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High Godly Regen Unclear, Got Stuck between Voids
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There can be more than one multiverse in a 4D plane.
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I'm referring to megaverses.
For example in the Archie Comics, Sonic and Mega Man live in different multiverses.
For example in the Archie Comics, Sonic and Mega Man live in different multiverses.
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That completely misses what I'm saying.
>Verse has four universes
>Character gets obliterated along with all four universes, a.k.a the totality of that setting leaving nothingness.
>Character regenerates.
That character has High Godly because the reality he was in was destroyed and he did not regenerate from another realm (in this case everything was destroyed).
The character who destroyed him and the whole of reality didn't need to destroy the dimensions of length, width, heighth, and time, or destroy the directions of up, down, left, right, etc. Also "multiple multiverses" is as ridiculous as "multi-universal". There's a reason we don't use the term Megaverse.
>Verse has four universes
>Character gets obliterated along with all four universes, a.k.a the totality of that setting leaving nothingness.
>Character regenerates.
That character has High Godly because the reality he was in was destroyed and he did not regenerate from another realm (in this case everything was destroyed).
The character who destroyed him and the whole of reality didn't need to destroy the dimensions of length, width, heighth, and time, or destroy the directions of up, down, left, right, etc. Also "multiple multiverses" is as ridiculous as "multi-universal". There's a reason we don't use the term Megaverse.
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But just to be clear, it is not what you regenerate into, it's what you regenerate from. If you destroyed a 2-A structure with a 2-B being in it, and it regenerated from that, it would not matter if it regenerated into a different 2-A realm.
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So it would be an infinite^2 multiverse. Got it.Kaltias said:
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We need to ovecomplicated all and make more Types, deep explanation :v
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I agree with Sera and Kaltias. High-Godly Regenerationn varies depending on the setting of the Verse, hence something like "complete 4-D destruction" doesn't need to include the destruction of Dimensional Axes / Multiple Universes or the like.
Unless you want to say characters from a Setting comprised of only one Universe can't possibly have High-Godly, which from now on is reserved to Characters like the Swamp Thing, who actually has a feat of regenerating from all dimensional axes getting nuked.
Unless you want to say characters from a Setting comprised of only one Universe can't possibly have High-Godly, which from now on is reserved to Characters like the Swamp Thing, who actually has a feat of regenerating from all dimensional axes getting nuked.
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I agree on this point. Most verses don't actually have the axial dimensions themselves get destroyed, the only exception that I can think of would be I/O.
When you get down to it, High Godly regen is about regenerating from magnitudes stronger destruction of a realm above yourself.
When you get down to it, High Godly regen is about regenerating from magnitudes stronger destruction of a realm above yourself.
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Ultima is 100% correct, and so is Kaltias and Sera.
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I would like to raise that it does not necesarilly need to be all the stuff on the layer. If a 2-B being can regenerate from a 2-A destruction but regenerate into a different 2-A structure, that is also High Godly
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Isn't type 9 just being a false platonic concept?
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Yeah, that's what I meanDMB 1 said:
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I stand by this.Matthew Schroeder said:
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Isn't mid-godly just a case of being able to regenerate beyond mind, body and soul? Like, if I'm tied to the concept of who I am and you hakai me and I regen, I'm mid-godly. Now if you erase my concept and it regens along with me, I'm high-godly because I can regenerate from nothing whatsoever. Meanwhile True Godly would be the idea of being able to regenerate no matter what's done to you, or am I wrong?
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To be honest, @Mand21, it is something that you should read from the Regenerationn page. I will explain though.
Mid-Godly: The ability to regenerate even after being completely erased from existence, including mind, body, and soul.
Examples: Lavos (Chrono), Millenniummon and its other forms (Digimon), Sailor Moon (Sailor Moon), Chara(Undertale), The Chaos Gods (Warhammer 40,000)
Now if you erase my concept and it regens along with me, I'm high-godly because I can regenerate from nothing whatsoever.
Not true unless it follows this definition, then regenerating from no concept is mid-godly High-Godly: The ability to regenerate even after the totality of your existence is erased, alongside the reality that you are present within that exists up to your own dimensional level.
It got to follow the definition also, otherwise is not.
True-Godly: The ability to regenerate from being erased on a level beyond the confines and concept of dimensions.
Seems alright, although, in some medias, concept mean soulsMand21 said:
Mid-Godly: The ability to regenerate even after being completely erased from existence, including mind, body, and soul.
Examples: Lavos (Chrono), Millenniummon and its other forms (Digimon), Sailor Moon (Sailor Moon), Chara(Undertale), The Chaos Gods (Warhammer 40,000)
Now if you erase my concept and it regens along with me, I'm high-godly because I can regenerate from nothing whatsoever.
Not true unless it follows this definition, then regenerating from no concept is mid-godly High-Godly: The ability to regenerate even after the totality of your existence is erased, alongside the reality that you are present within that exists up to your own dimensional level.
- Examples: Crimson King (The Dark Tower), Swamp Thing (DC Comics), Yggdrasil (Digimo)
It got to follow the definition also, otherwise is not.
True-Godly: The ability to regenerate from being erased on a level beyond the confines and concept of dimensions.
- Examples: Characters from Demonbane, I/O, the Masadaverse, and Umineko
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So... High-Godly is based not only on your ability to regenerate depending on damage dealt on you, but on your surroundings as well?
With "concept", I meant the metaphysical sense. The very idea of who you are, beyond what the "soul" typically means (a disembodied/"disembodiable" consciousness). Erasing it would be akin to the ret-gone trope whereas someone disappears from everyone's memories and registers except perhaps one or two beings who can tank that effect.
With "concept", I meant the metaphysical sense. The very idea of who you are, beyond what the "soul" typically means (a disembodied/"disembodiable" consciousness). Erasing it would be akin to the ret-gone trope whereas someone disappears from everyone's memories and registers except perhaps one or two beings who can tank that effect.
