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Maou Gakuin Misleading Hax Revisions - Part 1/3

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Ok I'll go straight to the point, a while ago i looked through several profiles of mgk and i notice a lot of abilities are either out of context or bluntly just no justification but I'm gonna focus with three abilities first

first is

Abstract Existence (Type 1; Information, Stories, Emotions, Beliefs; Spirits are strange creatures, their existence is said to be akin to magic itself. Their existence is said to come from the hearts of others. Legends, folklore, rumors, fears, beliefs, aspirations, Spirits are the realization and embodiment of these)
Mind you, the wording itself says "embodiment and realization", and so does the scan, so what's the Type 1 for?


"Their existence is said to come to be from the hearts of others. Legends, folklores, rumors, desires, fear, aspirations... They are the realization and embodiment of all of the above."


Additionally, from other Volumes:

With great effort, Sheila opened her mouth. “I overheard someone talking about it here—a doctor, I think. It’s called spiritosis, but it isn’t an actual disease. They say that spirits are born from the heart—”

“I’m aware. Spirits are the realization of rumors, folklore, and legends—the embodiment of hopes, fears, and desires.”


“Type 2: Embodies an abstraction, and can be resurrected or regenerate indefinitely thanks to it. Destroying the abstraction is required to permanently kill those characters, but they can still be affected without directly altering it.„


So, yes, the Type 1 should be changed to Type 2 unless there's something hinting they are not merely embodiments of them, but those abstract things themselves.

It also needs to be clarified which type of Information is being talked about here. As for me, I only see Type 1 Information here.


next is immortality and regeneration Immortality & Regeneration (Types 1, 3, 4 & 8 up-to High-godly; A spirit can't die as long as their rumors persist. Even if killed they shall continue to rise again as long as the rumors which form them remain. Spirits will continue to resurrect even if their source is destroyed as long as their lore remains)
Uh, so, where's the "Eternal Life" part that's supposed to be the qualifier for Type 1? This is not some bullshit where you remain as long as something else remains, at least not necessarily, and is just Type 8. Unless the supporters can provide solid proof that said "Rumors and Lore" continue to exist eternally, and iff that is always the case, the Type 1 needs to say bye-bye.

And, of course, after looking into what I said above in the Novel, I found a few related things, that is, the Spirit part of Half Spirits is indeed dependent on Rumors, Desires, and Hope, and if those are extinguished from the minds of others, the Spirit part of the Half-Spirit dies as well. The same should apply to Spirits, except that there's no "Half" part, the Spirit Physiology is their entire existence, and thus even more dependent on those rumors:

As time passed, the tales and feelings that had born a half spirit had to mature. Only then could they live comfortably like Misa.

“Rumors are easily extinguished, and people give up on their hopes every day. When those hopes die, the spirit halves of us die with them. That’s why many half spirits are so frail.”

No wonder Rivide was ineffective—the source of a spirit’s power resided within the hearts of others. Even if I rewound time for Sheila, the tale or feeling she had been born from was still weakening, so she wouldn’t recover.

“What exactly formed your spirit half?”

“I don’t know... Unlike spirits, half spirits have no way of knowing. That’s why it’s normal for us to live such short lives.”

The end of a hope or rumor spelled death for a half spirit. If I could spread that rumor throughout the world, her spiritosis would be cured. But without knowing what to spread, there was nothing I could do.



Additionally, I can see Type 8 even without scans (Note on that: ADD SCANS), the wording itself says "Even if they're killed, they shall continue to rise again", yeah, that's Type 4, sure, but where is the Type 3?

Abstract Existence (Type 1; Law, Fate, Concept Type 1; Gods are order itself and nothing more, they are the absolute existence for all who live in the world, they are the laws and concepts of the world and both life and death are governed by the order)
So.... what exactly here makes them Type 1 Concepts? They govern the world, sure thing, but that's Type 2
, it doesn't show their independence from it.

To quote another scan itself,"If thou destroys me, the World shall be unable to maintain its current form, and it will slowly fall apart. , yeah... this doesn't sound like Type 1 at all. Without a Type 1 Concept, the objects should never exist to begin with, past, present and future (since by default, Type 1 Concepts encompass all of Time). The fact that the world would "slowly" fall apart means it won't instantly cease to exist, which makes it a problem for Order to be Type 1 to begin with.

