a feminine context would give an idea of a feminine person associated with inner peace or balance. The use of "san" gives a tone of respect, but is neutral, without directly indicatig gender.
Conclusion
Therefore, if "Nishio Inshin" represents a figure or concept more associated with the masculine, "Anshin'in San" could be a way of translating this into a feminine context, while maintaining the essence of "peace of mind" or "peace of mind".
She didn't escape when she wanted, because she didn't want to, she was busy with the book maker so she didn't care at all about leaving the label, especially because she knew that her goal would be completed in 3 years, so in the meantime she had nothing to do with it. important to do in the verse so she just stayed there resting, about ihiiko's thing, ajimu losing to ihiiko it was always shown that it was due to limitation and plot armor of ihiiko being the hero of the story, and mainly due to the fact that ajimu is limited by obviously represent the author and
be fair,
she herself already said if Medaka was one of the protagonist types who is the protagonist who wants to change the world for her life in the world Ajimu would kill her. besides that thing about her "losing to ihiiko in the past" thousands of times was just a quote from hanten shiranui who said "ihiiko is the only man who ajimu najimi cannot defeat"
Something that could be equated with the "shonem junp hero)nishio in his elaboration, even in the guide book, explains that every ihiiko metaphor is to be a representation of the reader of shonem jump, while ajimu represents the author and the author cannot defeat the reader if he does not approach and create affection for his story, so much so that at the end of the work after ihiiko creates affection he loses his power of protagonism and is surpassed by other characters in the verse ,like medaka, zenkichi and kumagawa who are all superior to him at the end of the manga and all of these are inferior to ajimu both by feats and quotes.
Like, Ajimu wanted to kill herself because she was bored and so above the others, she even claims that all the times she was in trouble were nothing more than mere occurrences.
(And also remembering that ihiiko doesn't even have feats to survive the destruction of a planet while ajimu has feats of durability above, speed, haxs, skills, battle IQ intelligence and experience which only proves once again that it was plot armor)
With this we can conclude Ajimu > The verse
Our "possibly" ratings aren't used for everything that's possible, they still need to meet the bar of evidence quite. From our Attack Potency page:
Fair enough, anyway I'll do a more detailed elaboration on
Well, let's talk about
Ajimu transcend dimensions
Starting with the kanjis, I didn't find any Scan readable, so I looked for a Japanese website to see the kanjis and bingo!
[次元を超えるスキル 『次元喉果』 ハスキーボ イスディメンション]
超える is a Japanese word that means "to surpass" or "to exceed". The word is composed of the characters 超 (chou), which means "to surpass" or "transcend", and える (eru), which is a verbal suffix that indicates the ability to perform the action described by the verb.
The Definition being to exceed a certain standard.
It wouldn't make sense to be an ability to cross Dimensions,
Ajimu already has an ability for this which is governing speed which was specified as controlling his own speed, it wouldn't make sense to be an ability to cross a dimension as it would be Governing speed, and to read kanji you have to see the context, so generally speaking transcending dimensions seems better here and I elaborated on it above.
It may have even been changed on the Medaka Box Wiki, but there wasn't even an explanation as to why.
It is much easier to argue and reason for an ability to Transcend Dimensions than to cross them.
Ajimu came from
nothing, even
without matter it would still not be the void in fact, so it comes from complete nothing, the void in fact could only be the literal nothing , being accepted even in
Brazilian Wikipedia that nothing would be the absence of everything and even space and time because space and time is still something so she has to come from complete nothingness, furthermore,
Ajimu is said to not be limited by time and she
is listed as the ability to control time strengthening the narrative that she is not limited to being affected by time, all without using her ability.
So her ability would not take her to type 2 beyond-dimensional existence because her base already has that, so it would take her to type 1 being Low 1-A.
