A few more things came out while I was applying the changes, so I'm going to write them here and then update the OP accordingly.
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Lifting Strength
I remembered another lifting strength feat that happens in the novel, which would bump everyone to
Class 100. All the details and the calculation can be found
here.
Both Sabrewulf and Mira scale to this, and since the latter is portrayed as weaker than or at the very least comparable to a bunch of characters such as Thunder, Aganos, Kim Wu and Jago (as proven in the previous CRT), I'd say this can easily scale to the whole verse.
Guardians aren't incorporeal
I found
this dossier only now (since they're hard to find on internet), which explains how Guardians are physical, despite being described as hologram-light creatues made of light.
This means that the likes of Yeo (Kim Wu's spirit) will lose (or rather, not have)
Incorporeality, and Gargos will not have one of the justifications for
Non-Physical Interaction (he could still grab Eyedol's soul, so the power itself remains).
Also, the characters who have bonded with a Guardian have
Multiple Selves type 2 switched to
Type 3
Shin Hisako
I completely forgot about her when I made this thread, time to fix this.
Luckily, there isn't much to add/remove.
- In this form, she doesn't inherit the following things:
- Poison Manipulation: Doesn't wear the Cat's Claw
- Rage Power: Doesn't have the Wrath Meter anymore.
- The weakness of losing energy the farther she gets from her graveyard, as the bond with is has been severed.
- She can now walk normally, instead of relying solely on crawling to move fast.
- Multiple Selves type 3: Just like other characters previously mentioned in this thread, she's bonded with a Guardian, specifically the katana of her father. This is mentioned here and here.
- Ectoplasm Manipulation: Can create Drifting Spirit Orbs
- Summoning: Via Eternal Descent
Izziks, Dretchs and Mimics
The first ones are the two types of minions that Gargos
can summon.
I thought it would be nice to mention their AP, which would be
At most 9-B+. They are strong enough to hurt the KI cast, but are depicted as notably weaker both in the game (since they go down in two hits) and in
the comics.
Mimics are other servants of Gargos and clones of various warriors. Their AP adapts to the fighters of whom they are copies, so it should be listed as
Varies. On top of having the powers of the fighters they copy, they have demonstrated a bunch of unique abilities, that are worthy to be listed.
Some particular mimics have also demonstrated further powers
Gargos's AP would then be
At leasr High 6-A, likely 4-C. At most 9-B+ with Izziks and Dretchs, Varies with Mimics
Also, Gargos's description of
Duplication says
Of himself and others
The first bit is wrong and based on the assumption that the clone he defeats in
his ending is a Mimic. This is false for at least three reasons: The clone is called "Doppelganger" instead of Mimic, its color is blue instead of green and it is rebellious against the true Gargos.