For instance, if it was Type 1, the World would have fallen apart instantly, ceasing to exist from all of Time. Obviously, that didn't happen nor was stated here. So this has to say Bye-bye too.

Immortality & Regeneration (Types 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 8 up-to High-Godly; Gods are eternal and immortal beings, can survive having their hearts destroyed and being decapitated. Can easily resurrect and regenerate their bodies after being destroyed. Gods are nothing, they're immortal and thus not living, existing solely as the logic of the world. Gods are capable of regenerating from source (concept) destruction)
Gods are not eternal, stop the wank. The description links two contradictory scans; However, given that the "They are not eternal" is from a Volume that came after the other ones, it's fine to take that scan as the more solid one, leading to Gods losing their Immortality Type 1 via the following lines:

Gods aren't eternal. They disappeared and were newly reborn according to Order, and the one who created them was this god, the Heavenly Father.

The fact that this scan, which was supposed to likely be for giving them Type 4, outright contradicted their Type 1, yet the scan seems to intentionally not have highlighted the "Gods aren't eternal" part, and only highlighted the thing that the characters could gain something from....

Of course, this is not the only reason for the removal, as at another instance, it's also outright stated that they don't even have an Infinite life span, just a really long one:


"I held up a hand to stop them, then slowly rose to my feet. "If you came all the way here to tell me that, then you're honest to a fault."

I made my way in front of the Royalist students, as though to shield them from Nosgalia.

"But you don't bear an ounce of kindness. What are you planning?"

"To restore order to this world. The child was born for that purpose."

Gods never changed. Well, their life spans were near infinite. Two thousand years was nothing to them.

So yeah, their Type 1 goes bye-bye and Longevity enters the chat.

Moving on, what exactly makes them have High Godly level of Regeneration (or Resurrection) here, exactly? Stop hiding the factual scan statements behind those vague descriptions; Gods cannot generate from complete source destruction, the scan itself that's linked to that part says otherwise;

(If it weren't for Venuzdonoa, you would have easily regenerated your source. Choosing to leech off Eldmed's body and source was your mistake. Within him, you can survive with only ten percent of your source. The remaining ten percent will prevent the collapse of order."

I had destroyed his source in a way that allowed only ten percent or so to be recovered through source regeneration magic. This meant that Agronemt couldn't restore his source to its perfect state.)

So yes, they can survive with only ten percent of their source, but nothing says they can 'survive and regenerate from complete source destruction'.

And no, the "Source Regenerating Magic" would not do the trick here since its clear that said Magic is Agronemt (unless proven otherwise), which cannot even be used if the source has disappeared/been completely destroyed.

The spell normally couldn't be used by one whose source had disappeared, but I'd prepared beforehand by using Rivide to send Agronemt into the future.

Source

Additionally, to begin with, Agronemt is an Origin Magic, one restricted to usage by only Demon Royalty, Gods shouldn't be able to use it since they aren't Demon Royalty, UNLESS PROVEN OTHERWISE by the supporters.

Basically, the summary of the scans for their regeneration is:

If the Source of a God is completely destroyed, it will result in the World's order collapsing. Therefore, Anos only destroyed part of the source, just so much that said God (and Order) would be kept alive (and prevented from collapsing) and allow them to slowly recover their source, proving they cannot regenerate if their source is completely destroyed. Regeneration from Partial Destruction is, however, still possible.
The above summary about only a part of the source being destroyed, and the fact that they cannot regenerate from complete source destruction, is fully backed by by the same scan as the one that was used to grant it regeneration, EXCEPT, that this time, we'll actually get to see the full contents of the scan rather then a small part of it cropped for manipulating the rating:


“You gods are near indestructible. If it weren’t for Venuzdonoa, you would have easily regenerated your source. Choosing to leech off Eldmed’s body and source was your mistake. Within him, you can survive with only ten percent of your source. That remaining ten percent will prevent the collapse of order.”

I had destroyed his source in a way that allowed only ten percent or so to be recovered through source regeneration magic. This meant that Agronemt couldn’t restore his source to its perfect state.

