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This has come to my attention recently. As per his own page, this is the justification of his AP
Multi-Continent level as Foreshock (Can casually shake the entire planet with his quakes. Hits with the force of a moving continent). Multi-Solar System level as Mainshock (Is trillion of times stronger than his foreshock state, and his quakes can reach to the other side of the universe and even shake it just from the initial activation of this phase), higher with time (His tremors increase in strength and range with each second and starts to spread over all of creation)
I'm not sure about the former, but the latter is rated as such due to a calc that put a universe shaking feat to be in that level.
However, i think using that calc alone have an issue. Being that Kuubou's quake does more than just shaking something that it affect
This is also something that's explained in his page, complete with some scans even
Quake Generation: As the embodiment of earthquakes, Nakiri is able to generate them without limit. These quakes represent Nakiri's nature as a God of Destruction, annihilating anything in his path and turning all things to dust. Cracks appear in space from the vibrations he emits, and can even destroy the space they travel through. This wave of destruction can even reach the nucleus of an atom, completely atomizing all that it touches. There are two levels of this ability, Foreshock, and Mainshock:
I'm just going to copy-paste my post on other thread regarding my opinion on this matter
My proposal is to change Kuubou Nakiri's tiering. His Foreshock being 5-B from High 6-A as it's described as
Multi-Continent level as Foreshock (Can casually shake the entire planet with his quakes. Hits with the force of a moving continent).
Because it's pretty much an atomization+spatial destruction on the scale of a planet
While his Mainshock being 3-A from 4-A as it's described as
Multi-Solar System level as Mainshock (Is trillion of times stronger than his foreshock state, and his quakes can reach to the other side of the universe and even shake it just from the initial activation of this phase)
Because, again, it's pretty much an atomization+spatial destruction on the scale of a universe
If there's something from within the game that would contend this claim, then post them right away.
Also. A little reading on this series' summary from its wikipedia page told me that most of the story took place in a realm called Dream World (Canaan). And Kuubou's character summary gave that he resides in the deeper layer of Canaan. And from what i know about the realm itself, it would need the end point of Amakasu's Ragnarok for it to be destroyed (with the end point of Ragnarok being a destruction on 2-B scale)
So i don't think something like "If its really that high tier then why the setting is still intact?" or "why is Earth still intact?" or "why does the setting still exist for it to have a sequel?" or something along those line would be a good point for contention. I'd personally attribute that to Canaan being that durable and/or having some more additional properties that i might don't know about, considering it has like 8[?] layers with stuff starting to be funky from the 4th layer onwards
Multi-Continent level as Foreshock (Can casually shake the entire planet with his quakes. Hits with the force of a moving continent). Multi-Solar System level as Mainshock (Is trillion of times stronger than his foreshock state, and his quakes can reach to the other side of the universe and even shake it just from the initial activation of this phase), higher with time (His tremors increase in strength and range with each second and starts to spread over all of creation)
I'm not sure about the former, but the latter is rated as such due to a calc that put a universe shaking feat to be in that level.
However, i think using that calc alone have an issue. Being that Kuubou's quake does more than just shaking something that it affect
This is also something that's explained in his page, complete with some scans even
Quake Generation: As the embodiment of earthquakes, Nakiri is able to generate them without limit. These quakes represent Nakiri's nature as a God of Destruction, annihilating anything in his path and turning all things to dust. Cracks appear in space from the vibrations he emits, and can even destroy the space they travel through. This wave of destruction can even reach the nucleus of an atom, completely atomizing all that it touches. There are two levels of this ability, Foreshock, and Mainshock:
I'm just going to copy-paste my post on other thread regarding my opinion on this matter
This seems to be the case where the range/AoE of the attack directly translate into AP to me. And as the scan in the AP part said, it's universal in scale. Which i guess would fall into the range of tier 3-A, as per this site's definition of itTHOK AST THOK said:Atomizing and spatial destruction are just what the quake does. While Foreshock and Mainshock are just the level on which the earthquake operate on differing scale. What he shook is what he annihilates, what he shook is what he atomizes, what he shook is what he spatially destroys. This is the base ability of his earthquake generation. Foreshock and Mainshock are just at what scale this quake is operating. With the latter being universal. Hence 3-A
- Universe level: Characters who can destroy all of the physical matter within an observable universe at full power. More specifically, usually via an explosion, omnidirectional energy blast, or a shockwave, that encompasses all of the stars and planets within a universe.
My proposal is to change Kuubou Nakiri's tiering. His Foreshock being 5-B from High 6-A as it's described as
Multi-Continent level as Foreshock (Can casually shake the entire planet with his quakes. Hits with the force of a moving continent).
Because it's pretty much an atomization+spatial destruction on the scale of a planet
While his Mainshock being 3-A from 4-A as it's described as
Multi-Solar System level as Mainshock (Is trillion of times stronger than his foreshock state, and his quakes can reach to the other side of the universe and even shake it just from the initial activation of this phase)
Because, again, it's pretty much an atomization+spatial destruction on the scale of a universe
If there's something from within the game that would contend this claim, then post them right away.
Also. A little reading on this series' summary from its wikipedia page told me that most of the story took place in a realm called Dream World (Canaan). And Kuubou's character summary gave that he resides in the deeper layer of Canaan. And from what i know about the realm itself, it would need the end point of Amakasu's Ragnarok for it to be destroyed (with the end point of Ragnarok being a destruction on 2-B scale)
So i don't think something like "If its really that high tier then why the setting is still intact?" or "why is Earth still intact?" or "why does the setting still exist for it to have a sequel?" or something along those line would be a good point for contention. I'd personally attribute that to Canaan being that durable and/or having some more additional properties that i might don't know about, considering it has like 8[?] layers with stuff starting to be funky from the 4th layer onwards