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The Truth of the Universe is the embodiment of truth and knowledge. Ness becomes Nigh-Omniscient after absorbing his Magicant and gaining the power of the Sea of Eden which is described the Supreme intelligence and a place where he can touch the Truth of the Universe.At first want to ask how Ness gets PK Fire and other moves he doesn't know in pre/post magicant period. I heard it was explainable but not much.
Yes, but does this gives ability to shoot fire, thunder etc. ?The Truth of the Universe is the embodiment of truth and knowledge. Ness becomes Nigh-Omniscient after absorbing his Magicant and gaining the power of the Sea of Eden which is described the Supreme intelligence and a place where he can touch the Truth of the Universe.
Nigh-Omniscience is enough in this case. him not being able to use the other moves is purely game mechanics for 2 reasons. 1. It would be impossible to do on the game engine because its made that you can't have more than three PSI techniques on a single category (like offense and support). 2. from a game design perspective it would completely devalue the other characters since Ness is already broken enough and giving him EVERY PSI move in addition to his ridiculous power would be overkill.Yes, but does this gives ability to shoot fire, thunder etc. ?
I mean, we even see post Magiciant Ness being highly AMPd and he still knows only his, well, original moves. Is there something more in support? Or... Pure High omniscience is enough for this case?
Not same game but for instance to Kumatora, to use PK Starstorm, she needed to be hitted by thunder on head.
Uh huh, well from plot perspective it's still weird Ness having a move which was used by a character from another universe where he never appeared, and/or from a game where move was created after Earthbound (aka Kumatora's PK Ground and/or Mother 3). It's also strange considering that in same Mother 3 characters learned moves pretty non standard way, if you remember how Lucas learned his PK abilities as well as that lighting moments with both Kumatora and Lucas. Point 2 technically makes sense a bit, though at same time maybe there was another concept behind it? Like does Itoi meant Ness to exactly learn all those moves plot wise?Nigh-Omniscience is enough in this case. him not being able to use the other moves is purely game mechanics for 2 reasons. 1. It would be impossible to do on the game engine because its made that you can't have more than three PSI techniques on a single category (like offense and support). 2. from a game design perspective it would completely devalue the other characters since Ness is already broken enough and giving him EVERY PSI move in addition to his ridiculous power would be overkill.
irrelevant, truth of the universe literally exists across the cosmology and literally embodies all of knowledge and possibility, the same being the gave ness power. Mother 3 characters didn't become nigh omniscient so its irrelevant how they learned their moves compared to ness who gained supreme intelligence. Yes regarding Itoi, its literally regarded as the Ultimate intelligence in the game. Don't have to address smash for obvious reasons but that's the same game where multiple characters are portrayed as extremely different, outdated, and even out of character as characters like bowser's current design is Sakurai's confirmed head canon of him during the NES era. Idk how much more to explain it as its pretty blatant on its description of the sea of eden and how he can touch the truth of the universe there. the game mechanic points still apply as well.Uh huh, well from plot perspective it's still weird Ness having a move which was used by a character from another universe where he never appeared, and/or from a game where move was created after Earthbound (aka Kumatora's PK Ground and/or Mother 3). It's also strange considering that in same Mother 3 characters learned moves pretty non standard way, if you remember how Lucas learned his PK abilities as well as that lighting moments with both Kumatora and Lucas. Point 2 technically makes sense a bit, though at same time maybe there was another concept behind it? Like does Itoi meant Ness to exactly learn all those moves plot wise?You could also point out, that people when making Smash melee made a mention that Paula specifically made Ness learn this moves, though there are still contradictions, cause Smash is non canon and Smash used PK abilities pretty much different from original,
Sorry for so many question/doubts but just to fully make sure on legitimacy of stuff and well, at this moment makng this thread alive.
its explained on this crt on level 3 https://vsbattles.com/threads/major-earthbound-revisions-part-i-cosmology-and-stat-revisions.116628/Ok, might as well ask this here.
What is the reasoning for using Mother 2 manga for game canon?
I read it and there are substantial differences in story, like Giygas not being mindless, Porky being more of a victim and Buzz Buzz surviving far longer in story as well much more. If the main creator Itoi worked on it, that doesn't seem good enough explanation, since DBS is split into anime & manga. Similarly to that, it feels like M2 manga could be justified as separate canon, unless there is other reason for it I'm unaware.