“Rest assured, I am aware the world will end if you cannot regenerate. I’ve made sure to break you just enough to allow for a slow recovery.”


source


“How shortsighted of thee, Demon King of Tyranny. Didst thou think this was enough to strip a god of their power? The order to destroy you shall soon be born. Thine end was determined long ago by the gods!”

“Oh? And was the Goddess of Destruction falling into my hands and your fall into a partial existence also predetermined?”

Anos has no reason to keep their source partially intact and not fully destroy it if they can truly regenerate from complete source destruction.

In fact, something as major as "Complete Destruction of Source" is not even allowed for Gods:

The demons of this era were weak, but as a result, I had been forced to better manage my magic power, which had in turn honed my control. Now, instead of destroying the gods, I could simply break them. This allowed me to seize their power while protecting the world.

Gods were the embodiment of order. But because they were order, they were bound by the rules. Self-destruction was not an option for them.

“Stay in that half-god, half-demon body for a while and behave—as a teacher of this academy, that is.” I turned my back on Nosgalia to head to my seat.



If Gods could truly regenerate from Complete Source Destruction (Which itself is baffling even as a mere thought since the World cannot exist without Order (Gods), then the above (Self Destruction) wouldn't even be a problem for them either, yet it is forbidden; Why? Because the World and Order will be destroyed.

I once saw Master Jerga speaking to him about turning the source into magic.”
How interesting. Nosgalia did seem rather insistent on destroying me. His power was sealed for now, but that didn’t make him any less irritating. On the other hand, destroying him completely would result in the end of the world. I’d have to keep an eye on him for a while.

This thus negates all claimed instances of "Sources were completely destroyed", which should now be put as "It is flowery language, it is not completely destroyed", unless of course, it's proven otherwise completely, such as via the World being destroyed as a by-product.

So before someone starts yapping "Prove your summary", know and read (and don't manipulate) the very novel you yourself support first, rather then having others to read it for you. It's clear that they cannot regenerate from complete source destruction, because Anos only made it sure to break their source "just enough to allow for a slow recovery", the JUST ENOUGH by itself indicates that the source was not completely destroyed.

Additionally, stepping aside from the context of the scans being used on the page, let's look at other supporting proof that resurrecting from Complete Source Destruction is impossible (unless extremely specific conditions are met).

Destruction of Source means Death, true death, to be precise; the "Only Exception" to that fact is Hero Kanon, and even he was only an exception due to having seven sources instead of one, which allowed him to restore his other six Sources if even one of them is still left. In other words, even Kanon cannot come back from complete destruction of his source (all of them):

Hero Kanon, his holy sword in hand, was running towards them, closing a distance of approximately ten kilometers.


“It’s hard to believe his source was destroyed just yesterday,” Shin commented.

One cannot live if their source is destroyed. Not even Ingall would have an effect. The only exception to this was Hero Kanon. He was capable of resurrecting over and over again. The reason was simple—unlike normal people with a single source, Kanon possessed seven. As long as one of those sources remained, the remaining six could be restored.

So yeah, the HGR will say bye-bye and instead, Overtime (Because it is a "Slow Recovery") Mid Godly Regeneration (MGK MGR) should be welcomed with open hands. Because as per standards, not regenerating from complete destruction of a fundamental aspect and only partial destruction is nowhere even near High Godly levels of Regeneration.

Additionally, nothing here suggests Type 5, so unless provided evidence, it should be removed completely as well.

Limited Invulnerability (For their source; The source (concept) of a god is indestructible even against weapons made specially to permanently kill them like Shin Reglia's <Gneodoros>)
Even if the Statistics Amplification one was not a joke (though I doubt it), this must be, because while the description says "Their source is indestructible even against weapons made specially to permanently kill them like Shin's sword", the scan proves completely otherwise;


"Ha ha... the source of a god is indestructible. You could never-- Ack!"

Nosgalia revived with the sword, still in his body, but the God Slasher proceeded to cut his source into two, and then into four.


The scans and description are so contradictory this time to each other that I can't even think of it as anything other than a joke....

And it gets even funnier if one sees the full scan... because the sheer amount of phrases that contradict the description is insane:


With that, Nosgalia’s source was cut into two. Shin released his hand from the God Slasher, and the Heavenly Father staggered back. The god quickly raised his head.

“Ha ha... The source of god is indestructible. You could never— Ack!”

