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Gilieriam Naviem is basically a stat amp by itself. Using it to amp any other ability would give results in infinity.
Making 6 steps of gilieriam naviem alone without being used in conjunction with anything would lead to the circular scaling you're normally warning us about. It's basically saying LoT scales to eques cause eques got smoked in 5 steps while LoT needed 6 steps to destroy it
Not really, He's amping his base low 1-C stats. In LoT, he kept himself at 5-A, said he just lightly stepped on the ground, didn't really apply any force.
Just like how he can limit the power of his spells, he can limit gilieram naviem too.
If there's a problem it'll be way before this. Loke how celis <Ravia Gig Gaverizd> "Incinerating Purple Lightning Field" was affecting LoT just by trying to activate, destroyed the barrier god that was said to be able to prevent world destruction, then gets tanked by characters who are anywhere from 5-A to 4-C (eges).
You're talking about the guy who struggled to lift a continent while he had immeasurable LS. Anos keeps himself at whatever level he chooses so it varies.
Let's not either forget the times he said he couldn't follow lay's movement in BoS when he could casually reach immeasurable speed
You're talking about the guy who struggled to lift a continent while he had immeasurable LS. Anos keeps himself at whatever level he chooses so it varies.
Let's not either forget the times he said he couldn't follow lay's movement in BoS when he could casually reach immeasurable speed
Not really interested in that. His AP and other stuff can stay at that tier at that point in the story.
Anos in character won't use planetary AP against mountain level character, i also plan on completely overhauling the current tiers for characters, I'm just waiting for EN translation of vol 3 to release before i do so there's no point in adding that now
Just finished Volume 1 of the Light Novel, and I have to say, it's amazing. I already previously said I started reading the LN and was basically doing chapter-by-chapter review, but decided it was a bit much (lol)
Anyway, really good series, at least the start to it. Can't wait to read more of it starting from Volume 2. (Apparently Volume 3 releases in January of next year)
Here is an overall review and thoughts on Volume 1.
I think the Volume 1 is a great introduction. The characters are really good and likable, and the art is just phenomenal. The series really lucked out on getting
Shizumayoshinori as their illustrator. It's extremely easy to read through thanks to the short chapters, even if there are many of them. One thing I will note, is that people either intentionally or unintentionally speak way too badly of this series. I constantly see a lot of bashing, claiming it has "no plot" (which is quite literally impossible for any series), or that it's low effort. I definitely enjoyed it, and I'm glad I read it. Would even go as far as to call it underrated.
The story slowly introduces key characters, reveals their motives and goals, as well as builds up the world overtime. I think the author did really well considering how difficult he made it out to write a web novel. Volume 1 had really sweet moments, especially in the latter half when the dungeon exams started. Anime was a really good adaptation, but the thing that makes the LN just so much better is the inner monologue of the characters, especially side characters, and Anos himself comes of as more chill and casual while recognizing himself being the Demon King. (felt as though the anime made him out to be a bit more egotistic than he actually was in volume 1).
Surprisingly, the Afterword was also really nice. Got to see more of the authors thoughts. Now I kind of feel bad for the constant bashing of the series because it does seem like the author puts a lot of care into writing the characters and the story. He also did admit on including a lot of troupes he likes, even if they are obviously generic, which is cool. But by far the funniest moment was Anos interaction with his parents. Especially in the end when his mom and dad misunderstood what Anos, Misha and Sasha did all night lmao
So, yeah. That's my overall review of Volume 1. I'd give it an 8/10, can't wait to read Volume 2.
Just finished Volume 1 of the Light Novel, and I have to say, it's amazing. I already previously said I started reading the LN and was basically doing chapter-by-chapter review, but decided it was a bit much (lol)
Anyway, really good series, at least the start to it. Can't wait to read more of it starting from Volume 2. (Apparently Volume 3 releases in January of next year)
Here is an overall review and thoughts on Volume 1.
I think the Volume 1 is a great introduction. The characters are really good and likable, and the art is just phenomenal. The series really lucked out on getting
Shizumayoshinori as their illustrator. It's extremely easy to read through thanks to the short chapters, even if there are many of them. One thing I will note, is that people either intentionally or unintentionally speak way too badly of this series. I constantly see a lot of bashing, claiming it has "no plot" (which is quite literally impossible for any series), or that it's low effort. I definitely enjoyed it, and I'm glad I read it. Would even go as far as to call it underrated.
The story slowly introduces key characters, reveals their motives and goals, as well as builds up the world overtime. I think the author did really well considering how difficult he made it out to write a web novel. Volume 1 had really sweet moments, especially in the latter half when the dungeon exams started. Anime was a really good adaptation, but the thing that makes the LN just so much better is the inner monologue of the characters, especially side characters, and Anos himself comes of as more chill and casual while recognizing himself being the Demon King. (felt as though the anime made him out to be a bit more egotistic than he actually was in volume 1).
Surprisingly, the Afterword was also really nice. Got to see more of the authors thoughts. Now I kind of feel bad for the constant bashing of the series because it does seem like the author puts a lot of care into writing the characters and the story. He also did admit on including a lot of troupes he likes, even if they are obviously generic, which is cool. But by far the funniest moment was Anos interaction with his parents. Especially in the end when his mom and dad misunderstood what Anos, Misha and Sasha did all night lmao
So, yeah. That's my overall review of Volume 1. I'd give it an 8/10, can't wait to read Volume 2.
