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let just summarize it as
Three thousand worlds is a way for the author to say "all creation/existence"
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Three thousand worlds is a way for the author to say "all creation/existence"
While there are definitely some undeniable religious references in Gaim, I don't think we can use that as a means to support something as a term when it could mean several other thingsPretty much what Magi said above, i would like add-on the reason why buddhism is brought into this. Throughout the series, Gaim have made countless reference to philosophy stuff from both Western and East sides, such as the Golden Fruit and the snake who manipulated Adam & Eva to eat it, Helheim, etc.
All of this was due to Gen Urobuchi who wrote for pretty much entire Gaim series. While the novel were written by someone else, Gen did supervised it. More so, the goal of the villain was to brought salvation to humanity which coincide with the main theme of Gaim.
Yeah, but the context has been repeatedly showing that "three thousand worlds" here include countless universes.While there are definitely some undeniable religious references in Gaim, I don't think we can use that as a means to support something as a term when it could mean several other things
Nah, we didnt brought buddhism cosmology here.Stuff like that can be used to argue a higher tier. We just can't use literal Buddhism as a supporting point
Even if the term is repeatedly used with countless worlds? We don't apply literal Buddhism to entire novel itself, the writer used the term to amplify the seriousness of situation when Kugai become one with all of existence.While there are definitely some undeniable religious references in Gaim, I don't think we can use that as a means to support something as a term when it could mean several other things
The part of Kugai intergrated countless worlds still exist, whether you consider buddhism part or not. Since it's just the writer tackle with philosophy stuff.The statement of "countless" worlds is relevant, just not actual Buddhism
There's a few issues I have though, being that all the Armoured Riders are portrayed as vastly inferior to Kouta during the events of Drive x Gaim, with them even relying on bringing him back to defeat Megahex. This isn't even PIS considering it fits the narrative of how Kouta's the God Tier of his season. For them to share the same rating feels off
Grand Zi-O isn't considered on the original post if this upgrade were to come into play. He's no doubt stronger than Gaim. Plus there's the fact that Base Neo Decade could gain the upper hand against Another Zi-O II. Speaking of Tsukasa, I'm surprised you didn't bring him up as he kinda just pops in and talks to Mitsuzane during the novel. This is also a Pre-2018 Decade so keep that in mind
That said, I don't entirely feel comfortable with these upgrades
In this case, Armored Riders were brought to higher dimension via Saver System second activation, they basically go through the same process as Saver and would get most of his abilities.A key for as needed Ryugen and Zangetsu feels somewhat odd. It would kinda be like giving Blades and Espada keys for when Saber amped them with Wonder Almighty. Essentially it’s a very specific scenario so I’m not sure if keys would really be warranted
Nah, they aren't entirely reliant on Saver himself. They went through a process by Saver System machine and gained new powers/tier from it.Yeah, that’s essentially why I feel it may be a little more reliant on Saver’s presence
Well, Gaim is still portrayed as the strongest being given the statement around Golden Fruit and him one-shotting Saver.I still think my thoughts are the same given the nature of the Saver System, both in the previous movie and described in the novel
Why not? They did get their power briefly but it's not a reason to dismiss them. They got new power/tier and actually have feats of themselves.Its not that I don't believe the Saver System is what it is here. Its just that I'm not sure about giving Ryugen and Zangetsu new keys for a machine that gave them powers briefly
Well, the whole point of Saver System is to make everyone go higher dimension like Kugai is. Mainly because he is already one in first place, the system was his goal to give salvation for everyone.I'm not opposed to those characters having keys like the either. But the difference for me is that a character like Saver had that system as a primary tool for himself. Ryugen and Zangetsu pretty much got buffed but not intentionally. Essentially, they're not exactly "users" of the system
He become prior to the novel, back when Duke spin-off, he died in one of the experiment and become a higher dimesional being, but unable to interact with the world.Kugai wasn't always a higher dimension being and only became one through the means of the Saver System
I don't see your point here, Saver System purpose is to affect normal people only, which included Armored Riders. Not only the Riders managed to keep their individuality, they also killed Saver for countless times.I have read the OP, yes
I simply don't believe the Saver System, given its conception/origin and nature, should be used to provide new higher tiers for Ryugen and Zangetsu
Ask staffs in their wall to evaluate other content broBump.
sorry to do this, but um, we cant use cultural or religious context for stuff like this anymore, for example, unless we have a direct statement of the sands of the Ganges being infinite, then you cant try and use the context that would act as the background for said statement, so statements using the sands of the Ganges only can use the number of sands that are literally in the ganges, and statements such as these only refer to three thousand worlds, no more no less, unless the verse states or implies otherwiseYeah, but the context has been repeatedly showing that "three thousand worlds" here include countless universes.
I've never said to use entire Buddhism for the context.sorry to do this, but um, we cant use cultural or religious context for stuff like this anymore, for example, unless we have a direct statement of the sands of the Ganges being infinite, then you cant try and use the context that would act as the background for said statement, so statements using the sands of the Ganges only can use the number of sands that are literally in the ganges, and statements such as these only refer to three thousand worlds, no more no less, unless the verse states or implies otherwise
Yes, the verse did state otherwise, there are "countless worlds" in the quote i posted above.unless the verse states or implies otherwise
yeah, i know that, but thats how it works, we cant use context from outside the media for stuff like this, so it just doesn't workI've never said to use entire Buddhism for the context.
Three thousand worlds isn't an explicit numbers since the term countless are being used with it, which won't make sense if you think about it. It is how the writer tackle with philosophy to amplify the danger of situation in hindsight.
This is just one phrase to sum up the whole contxt like saying "He has become one with all worlds/existence". Given the series is known for its references to mythology and religious stuff in-series.
Yes, James and I know that pretty well.yeah, i know that, but thats how it works, we cant use context from outside the media for stuff like this, so it just doesn't work
The novel explicitly uses the word when talking about universe. It clearly mean three thousand worlds here refers to all creation.yeah, i know that, but thats how it works, we cant use context from outside the media for stuff like this, so it just doesn't work
How does the scaling work in this case? Also if he has immortality type 5, how was he killed initially?Low 1-C would get changed to 2-B via these statement as they mentioned countless worlds expanding endlessly. Also, here is the abilities they would get:
- Immortality (Type 4 and 5; Scaling to Kamen Rider Saver, who are said to transcended life and death. Saver keep resurrecting even after killed by Armored Riders for an uncountable number of times)
- Fusionism: (Scaling to Kamen Rider Saver, who integrated all of existence into himself)
Was the soul kept safe by the system?
- Higher-Dimensional Existence and Non-Corporeal: (Saver System brought one's spirit into higher dimension while their body got extinguished)
...Do we actually see anyone get close to it? Or this character gets close to that level?
- Nigh-Omniscience: (The people of Zawame city, after being enlightened by Saver System, are said to achieved omniscience)