Nosgalia revived with the sword still in his body, but the God Slasher proceeded to cut his source into two, and then into four.

“God is immor— Aaah!”

Shin stared coldly as Nosgalia screamed and fell to his knees.

“Hell is a nightmare that can endlessly divide one’s source. That is the punishment the God Slasher inflicts on a god.”

In the next few moments, the source that had been split into four pieces split into eight, then sixteen, then thirty-two. The source of a god was immortal, which meant the God Slasher’s hidden art would continue splitting it without end. The Heavenly Father would have to suffer until his source could no longer be divided.

“Back then, I thought I’d failed to cut you.” Shin used the Pillage Blade to slash Nosgalia’s throat, then immediately drew Eilarrow, the Jewel Sword. “But Reno was right.”

The sword flashed in a pentagram across Nosgalia’s body. With the God Slasher still pierced through his source, the Heavenly Father was sealed. His divine body disappeared, leaving only a red gemstone in its place.

“There was no way I would have ever failed to cut your words.”

And, just as he had done in the past, Shin slashed the words of the god apart.


So here you go... contradictory, right?

Oh, and before someone starts yapping "But didn't Nosgalia revive after his source was cut?", yes, he did, but when did that mean his source was "Completely erased"? Mind you, cutting an apple in half doesn't mean the Apple is erased, it just means its turned into smaller divided parts.

This is backed up by the fact the scan also says the dividing would continue "without end, until his source cannot be divided further", in other words, an Infinitesimal small part of the original, yet still existing and
being there, not Complete destruction.

Agree: AstralTrinity, Robo, TempestDragon, EikichiSensei

Disagree: Ruler_Star_Kuma, Satoshi, Dog, Dereck, Tatsumi, Elde, Rozan, Wesker, (I think) Vietthai, DarkDragonMedeus, BreezeHM, Eseseso (switched to disagreeing with the op after reading the rebuttal from Dereck), Reiner04
Neutral:

Note state what are you disagreeing and provide an argument for it.

That's it Merry Christmas and Advance Happy New Year
 
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Abstract Existence (Type 1; Law, Fate, Concept Type 1; Gods are order itself and nothing more, they are the absolute existence for all who live in the world, they are the laws and concepts of the world and both life and death are governed by the order)
So.... what exactly here makes them Type 1 Concepts? They govern the world, sure thing, but that's Type 2
, it doesn't show their independence from it.

To quote another scan itself,"If thou destroys me, the World shall be unable to maintain its current form, and it will slowly fall apart. , yeah... this doesn't sound like Type 1 at all. Without a Type 1 Concept, the objects should never exist to begin with, past, present and future (since by default, Type 1 Concepts encompass all of Time). The fact that the world would "slowly" fall apart means it won't instantly cease to exist, which makes it a problem for Order to be Type 1 to begin with.

For instance, if it was Type 1, the World would have fallen apart instantly, ceasing to exist from all of Time. Obviously, that didn't happen nor was stated here. So this has to say Bye-bye too.
False not all Type 1 Concepts encompass all of time. you can have a Type 1 concept that only applies to a room size area and it can still be Type 1.
what makes a concept Type 1 is how things and objects adheres to them
but the concept do not adhere to the states of the objects governed.
the concepts are independent from the Part of the reality they govern as stated on the page.


If you claim that All type 1 concept encompasses time. show to me where in the page it says that
Immortality & Regeneration (Types 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 8 up-to High-Godly; Gods are eternal and immortal beings, can survive having their hearts destroyed and being decapitated. Can easily resurrect and regenerate their bodies after being destroyed. Gods are nothing, they're immortal and thus not living, existing solely as the logic of the world. Gods are capable of regenerating from source (concept) destruction)
Gods are not eternal, stop the wank. The description links two contradictory scans; However, given that the "They are not eternal" is from a Volume that came after the other ones, it's fine to take that scan as the more solid one, leading to Gods losing their Immortality Type 1 via the following lines:

Gods aren't eternal. They disappeared and were newly reborn according to Order, and the one who created them was this god, the Heavenly Father.

The fact that this scan, which was supposed to likely be for giving them Type 4, outright contradicted their Type 1, yet the scan seems to intentionally not have highlighted the "Gods aren't eternal" part, and only highlighted the thing that the characters could gain something from....

