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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.
Talinkg about Simulnaka:
The world, before being “created”, was nothing more than a book written by M.
The world was “created” by a witches’ creation magic (which is probably the same magic used to create the Room/Imaginarium Theater and the Book/Imaginarium Theater), 3 witches “created” this world, using a magic that basically person “speaks and the thing is created”, there is also no statement/evidence that this magic uses elemental energy or any other type of energy (it does not use UES), something that is necessary to scale the creation of a pocket dimension to 4A:
Conclusion for now: The world (Simulnaka) is a pocket dimension, and the world was created by a creation magic that has no proof of using elemental energy or any other energy (does not use UES), all 3 witches have the magic of creation, and the world/book/reality, even from the point of view where it would be as real as it could be (within reality), it is said to be “as real as the fiction of the real world” (declared to be basically fiction) and “compared to a dream” (his existence is compared to a dream), basically, he is not real (it is fiction).
Talking about the Room/Imaginarium Theater and the Book/Imaginarium Theater:
The book inside the Room/Imaginarium Theater is also the Imaginarium Theater, and when you interact with the book, the name “Imaginarium Theater” appears, which means that both are the same thing/existence.
The room/Imaginarium Theater is declared as something that exists “between/suspended the border of reality and fantasy”.
Which is very reminiscent of Simulanka, since it also kind of “exists between the border of reality and fantasy” in a way, since despite being a reality, even seen from within, it is still said to be "as real as fiction" and “compared to a dream”, which can be understood as “between reality and fantasy”.
Remembering, the "starry sky (the space with Stars)" that is in the update CRT only exists within the Book/Imaginarium Theather (although it is difficult to see due to the constant movement, you can still see that the place where he is is the same place where the starry star appears in the scan), and there is no real proof that the stars are real.
The Book/Imaginarium Theater is exactly the same as Sumilanka, it exists only within a book, it was created by witch creation magic, it seems to exist between reality and fantasy/fiction.
And the only difference between the Room/Imaginarium Theater and these two is the fact that you don't have to enter a book to go to the room, but, taking everything else into account, it's pretty obvious that the 3 are the same thing (has the same existence).
Speaking about the “magic = elemental energy” argument:
Regarding magic in general and the “term 'magic' = elemental energy” argument, this is definitely not true, as several things that have (or can be considered) the term “magic” in Genshin, such as spells, and the magic of other beings.
Clearly elemental energy is not being talked about here:
Definitive evidence that witches' creation magic does not use elemental energy:
Nilou, who is unable to use elemental energy or her vision, calls the creation magic she uses "magic" (her creation magic that she can use in Simulanka is the witches' creation magic, as it is said/described here), making it clear once again that creation magic has nothing to do with elemental energy, creation magic being it is a magic that was used by a character who was unable to use elemental energy or the vision, in addition to her also saying that "the magic is in the words", showing once again that the magic of creation has nothing to do with elemental energy.
Technically, I already mentioned all the important arguments/scans, the ones that mattered most were this scan (which was misinterpreted) and this (which really loses importance with what I said in the OP).
Lack of evidence and disproved things:
I refuted the “term ‘magic’ in general = elemental energy”;
The proof that the world exists has also been refuted;
There is a lack of evidence that the world exists;
And lack of evidence to prove that the world is created by some type of energy (UES).
Conclusion:
The worlds use the same creation magic;
Worlds do not exist (“as real as fiction” and “compared to a dream);
There is no longer evidence of the use of UES or any type of energy in the creation of the Worlds;
The term magic in general is not just for “elemental energy”;
All scans that talk about Misulanka also count for the Book/Room/Imaginarium Theater, since all 3 are created by witches who have creation magic and have similarities when it comes to “existing between reality and fantasy”.
Agree: @Smashtwig, @Setsuna_tenma, @Puppet43, @Giannysmag, @TWILIGHT-OP, @Woomica, @JohnHendrix212, @DivinumAeterna, @Voidnether, @Weaver261
Neutral:
Disageee: @Furina003, @GarrixianXD, @Saqphire, @DarkDragonMedeus, @Tyri456, @Valxxroyz, @Breakdown, @Sahlwrld, @Berento_Magnifico
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.
Talinkg about Simulnaka:
The world, before being “created”, was nothing more than a book written by M.
The world continues to exist only in the book (there is no evidence of it actually existing):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..."
Basically: The world is a pocket dimension that only exists in a book.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.
The world was “created” by a witches’ creation magic (which is probably the same magic used to create the Room/Imaginarium Theater and the Book/Imaginarium Theater), 3 witches “created” this world, using a magic that basically person “speaks and the thing is created”, there is also no statement/evidence that this magic uses elemental energy or any other type of energy (it does not use UES), something that is necessary to scale the creation of a pocket dimension to 4A:
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.
The world (Simulnaka) is declared, even within this reality/world/book, where its existence would be at the most real it could be, as “as real as the fiction of the real world (things like books and stories)" and “compared to a dream”:Wolfy: But the other mages all love her magic. They use their powers of creation to transform her "fantasy truth" into "true fantasy."
This scan was clearly misinterpreted.
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, the narrator uses the possibility of the "real world" being just a dream as a justification for saying that the Simulanka/world/book is "as real as the fictional world", not just claiming that the world/Simulanka is "as as real as fiction", as well as comparing it to a dream.
Conclusion for now: The world (Simulnaka) is a pocket dimension, and the world was created by a creation magic that has no proof of using elemental energy or any other energy (does not use UES), all 3 witches have the magic of creation, and the world/book/reality, even from the point of view where it would be as real as it could be (within reality), it is said to be “as real as the fiction of the real world” (declared to be basically fiction) and “compared to a dream” (his existence is compared to a dream), basically, he is not real (it is fiction).
