I think possibly 2-C is fair, but I would at least acknowledge the possibility that he can't absorb both at once.
I mean yeah, but those statements typically need to be pretty specific.
If you wanna really get into it, Immeasurable isn't just a speed rating, it's basically time travel on its own. Just from the one I played, if he was Immeasurable, DQV's protagonist could easily just go back in time and save his father, or at least his mother. I imagine to give Immeasurable to the entire verse causes a million of plot holes. I'm not saying that can't be overruled, ultimately fiction isn't super consistent about this, but I'd require a bit more personally.
I've detailed that in my first post on the topic but the scans posted on the blog on the topic are, essentially, "WoL and WoD once used to be one and the same" and some guy referring to a realm and that being interpreted as the whole multiverse. I don't think either really implies that.
Regen is active at all time, res only when you die, it's a pretty obvious difference.
Same reasons for the Immeasurable stuff, I just don't think it's reliable to take one arguably contradicted statement as holy gospel.
More straight-forwardly though, the scan is just sending me to a Discord link that doesn't work, and I'd at least like to see it to get the full picture.
Sorry, I didn’t reply sooner, I forgor
Yea. He’s still be 2-C though via scaling to Rhapthorne (who actually affected two universes at once)
The statements are pretty specific, I sent it in a previous reply
That’s saying he doesn’t have it because he hasn’t shown the speed’s full potential. If anything, character induced stupidity pretty much sums this up. Not to mention, there’s no reason for him to travel this fast, given this is speed, not the ability itself.
I mean, the blog doesn’t even show the countless worlds statement. Ramia states that she’s a traveler between realms and she’s travelled through countless worlds. In the same game, Velasco is feeding off the energy of other worlds with darkness and was using this to purge the entire realm, which includes the one in DQ Heroes, as well as the worlds of DQ 4, 5, 6, and 8 (the former 3 being in the same world across different points in time). There’s a realm/multiverse which contains various universes that may have countless worlds (given Ramia mentions she travels in-between realms, not worlds). Chances are there is a multiverse of some sort, whether it’s the world of light or not, there are multiple realms in the verse with countless worlds in them.
Regen can also be activated rather than passive, which in this case, when they lose their body. Nothing really shows that Orgodemir dies (given he comes back in the story not too far later). Calasmos just reincarnates, which in that case, he did die.
Your only point for it being contradicted is “the hero didn’t go back in time” which is not really a counter to the statement itself, it’s just saying he didn’t use immeasurable speed at one point so he doesn’t have it. It’s a pretty straightforward statement, so I don’t get why it’s supposedly contradicted.
