Arkenis
They/Them- 17,055
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I am wondering if this is type 2 or type 1 as I previously got type 2 for it but I'm unsure now.
So in Undead Unluck all Umas are the Rules themselves. An Umas's introduction into the world such as Uma Ghost changed human history, making it so the idea of ghosts was always commonplace in the world such as entertainment like books or comics being made[8]. An Uma like Galaxy had even brought with them the concepts of the days of the week, celestial bodies, constellations and the mythos they're based off[9], and the death of an Uma, removes the phenomenon they rule over such as Uma Magma, Uma Thirst or Uma Insect. Umas such as Ghost are even able to change concepts such as death's interpretation in the world as well[10]
What I'm confused about is the part about type 1 cm that says "Such concepts are completely independent from the part of reality they govern, except maybe of other concepts of this nature." How would I go about proving this or is this enough for type 1? And then the other part that says "In this way, the alteration of these concepts will change every object of the concept across all of their area of influence, while the opposite wouldn't affect the concept."
So in Undead Unluck all Umas are the Rules themselves. An Umas's introduction into the world such as Uma Ghost changed human history, making it so the idea of ghosts was always commonplace in the world such as entertainment like books or comics being made[8]. An Uma like Galaxy had even brought with them the concepts of the days of the week, celestial bodies, constellations and the mythos they're based off[9], and the death of an Uma, removes the phenomenon they rule over such as Uma Magma, Uma Thirst or Uma Insect. Umas such as Ghost are even able to change concepts such as death's interpretation in the world as well[10]
What I'm confused about is the part about type 1 cm that says "Such concepts are completely independent from the part of reality they govern, except maybe of other concepts of this nature." How would I go about proving this or is this enough for type 1? And then the other part that says "In this way, the alteration of these concepts will change every object of the concept across all of their area of influence, while the opposite wouldn't affect the concept."
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