Talking about the Room/Imaginarium Theater and the Book/Imaginarium Theater:
The book inside the Room/Imaginarium Theater is also the Imaginarium Theater, and when you interact with the book, the name “Imaginarium Theater” appears, which means that both are the same thing/existence.
The room/Imaginarium Theater is declared as something that exists “between/suspended the border of reality and fantasy”.
Which is very reminiscent of Simulanka, since it also kind of “exists between the border of reality and fantasy” in a way, since despite being a reality, even seen from within, it is still said to be "as real as fiction" and “compared to a dream”, which can be understood as “between reality and fantasy”.
The room/Imaginarium Theater is described as "real fantasy" and "standing between reality and fiction", descriptions that are reminiscent of the Sumilnaka, with the Sumilnaka being something that doesn't really exist ("as real as fiction" "compared to a dream" and being a world that only exists within the book), but, within the world, it is something like a reality (a reality that even from within, still has its existence compared to fiction and a dream), basically being something that when it comes to "status of existence", is something that lies between reality and fantasy/fiction, a reality that does not truly exist, that even from within reality (from the point of view of this reality), this reality is as real as fiction or a dream.
Remembering, the "starry sky (the space with Stars)" that is in the update CRT only exists within the Book/Imaginarium Theather (although it is difficult to see due to the constant movement, you can still see that the place where he is is the same place where the starry star appears in the scan), and there is no real proof that the stars are real.
The Book/Imaginarium Theater is exactly the same as Sumilanka, it exists only within a book, it was created by witch creation magic, it seems to exist between reality and fantasy/fiction.
And the only difference between the Room/Imaginarium Theater and these two is the fact that you don't have to enter a book to go to the room, but, taking everything else into account, it's pretty obvious that the 3 are the same thing (has the same existence).
Speaking about the “magic = elemental energy” argument:
Regarding magic in general and the “term 'magic' = elemental energy” argument, this is definitely not true, as several things that have (or can be considered) the term “magic” in Genshin, such as spells, and the magic of other beings.
Clearly elemental energy is not being talked about here:
Wolfy: That moment when you first step onto the stage, do you not feel anything different at all? Do you not feel the unique ambiance within the magic ring?
Wolfy: sigh... This is one thing even one such as I, the concierge, cannot help you with...
Wolfy: 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.
Wolfy: When that happens, dear guest, you will understand that performing is a game, but also a ceremony, and thus does it too possess the power of magic!
One of them uses a quill pen to cast her spells. She has a very special bottle that contains "fantasy truth.
Magic of Kitsunes:Paimon: So, in the eyes of an adeptus, creating a magic teapot world is just child's play, huh?
Magic of Shikigami and Shikifuda:Legend has it that in the time of the Great Kitsune Hakushin, she had six apprentices. All were greatly skilled in magic and in shape-shifting. Day-to-day, they were tasked with assisting their matriarch, Hakushin, in managing the shrine and defending Mt. Yougou.
And more others.The art of onmyoudou primarily involves the use of charm magic via shikigami and shikifuda. Shikigami are paper cut-outs that are embued with magical powers; examples include Shiki Taishou and his many replicas, such as Shiki Koshou. Originally, samurai would combine the shikigami's charm magic with their own martial prowess to fight off monsters. Shikifuda are paper seals, and they could be used during combat, similar to shikigami. These focus mainly on elemental powers.
Definitive evidence that witches' creation magic does not use elemental energy:
Nilou, who is unable to use elemental energy or her vision, calls the creation magic she uses "magic" (her creation magic that she can use in Simulanka is the witches' creation magic, as it is said/described here), making it clear once again that creation magic has nothing to do with elemental energy, creation magic being it is a magic that was used by a character who was unable to use elemental energy or the vision, in addition to her also saying that "the magic is in the words", showing once again that the magic of creation has nothing to do with elemental energy.
Nilou: Unfortunately, Idon't know how to use the "magic" of this world. I've tried using my Vision, but it doesn't seem to work here...
Nilou: Well... All I did was say my wishes for her out loud. Maybe the magic is in the words, themselves, just like the book said!
About CRT arguments and scans:Nilou: The moment I used magic, I sensed something... strange down there. I have a feeling it's connected to why the Tavern had to close down.
Technically, I already mentioned all the important arguments/scans, the ones that mattered most were this scan (which was misinterpreted) and this (which really loses importance with what I said in the OP).
Lack of evidence and disproved things:
I refuted the “term ‘magic’ in general = elemental energy”;
The proof that the world exists has also been refuted;
There is a lack of evidence that the world exists;
And lack of evidence to prove that the world is created by some type of energy (UES).
Conclusion:
The worlds use the same creation magic;
Worlds do not exist (“as real as fiction” and “compared to a dream);
There is no longer evidence of the use of UES or any type of energy in the creation of the Worlds;
The term magic in general is not just for “elemental energy”;
All scans that talk about Misulanka also count for the Book/Room/Imaginarium Theater, since all 3 are created by witches who have creation magic and have similarities when it comes to “existing between reality and fantasy”.
Agree: @Smashtwig, @Setsuna_tenma, @Puppet43, @Giannysmag, @TWILIGHT-OP, @Woomica, @JohnHendrix212, @DivinumAeterna, @Voidnether, @Weaver261
Neutral:
Disageee: @Furina003, @GarrixianXD, @Saqphire, @DarkDragonMedeus, @Tyri456, @Valxxroyz, @Breakdown, @Sahlwrld, @Berento_Magnifico
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