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Basically a downgrade of this CRT from Genshin 4A.
For starters, Genshin's general UES (elemental energy) thing doesn't really matter in the CRT, as there is no statement about witches using elemental energy or any type of energy in creating the world.
Well, in this CRT, I will explain everything that is not explained in the upgrade CRT, in addition to explaining some obvious misinterpretations.
The things that need to be explained are the "creation magic" (how exactly it works/what it does) and what the "real fantasy" stuff means.
What is, and what does, the magic of creation do? And what are the worlds (Imaginarium Theater and Simulanka) created by this magic?
Simulanka, before being "created", was a story written by M.
An example of this is that they entered the world through M's fairy tale book.
Although it's not very specific, a character in the book comments about Alice using her magic of creation, and how there are no moments of Alice doing something like creating real/physical worlds, but only those in the book and the theater, 4A is only for pocket creation/reality, and doesn't scale to anything else.
It is worth highlighting that the starry sky only exists when we are in combat, being one of the maps, and we only enter this map after interacting with a book, which implies that all those planets, stars, etc. They are like Simulanka, "fictional realities" that exist only within the book, not as a physical reality..
Well, I don't need to explain about this scan, since I already explained what they say about "real fantasy".
This scan was clearly misinterpreted, as I already explained exactly about these "real fantasy" things, you can understand that obviously the worlds are not physical/real.
But, the main point of the error of interpretation is that the question is: "Which is more real, the fiction of the outside world, or the truth of this world?".
Basically, the question is whether the world created by Alice is more or less real than the fiction of the real world, which is answered by saying that the fiction of the real world and the world created by Alice are equally real, leaving even more obvious that the world created by Alice does not exist physically (it does not exist in reality), and it is as real as the fiction of the real world, which makes sense, since it does not exist in a literal/physical sense.
There is also what the narrator uses to explain this, he says: "Hear, hear. Who can be sure that the outside world isn't just a dream? And that when the dreamer wakes up, they won't just find themselves inside a novel?"
Basically, he indirectly compares Alice's world with a (not real) dream, which was a justification for why "real world fiction = world created by Alice (equally real)", by mentioning the real world as having the possibility of being a dream (something not real) using it as a justification/argument for both being equally real, he makes it obvious that the world created by Alice is not real, comparing it to a dream.
There is also the argument that "magic = element/elemental energy", which is half true, since elements and elemental energy are really considered magic, but magic is not just that:
There is also the existence of spells for example.
Conclusion: 4A must be removed from all profiles, what Alice does is, at best, a pocket reality inside a book (hax).
Agree: @Smashtwig, @Setsuna_tenma, @Puppet43, @Giannysmag
Neutral:
Disageee:
For starters, Genshin's general UES (elemental energy) thing doesn't really matter in the CRT, as there is no statement about witches using elemental energy or any type of energy in creating the world.
Well, in this CRT, I will explain everything that is not explained in the upgrade CRT, in addition to explaining some obvious misinterpretations.
The things that need to be explained are the "creation magic" (how exactly it works/what it does) and what the "real fantasy" stuff means.
What is, and what does, the magic of creation do? And what are the worlds (Imaginarium Theater and Simulanka) created by this magic?
Simulanka, before being "created", was a story written by M.
The world was not created physically or in reality, it just caused the world to become a kind of "real fiction", not something that was created to be physical or that is physical, but rather, just a story/book that became more real (they stopped being just characters in books, and became thinking beings who don't totally follow the story), and the world became a "fictional reality", where it doesn't actually/physically exist, but, within the book, it is as if it were another reality/existed physically.Old Journal: "Hmm... Why don't I write a story with origami animals as the main characters? Let's see... Once upon a time, in a magical Forest, there lived a group of animals made of paper..."
An example of this is that they entered the world through M's fairy tale book.
Which means that there is no real creation feat (that scales to AP or something), since the world does not physically exist, but just a hax of "pocket reality" inside a book, there is no evidence that Alice has so much power to do something like this in real life.Alice: When Durin of Simulanka made his wish to the Goddess of Fate, it just so happened that in a world far away, all of you wonderful people were holding a copy of M's fairytale at that exact moment.
Alice: And because of your noble and kind souls, you were selected by the Goddess of Fate to come and save this world.
Although it's not very specific, a character in the book comments about Alice using her magic of creation, and how there are no moments of Alice doing something like creating real/physical worlds, but only those in the book and the theater, 4A is only for pocket creation/reality, and doesn't scale to anything else.
It is worth highlighting that the starry sky only exists when we are in combat, being one of the maps, and we only enter this map after interacting with a book, which implies that all those planets, stars, etc. They are like Simulanka, "fictional realities" that exist only within the book, not as a physical reality..
In this world, falling stars happen a lot, and they do nothing but fall, explode, have a destructive impact, nothing, besides many things in this world are literally toys, like trains.Ginkgo: In her hands, she held the very paper used to form our bodies. She whispered something into the pages... And then, suddenly, a paper frog was born, ready to leap into the world! Oh, it was spectacular!
Chestnut: Cut the theatrics, will you? You weren't even there...
Paimon: Wait, so... That's it? Paimon thought creation magic would have a little bit more... pizzazz.
Now, I'm going to talk about the scans on the upgrade CRT.Navia: Then first, we have to restore the sky back to its original state by putting the stars back in their positions. But it looks like we haven't recovered all the lost stars yet.
Well, I don't need to explain about this scan, since I already explained what they say about "real fantasy".
This scan was clearly misinterpreted, as I already explained exactly about these "real fantasy" things, you can understand that obviously the worlds are not physical/real.
But, the main point of the error of interpretation is that the question is: "Which is more real, the fiction of the outside world, or the truth of this world?".
Basically, the question is whether the world created by Alice is more or less real than the fiction of the real world, which is answered by saying that the fiction of the real world and the world created by Alice are equally real, leaving even more obvious that the world created by Alice does not exist physically (it does not exist in reality), and it is as real as the fiction of the real world, which makes sense, since it does not exist in a literal/physical sense.
There is also what the narrator uses to explain this, he says: "Hear, hear. Who can be sure that the outside world isn't just a dream? And that when the dreamer wakes up, they won't just find themselves inside a novel?"
Basically, he indirectly compares Alice's world with a (not real) dream, which was a justification for why "real world fiction = world created by Alice (equally real)", by mentioning the real world as having the possibility of being a dream (something not real) using it as a justification/argument for both being equally real, he makes it obvious that the world created by Alice is not real, comparing it to a dream.
There is also the argument that "magic = element/elemental energy", which is half true, since elements and elemental energy are really considered magic, but magic is not just that:
It is only when guests "believe" from the bottom of their hearts that it's all real that the doors to that special world open wide before them. When that happens, dear guest, you will understand that preforming is a game, but also a ceremony, and thus too does it posses the power of magic!"
There is also the existence of spells for example.
One of them uses a quill pen to cast her spells. She has a very special bottle that contains "fantasy truth".
Conclusion: 4A must be removed from all profiles, what Alice does is, at best, a pocket reality inside a book (hax).
Agree: @Smashtwig, @Setsuna_tenma, @Puppet43, @Giannysmag
Neutral:
Disageee:
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