Of course, this is not the only reason for the removal, as at another instance, it's also outright stated that they don't even have an Infinite life span, just a really long one:
Eternal has another meaning which is always have been.
Type 1 Eternal life refers to the fact that one can live indefinitely without adhering to any kind of lifespan. sure they can be killed but they do not die nor age nor follows a lifespan.
Just because someone is said not to be eternal which is having no cause and always have been existing doesn't mean they don't have indefinite lifespan


I will tackle the others after we finished arguing about these 2 things first
 
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So, yes, the Type 1 should be changed to Type 2 unless there's something hinting they are not merely embodiments of them, but those abstract things themselves.

You're saying to prove that they are what they embody in a literal sense than just being an abstraction off from them and are one in the same, correct?
 
Just because someone is said not to be eternal which is having no cause and always have been existing doesn't mean they don't have indefinite lifespan
I'm unaware of the specificities of the verse and don't really care about it, but isn't the second scan he sent explaining they had "near-infinite" lifespan? Wouldn't longevity be more fitting as a result?
 
False not all Type 1 Concepts encompass all of time. you can have a Type 1 concept that only applies to a room size area and it can still be Type 1.
what makes a concept Type 1 is how things and objects adheres to them
but the concept do not adhere to the states of the objects governed.
the concepts are independent from the Part of the reality they govern as stated on the page.
No.


If you claim that All type 1 concept encompasses time. show to me where in the page it says that

Eternal has another meaning which is always have been.
Type 1 Eternal life refers to the fact that one can live indefinitely without adhering to any kind of lifespan. sure they can be killed but they do not die nor age nor follows a lifespan.
Just because someone is said not to be eternal which is having no cause and always have been existing doesn't mean they don't have indefinite lifespan
You didn’t read the second part.
I will tackle the others after we finished arguing about these 2 things first
 
Now I wonder how many pages this thread is going to get.
Nah, don't worry, I'll tear down this as I have been expected this thread, though it seems that they didn't bring the rest of the stuffs I was waiting for and they divided it into sections.
All the HGR and the questioning about them being Type 1 concepts.
I feel bad about this whole section, more so in the demure language of this thread, wonderful, this shows that you have simply obviated the following.
And let me get ahead of you as I foresee your nitpick saying that Anos did not destroy his source but Aske, we have this scan, by Anos destroying Aske with vebdoz, he would be destroying the source, the pure concept of Jerga, but this one is able to regenerate after that, since Vebdoz is for destroying sources specifically.

And of course, the acceptance of Type 1 Cm was previously debated, here we have the thread, and as far as I see you question the same thing, there is no need to debate the same thing.
In more than one occasion it is remarked that they are eternal, what you see there is what Anos says that in his eyes they are not eternal, they simply disappear if they are destroyed and created again by Nosgalia when necessary.
Also it doesn't help at all that the OTL missed this part
変わらぬものだ、神という存在は。元々悠久のときを生きるのが奴やつ らだ。二千年経 た ったところで、理解せぬか。

And to add to all your yapping, let's see what you say here.
  • If the Source of a God is completely destroyed, it will result in the World's order collapsing. Therefore, Anos only destroyed part of the source, just so much that said God (and Order) would be kept alive (and prevented from collapsing) and allow them to slowly recover their source, because they cannot regenerate if their source is completely destroyed.
Since you claim that there is manipulation, I think that means that your reading comprehension is lost.

First, Anos did completely destroy Nosgalia's source, even using Agronemt to restore the source. It EVEN says that order had already been disrupted and the world was about to be destroyed. They are able to regenerate from source destruction but venuzdonoa is able to negate that regeneration.

Anos left Nosgalia with 10% of his source so that he would not exercise the necessary power, since before being destroyed by Anos, he had been about to kill the entire class. By doing this, Anos prevented him from continuing to cause trouble and the world from being destroyed by leaving his source with 10% of its power. See?

  • Limited Invulnerability (For their source; The source (concept) of a god is indestructible even against weapons made specially to permanently kill them like Shin Reglia's <Gneodoros>)
Oh yes, if the source is indestructible, it cannot be destroyed, Shin's weapon was designed to destroy the gods and even their order, but it was not able to destroy Nosgalia's source only seal it, and it was able to break it into pieces, but that is not destroying it, just slicing it. But let's do you a favor and give you a visual description, you can find it in the chapter 11 of the 2nd season part 1 of the MG anime, the minute would be 14:30.