Now, if the ratings stay the same regardless of manga, that's fine, though I'd like to know if stats are ok with Mother 3 Dark Dragon alone being sufficient enough of scaling for it. I still think Mother 2 manga should be split.
Honestly, the explanation wasn't good at all. It felt like it was used to justify rating, nothing more. Being an interpretation of something is really stretching it to be really canon.its explained on this crt on level 3 https://vsbattles.com/threads/major-earthbound-revisions-part-i-cosmology-and-stat-revisions.116628/
^^^Bump. I have a question. In the game, there's only a few quotes that directly referenced The truth of the universe. The sea of eden is the only place where Ness can actually interact with it.
Absorbing the magicant would've also include the truth of the universe itself. Since it's in the epicenter of magicant.
Meaning if Ness absorbs the entire thing, all of sea of eden would also be absorbed.
I assume truth of the universe is sea of eden as a true form of it
Pray actually does deal damage, it's just especially harmful to Giygas Because he is the embodiment of evil so praying does wonders on him.The prayers should have no relation to the power of the person praying, Giygas was hurt by the prayers of characters far weaker than Ness, whos attacks did nothing to him.
Been busy for several weeks now. But i will still reply.The prayers should have no relation to the power of the person praying, Giygas was hurt by the prayers of characters far weaker than Ness, whos attacks did nothing to him.
Giygas is unharmed by any and all weapons and attacks. The prayer deals damage to him because he is harmed by positive energy, not because the prayer is more potent an attack than anything Ness could throw at him.Been busy for several weeks now. But i will still reply.
Ness's attack did no damage because Giygas's defense is way higher then anybody else to the point of nigh-invulnerability.
The prays were the only attack that everyone can use to deal damage to giygas.
The final few prayers were for the player.
The player pray scales to the real world which is 5d. Meaning the player's pray is the only one that landed the killing blow to Giygas in the first place. Giygas has 9999hp. Meaning Giygas scales to the player via surviving multiple 5d prayers.
this was refuted before, some quotes along with stuff supporting tier 1:Giygas is unharmed by any and all weapons and attacks. The prayer deals damage to him because he is harmed by positive energy, not because the prayer is more potent an attack than anything Ness could throw at him.
Scaling the prayers to the person praying is kind of a bad idea because you'll end up with a scaling chain where Ness's mom is Low 1-C because her prayer also harmed Giygas. The prayer done by the player has no correlation to the power of the player them self, it is the positive energy of the players prayers that finally kill off Giygas. Giygas doesn't scale to the player because he survived a few of his prayers.
The player can't harm Giygas with physical attacks because they player is a representation of the person playing the game, they cannot directly attack a being inside the game because they exist outside it, unless you punch the screen or something idk.this was refuted before, some quotes along with stuff supporting tier 1:
"the important part is that their prayers are what actually finished Giygas off, when even the combined prayers from everyone on Earth could only wound him. If it were not for the Player, the battle would have been decided the moment that Paula ran out of people to pray to. regular people praying doesn't debunk the Player's prayers having Low 1-C potency, Giygas is evil itself so of course he is going to be damaged by the positive energy of the prayers. The prayers are made from the concern and love that the other characters have for the chosen four, that goes against the very nature of Giygas. I don't see why the Player's prayers would be infinitely weaker than their normal abilities either, it doesn't matter if it's not a conventional attack, the Player is still using prayer as a medium to damage Giygas."
The Player preferring using prayers over actual attacks, would mean it's physical attacks would likely be weaker, meaning Giygas can still tank some hits. Ness still absorbed a portion of truth of the universe an accepted low 1-c being... which would be low 1-c. not to mention ness absorbed the power of the earth, the same place where the dark dragon channels its power too who is also accepted low 1-c. ness can still slightly harm giygas in the fight who is able to take multiple attacks from the player before being truly defeated
I can only answer bottom half of your points, the rest is kinda speculation?The player can't harm Giygas with physical attacks because they player is a representation of the person playing the game, they cannot directly attack a being inside the game because they exist outside it, unless you punch the screen or something idk.
Ness only touches the Truth, he absorbed Magicent but not Truth (if it is stated he absorbed the Truth as well please provide scans), Magicent does not scale to the Truth of the Universe just because it resides there.
Bruh it's the player, the fact that he can't directly affect the game is the default assumption.I can only answer bottom half of your points, the rest is kinda speculation?