Just finished Volume 1 of the Light Novel, and I have to say, it's amazing. I already previously said I started reading the LN and was basically doing chapter-by-chapter review, but decided it was a bit much (lol)
Anyway, really good series, at least the start to it. Can't wait to read more of it starting from Volume 2. (Apparently Volume 3 releases in January of next year)
Here is an overall review and thoughts on Volume 1.
I think the Volume 1 is a great introduction. The characters are really good and likable, and the art is just phenomenal. The series really lucked out on getting
Shizumayoshinori as their illustrator. It's extremely easy to read through thanks to the short chapters, even if there are many of them. One thing I will note, is that people either intentionally or unintentionally speak way too badly of this series. I constantly see a lot of bashing, claiming it has "no plot" (which is quite literally impossible for any series), or that it's low effort. I definitely enjoyed it, and I'm glad I read it. Would even go as far as to call it underrated.
The story slowly introduces key characters, reveals their motives and goals, as well as builds up the world overtime. I think the author did really well considering how difficult he made it out to write a web novel. Volume 1 had really sweet moments, especially in the latter half when the dungeon exams started. Anime was a really good adaptation, but the thing that makes the LN just so much better is the inner monologue of the characters, especially side characters, and Anos himself comes of as more chill and casual while recognizing himself being the Demon King. (felt as though the anime made him out to be a bit more egotistic than he actually was in volume 1).
Surprisingly, the Afterword was also really nice. Got to see more of the authors thoughts. Now I kind of feel bad for the constant bashing of the series because it does seem like the author puts a lot of care into writing the characters and the story. He also did admit on including a lot of troupes he likes, even if they are obviously generic, which is cool. But by far the funniest moment was Anos interaction with his parents. Especially in the end when his mom and dad misunderstood what Anos, Misha and Sasha did all night lmao
So, yeah. That's my overall review of Volume 1. I'd give it an 8/10, can't wait to read Volume 2.
Just finished Volume 1 of the Light Novel, and I have to say, it's amazing. I already previously said I started reading the LN and was basically doing chapter-by-chapter review, but decided it was a bit much (lol)
Anyway, really good series, at least the start to it. Can't wait to read more of it starting from Volume 2. (Apparently Volume 3 releases in January of next year)
Here is an overall review and thoughts on Volume 1.
I think the Volume 1 is a great introduction. The characters are really good and likable, and the art is just phenomenal. The series really lucked out on getting
Shizumayoshinori as their illustrator. It's extremely easy to read through thanks to the short chapters, even if there are many of them. One thing I will note, is that people either intentionally or unintentionally speak way too badly of this series. I constantly see a lot of bashing, claiming it has "no plot" (which is quite literally impossible for any series), or that it's low effort. I definitely enjoyed it, and I'm glad I read it. Would even go as far as to call it underrated.
The story slowly introduces key characters, reveals their motives and goals, as well as builds up the world overtime. I think the author did really well considering how difficult he made it out to write a web novel. Volume 1 had really sweet moments, especially in the latter half when the dungeon exams started. Anime was a really good adaptation, but the thing that makes the LN just so much better is the inner monologue of the characters, especially side characters, and Anos himself comes of as more chill and casual while recognizing himself being the Demon King. (felt as though the anime made him out to be a bit more egotistic than he actually was in volume 1).
Surprisingly, the Afterword was also really nice. Got to see more of the authors thoughts. Now I kind of feel bad for the constant bashing of the series because it does seem like the author puts a lot of care into writing the characters and the story. He also did admit on including a lot of troupes he likes, even if they are obviously generic, which is cool. But by far the funniest moment was Anos interaction with his parents. Especially in the end when his mom and dad misunderstood what Anos, Misha and Sasha did all night lmao
So, yeah. That's my overall review of Volume 1. I'd give it an 8/10, can't wait to read Volume 2.
but the thing that makes the LN just so much better is the inner monologue of the characters, especially side characters, and Anos himself comes of as more chill and casual while recognizing himself being the Demon King. (felt as though the anime made him out to be a bit more egotistic than he actually was in volume 1).
Definitely share what I thought as well when reading the novel.
The character inner thought gave so many insight on their character, and Anos wasn't just generic OP MC as other have claim he is to be.
Definitely share what I thought as well when reading the novel.
The character inner thought gave so many insight on their character, and Anos wasn't just generic OP MC as other have claim he is to be.
People judge Anos according to the anime, so anyone who doesn't know him well will say he's something like "generic protagonist", "character with no story", "character without development", a character who never encountered any difficulties in his entire life, or a selfish character, those are most opinions from people who don't know him well. (Most of them don't have the courage to read even a chapter of the novel)
People judge Anos according to the anime, so anyone who doesn't know him well will say he's something like "generic protagonist", "character with no story", "character without development", an alias character that never found any difficulty in his entire life, or a selfish character, those are most opinions from people who don't know him well. (Most of them don't have the courage to read even a chapter of the novel)
One question, does the fact that Graham's NEP2 is a nothing without reason makes him a superior NEP2 to the normal NEP2? Since reason is superior to order.
One question, does the fact that Graham's NEP2 is a nothing without reason makes him a superior NEP2 to the normal NEP2? Since reason is superior to order.
Well, anything that is at the level of reason or higher should be able to affect acc5, but because reason is higher than order (concepts), and is naturally harder to interact with, Graham's NEP2 has no order at all ( concepts) and neither reason (superior to concepts) would make NEP2 at least more difficult to interact with?
I'm not sure if this could even be used on this kind of wiki, but also because reason is superior to things like concepts, NEP2 , TD3, laws, destiny, etc. So even something like "resists CM" or "resists Law Manipulation" shouldn't be enough to resist things like Venuzdonoa or MEoCD, I think.
