“Flowery language” isn’t an argument. You actually have to demonstrate how exactly the statements don’t match with one another.
“Flowery language” isn’t an argument here. Arthur and Dragon are fighting
in space. And space is described as a “boundless cosmos.” Boundless in this context meaning “unbounded,” “never ending,” “without limit.” To mean an infinite amount of space.
Want more evidence? Space is also referred to as “
an endless void.” Endless here has been accepted on the wiki to also mean infinite as well meaning this is yet another statement supporting the notion.
Buddy where do you think the flames are residing in?? In the
space within Adolla. Having an innumerable amount of something inside another thing means the space in that other thing is innumerable as well what?
This is a distinction without meaning.
Nothing there is being contradicted. Those are simple metaphors to illustrate the intended meaning of the word. Which is consistently used to mean “endless” and “infinite.” So there is no contradiction here.
Regardless
there are even more statements directly referring to the Kishin’s madness as being limitless without end. So your point gets thoroughly debunked with the amount of internal consistency the series showcases with the constant usages of these terms.
You mean people being
transported to Adolla? Their mind being transported to Adolla? That doesn’t prove that the Adolla world and real world are connected at all. In fact that actively disproves the notion since Adolla’s only being accessed in a mental scape which is why Shinra’s body was taken over by doppelgängers when he went to Adolla.
Them being transported to Adolla doesn’t prove you can physically travel to Adolla in the slightest.
This is so dishonest. Those later statements are in reference to gathering
infromation about how Adolla and The Great Cataclyjs connect with one another
Those tears in space happen by the way after Adolla has already attempted to merge with the world once before. And in fact due to this attempted merger,
the two worlds’ connection from one another had strengthened. So this in no way shape or form discredits the scans which explicitly make clear that
Adolla is completely disconnected from the real world.
His
mind was in the Adolla world. Because it’s literally just a world of perception. Shinra was not physically in the world in the slightest. This is objectively proven by the fact that
Shinra’s body was taken over by a doppelgänger in the real world.
He was not physically in Adolla at all so this doesn’t meet any disqualifying criteria.
This does not in the slightest as the “traveling” is only done either by mental scales or being transported to Adolla. Time travel I already addressed later on
One of the concepts Adolla
carries is the concept of the very “world” itself. World here was determined previously to mean Universe. And Adolla’s manipulations of “the universe”
The physical structure of the 4D universe matches that of Adolla’s due to it embodying the very concept of the universe itself and
showcasing its power extends to the “space” and “time” of that universe as well. So what do you mean by my own scan “debunking” this notion. Since it literally embodies the very idea of the universe and is shown to alter its 4D structure.
Also as noted Adolla
is both existing and not existing at the same time and because it’s literally merging with the physical universe it should in fact be given a physical tier. Simple as that.
This entire section fundamentally failed to address the notion about why this disqualifying criteria doesn’t qualify for Adolla and it’s that Adolla is the very
concept of said History and events in time and time itself.
Nope this fundamentally
does not address the argument presented in the blog
The same points in time may exist between the two worlds however this is only the case due to the perceived points in time matching up with reality’s points in time.
Your example you provide denotes that there are two physical universal space-times which are coexisting through the same shared time due to the same points being present. However the
conceptual history that Adolla carries within from the despair of humanity fundamentally differs to a physical 4-D space-time as you point out.
Oh sure right here:
This is an area where I believe the “conceptual space-time” of Adolla can qualify as an exception in this case. However that is ultimately up to staff to decide if that meets as a qualifying exception.
Dude they are separated by
physical time and
conceptual time.
You’re also aware that the change from reality into fiction directly impacted people of that time’s past as well because
not a single person recognizes reality is different. Hell people were still around since after the cataclysm but they note of no differences between their past and the current altered world. The real life world from before the cataclysm depcicted in real life style
only shows up inside Adolla. Not out in the real world as Shinra never traveled to the pre cataclysm past in the real world.
The distinct differences
between the image of despair the conceptual time of Adolla makes and the real world’s present time showcases the differences between the perceived time in Adolla and the real time in the actual universe.
Exceptions to this can and have been listed in the drafted space-time page.
It is now up to staff to decide if this meets as a qualifying exception or not.
This point was already thoroughly debunked over the fact that you kept listing instances of people being transported into Adolla. In fact not even just their physical bodies you tried to show the mind of the person being transported to Adolla to show they are not separated which completely disproves your point.
The arguments here have been Adressed. It is now up to staff to determine if this is sufficiently a qualifying exception or not.
What? Yes you can I’ve never seen where this “condition” you’ve laid out has been accepted.
You’re saying if line Blue goku gave his ki to someone dying like he did to Frieza on Namek, that person instantly becomes tier 2. I do not see that as the case.