As for the spirit parts, others will handle it.
 
I'm unaware of the specificities of the verse and don't really care about it, but isn't the second scan he sent explaining they had "near-infinite" lifespan? Wouldn't longevity be more fitting as a result?
yeah, but I believe near-infinite is a metaphorical statement because you cannot be near infinite.
normally I would concede but even if they are not infinite life.
their nature still qualifies to what is stated here

Characters gifted with this type of immortality cannot die from natural causes, such as old age or conventional illness, but can be killed by unnatural causes. To clarify, this type of immortality can include both those who do not age at all, and those who still grow old, but will never die of old age. However, in the case of the latter, it should be made clear that this is not just Longevity, as characters with that ability will eventually die of old age, as opposed to Eternal Life, for which dying of old age is not possible.


That's tackling tier 1-A which falls more into the fullness of platonic concepts my guy

Also you didn't read the full context.
Universally applies =/= universal in size
it just means it applies to everyone universally on those he governs and not just specific objects

u·ni·ver·sal
[ˌyo͞onəˈvərs(ə)l]
adjective
  1. of, affecting, or done by all people or things in the world or in a particular group; applicable to all cases:
    "universal adult suffrage" · "the incidents caused universal concern"
 
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abstract existence should stay though because OP just linked what the abstract existence page said and did not really elaborate
that part was kinda nothing burger
 
yeah but i believe near-infinite is a metaphorical statement because you cannot be near infinite.
You'd have to see how that statement relate with possibly other statements within the verse, I'd say. Like you said, "near-infinite" means nothing, but personally, without any other backup, I would just assume it's a very big number.
 
Eternal has another meaning which is always have been.
Type 1 Eternal life refers to the fact that one can live indefinitely without adhering to any kind of lifespan. sure they can be killed but they do not die nor age nor follows a lifespan.
Just because someone is said not to be eternal which is having no cause and always have been existing doesn't mean they don't have indefinite lifespan
Except, in the first place, their type 1 immortality was accepted because they were called Eternal before, there, you take the meaning as eternal life, and when they are called not eternal, you take it as something else? Yeah, that does not seem like a solid argument especially considering they are stated to have near-infinite lifespan, long indeed, but not infinite or indefinite.
 
Shin's weapon was designed to destroy the gods and even their order, but it was not able to destroy Nosgalia's source only seal it, and it was able to break it into pieces, but that is not destroying it, just slicing it. But let's do you a favor and give you a visual description, you can find it in the chapter 11 of the 2nd season part 1 of the MG anime, the minute would be 14:30.

As for the spirit parts, others will handle it.
God/Order-Killing Weapon doesn't destroy Nousgalia's source due to -literally- being unable to unlike Venuzdonoa? Sounds reasonable to me 😃
 
You'd have to see how that statement relate with possibly other statements within the verse, I'd say. Like you said, "near-infinite" means nothing, but personally, without any other backup, I would just assume it's a very big number.
yeah they likely are not infinite but living for infinite amount of is not a necessary qualification for Type 1

Characters gifted with this type of immortality cannot die from natural causes, such as old age or conventional illness, but can be killed by unnatural causes. To clarify, this type of immortality can include both those who do not age at all, and those who still grow old, but will never die of old age. However, in the case of the latter, it should be made clear that this is not just Longevity, as characters with that ability will eventually die of old age, as opposed to Eternal Life, for which dying of old age is not possible.

the only thing that falls into longevity in Type 1 example is those who still age and grow old oppose to what is being shown here
 
Except, in the first place, their type 1 immortality was accepted because they were called Eternal before, there, you take the meaning as eternal life, and when they are called not eternal, you take it as something else? Yeah, that does not seem like a solid argument especially considering they are stated to have near-infinite lifespan, long indeed, but not infinite or indefinite.
yes but they can live indefinitely and cannot be killed or nor age and their way of death is unconventional as to regular means which is what it is for abstracts and embodiments. which is the main argument as to why they would still qualify regardless if they have infinite lives or not
 
yeah they likely are not infinite but living for infinite amount of is not a necessary qualification for Type 1

