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He is immortal because he reliant on his self-concept, as long as his self-concept is not erased then he will continue to be immortal and regenerate at will. Darius is not a modern magi, he already existed thousands of years ago.I am asking for proof that it was, it's what allows him to be immortal to begin with? I mean, how do you think he regenerates? Stuff like that doesn't fall into the laps of modern magi in the Nasuvere.
And it's stated the concept of death (or something along those lines) doesn't apply to his soul, which is why it didn't rot unlike Zouken's. A conceptual weapon could very well fail upon that basis.
Conceptual Weapon was a weapon aimed at destroying the existence of a concept, and a soul contained a concept of an existence such as the Origin, that was sufficient proof as a feat of destruction.
The origin of the idea of "possibly mid-godly regeneration" on his profile is from him being able to replicate his existence in its entirety, concluding that it allows regeneration as well. Supported by new feats, made his mid-godly upgraded to high-godly.First, all of this is secondary. We are told that he had a backup that remade him. That automatically disqualifies him from High Godly. We are told the Origin Bullet affected only his main body, and so left the backup outside his body intact and functional.
Not all concepts come from souls. Souls contain concepts, stuff like lifespan, Origin, and such. But concepts exist outside of souls, too. Souless objects all have the concept of death (on earth), as the Shiki's show us. And ideas like "a shield blocking a javelin" are concepts that armaments clashing are going through.
And, not all conceptual weapons are made to crush the soul, no. They can, some are designed to, but not each and every one of them does. A conceptual weapon by default is just a weapon that forces "a phenomenon" to occur.
EMIYA's shroud just protects from the environment and the elements, it doesn't interact with souls at all. Gae Bolg would pierce the heart of a souless thing just fine, but it wouldn't do jack to a soul without a heart. Avalon simply creates a Bounded Field to grant absolute isolation. Blood Fort Andromeda didn't damage the soul of even mundane people in it. Zelretch is a sword that creates portals to other planes to let the user gather energy.
Most conceptual weapons don't interact with souls at all, though some can. You would need to prove that this one does. Then, you'd have to explain why the Conceptual Weapon would trump Pandora's Box, or even reach into it.
"Possibly" means it refers more to resurrection to the soul and concept stage than regeneration. What if I change it to "Resurrection and Possibly High-Godly Regeneration" as accepted before until there is a feats that shows his body regenerating instead of resurrecting.
the soul contains concepts and Origin which are fundamental aspects of an existence, which means the concept / Origin is erased = fundamental aspects are erased.
Conceptual weapons are weapons that are imbued with concepts to attack other concepts, and all conceptual weapons are the same. Don't use the defense type conceptual weapon example to compare with the offense type, it's irrelevant. And again, not being mentioned doesn't mean it can't, because the basic description of a conceptual weapon is being able to manipulate concepts.
I'm not going to argue about Conceptual Weapons anymore, because it's legally accepted on this wiki.
Explained in detail here. Everything in Agartha Singularity is part of Sche's story, even the Servants, but if they want they can wreck the plot....That is not an argument? You can't use a random, general power name put on a profile to why it should or shouldn't have limitations set in-universe. That's like saying that since x has mind manipulation, and y resists it due to willpower, y should get to resist mind manipulation instead of it being a weakness for x's mind manipulation.
Scheherazade's Noble Phantasm is a pocket dimension. Within it, she can bring her stories to life, and control said stories to her will, dictating the plot by which they act. That's neat, but you have to prove that her Noble Phantasm isn't the one not capable of dealing with other people from outside the pocket dimension wrecking the plot she sets up instead of claiming they just get a resistance to its power.
It's made very clear she can't just say "x happened" and have x happen. When she wanted to incite conflict, she couldn't just write "the nightless city and el dorado go to war", she summoned a bunch of people and tried to mastermind into fighting by altering their memory and age. Never mind Servants, she doesn't so much as attempt to control Ritsuka, either. And please don't argue with "well it's on her profile". We'll just put an asterix to her limitations with it on her profile
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