Mid Godly Regen Question

[skippy]

The Requirements state that you have to regen from your Mind/Soul/Body being erased, but how do you prove the Mind has been erased?
I think just having body and 1 non Physical aspect like the Soul being erased should be how Mid Godly is given, since if you erase their body and soul, how is their Mind left?

lets take a example of a character in a verse having a Inner World, and his Body and Soul Gets erased isnt it also fair to assume his Inner World got destroyed too?

i will take another example with context:
In Bleach Shinigami have Inner World and their Zanpakutō spirit reside inside them. But when their Zanpakutō is destroyed the spirit doesnt Die, but when a Shinigami died the spirit of the Zanpakutō also dies, would it be fair to assume when a Shinigami dies their Inner world collapses? We have seen Ichigo‘s inner world almost get destroyed by being near death.

 

[ActuallySpaceMan42]

I think Mind is referring to consciousness. You can have your body and soul erased but still be an incorporeal consciousness in some fiction.

 

[skippy]

I think Mind is referring to consciousness. You can have your body and soul erased but still be an incorporeal consciousness in some fiction.

Yeah, but how do you prove their Consciousness is erased? Bcs if they have mid godly their Consciousness will also regenerate and know what happend.

 

[ActuallySpaceMan42]

Yeah, but how do you prove their Consciousness is erased? Bcs if they have mid godly their Consciousness will also regenerate and know what happend.

Consciousness in fiction is usually them being able to think and speak to themselves after their Body & Soul (Which includes their mind) is erased.

 

[speedster352]

Consciousness in fiction is usually them being able to think and speak to themselves after their Body & Soul (Which includes their mind) is erased.

I have a question since goddesses in NNT can destroy the body and soul with ark would that be mid goldy negation or just EE?

 

[ActuallySpaceMan42]

I have a question since goddesses in NNT can destroy the body and soul with ark would that be mid goldy negation or just EE?

Mid-Godly can regenerate from Mid-Godly Erasure which is having your Mind, Body, and Soul erased. So that Goddess has Mid-Godly Erasure, but it would only be able to stop Regeneration of Low-Godly and below.

 

[Lugh_Tuathe_Dé]

I have a question since goddesses in NNT can destroy the body and soul with ark would that be mid goldy negation or just EE?

That's just EE and iirc there's no mid godly regen in NNT

 

[Lugh_Tuathe_Dé]

Mid-Godly can regenerate from Mid-Godly Erasure which is having your Mind, Body, and Soul erased. So that Goddess has Mid-Godly Erasure, but it would only be able to stop Regeneration of Low-Godly and below.

I think you misunderstood it in order to have Mid-Godly Regeneration Negation the person you erased needs to have Mid-Godly Regen

 

[skippy]

Consciousness in fiction is usually them being able to think and speak to themselves after their Body & Soul (Which includes their mind) is erased.

What if after Regenerating they Talk and remember what happens, this seems like a really specific Condition, i dont think most series will show the Character talking and thinking to themselves after being erased, what usually happens is that he just regenerates and thats it.

 

[skippy]

Ngl i just checked out some characters who have been given Mid Godly and most are because they gor their Body, Soul or Body and Soul Erased i havent seen it being said that their Mind was erased, example is Zamasu, he got Mid Godly because he can regen from Hakai which erases body and soul only.

 

[ActuallySpaceMan42]

What if after Regenerating they Talk and remember what happens, this seems like a really specific Condition, i dont think most series will show the Character talking and thinking to themselves after being erased, what usually happens is that he just regenerates and thats it.

The Mind part/Consciousness of a person is assumed to automatically be erased along with the Body & Soul most of the time. Unless the story says otherwise or shows otherwise of course. Its just an extra net to make sure things don't get confusing.