Characters gifted with this type of immortality cannot die from natural causes, such as old age or conventional illness, but can be killed by unnatural causes. To clarify, this type of immortality can include both those who do not age at all, and those who still grow old, but will never die of old age. However, in the case of the latter, it should be made clear that this is not just Longevity, as characters with that ability will eventually die of old age, as opposed to Eternal Life, for which dying of old age is not possible.

the only thing that falls into longevity in Type 1 example is those who still age and grow old oppose to what is being shown here
From my understanding is that unless the being is eternal (Has an infinite lifespan, or doesn't age) It is not immortality 1
1: Eternal Life: Characters gifted with this type of immortality cannot die from natural causes, such as old age or conventional illness, but can be killed by unnatural causes. To clarify, this type of immortality can include both those who do not age at all, and those who still grow old, but will never die of old age. However, in the case of the latter, it should be made clear that this is not just Longevity, as characters with that ability will eventually die of old age, as opposed to Eternal Life, for which dying of old age is not possible.
SO yeah, it will be longevity, with more or less the same function as immortality 1.
 
So, yes, the Type 1 should be changed to Type 2 unless there's something hinting they are not merely embodiments of them, but those abstract things themselves.
Sheila Grandsley turning into what she apparently was 'just an embodiment of' (a spirit sword), it being a pivotal point in the story that turned the tides in a near defeat confrontation with Lay and Anos against Melheis' battle tactics..

Great War Tree in Volume 4 being one who is the spirit that gives knowledge and wisdom for surviving the Great War... -sounds literal to me-

The reveal of Misa being Avos Dilhevia likely just would NOT exist..

that's some of the more verbatim examples
 
From my understanding is that unless the being is eternal (Has an infinite lifespan, or doesn't age) It is not immortality 1

SO yeah, it will be longevity, with more or less the same function as immortality 1.
longevity dies from old age. Gods don't die from old age. they exist outside time so the idea of a timed lifespan for them doesn't make sense. the only thing that was shown to age are Spirits specially the Tree that grew old and ceased to exist which somehow affected the world during the Dillhevia arc and Great Spirit Reno.
 
longevity dies from old age. Gods don't die from old age. they exist outside time so the idea of a timed lifespan for them doesn't make sense. the only thing that was shown to age are Spirits specially the Tree that grew old and ceased to exist which somehow affected the world during the Dillhevia arc and Great Spirit Reno.
Didn't the tree just perish as a result of the War coming to an end at that??
 
longevity dies from old age. Gods don't die from old age. they exist outside time so the idea of a timed lifespan for them doesn't make sense.
Also it doesn't help at all that the OTL missed this part
変わらぬものだ、神という存在は。元々悠久のときを生きるのが奴やつ らだ。二千年経 た ったところで、理解せぬか。
Yeah, bec OTL went blind and skipped this part, which pretty much means they are unchangeable in nature aka they are eternal and existed since the beginning.
 
longevity dies from old age. Gods don't die from old age. they exist outside time so the idea of a timed lifespan for them doesn't make sense. the only thing that was shown to age are Spirits specially the Tree that grew old and ceased to exist which somehow affected the world during the Dillhevia arc and Great Spirit Reno.
The problem here is that it says "near-infinite" lifespan... If it can be proven they have an infinite life span, or not a life span at all that would solve the issue, but currently from what I have seen nothing can disprove that issue yet.

Also A completely separate issue, Spirits also have immortality 1 according to the page...
 
The problem here is that it says "near-infinite" lifespan... If it can be proven they have an infinite life span, or not a life span at all that would solve the issue, but currently from what I have seen nothing can disprove that issue yet.

Also A completely separate issue, Spirits also have immortality 1 according to the page...
Just read Dereck's reply, near infinite is wrong translation by official translation.
 
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Ngl, I hate when shit like that happens, It makes it hard to tell if it's just a mistranslation or something changed the author's mind when translating this.

@Dereck03 Would it be possible for you to add the raw for the scans on the page with the translation for the immortality 1 part?
変わらぬものだ、神という存在は。元々悠久のときを生きるのが奴やつ らだ。二千年経 た ったところで、理解せぬか。
 
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