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agree fraWe should just nuke powerscaling in general. That way, everyone would be happy
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agree fraWe should just nuke powerscaling in general. That way, everyone would be happy
Just Nuke DBZ (all of it) and everything will be goodagree fra
It's true!We should just nuke powerscaling in general. That way, everyone would be happy
OnePunchMan mosquito did it before it became cool, so yesshould mosquitoes in nasu be tier 6 because they can cause pain to tier 6 characters
Heres an idea, remove fate from the doujinverse and remove anything that basically adds on to its lore like the Tsukihime fanfiction remake then we will all be happy (except wankbroken who is a fate fangirl perexcellence but it does not matter what she thinks)
can i have the scan of the root anti featsnip
which onecan i have the scan of the root anti feat
Answer: Yes!!!!Question: which one
the one where it talks abt how the root can be reachedwhich one
you do realize proto fate is the first written work in the nasuverse, knk even uses the counter guardian concept from it
Manaka's reference to events "fixed in the flow of time" directly parallels the concept of quantum time locks, where certain historical outcomes are immutable to preserve the coherence of the universe. This mechanism ensures that certain events must occur to maintain the timeline's integrity, a concept introduced in the modern Type-Moon universe. Manaka also explicitly mentions "pruning the event," a process akin to the modern canon's mechanism of removing stagnated or dead-end timelines. In modern Type-Moon lore, the universe constantly expands with multiple timelines, but those leading to humanity's stagnation are pruned to conserve energy and ensure progress. This pruning terminology is distinctly part of the modern framework, not present in the older infinite timeline concept.Manaka: “The event that has been completely fixed in the flow of time……...cannot be surpassed. Even if I could make it possible for Britain to survive with my own hands, if I come into conflict with the fixed event then I will quickly disappear. Somehow the glorious Britain will be destroyed, the Saxons will establish a new country, and finally give birth to the Britain that will continue onto now.”
Caster: “So you’re pruning the event, I see?”
Manaka: “Yes. And then, the world will continue on to now.” - Fate/Prototype: Fragment of Blue and Silver - Volume 5 Knights of Fate - Act 4
Proto Type is irrelevant considering it uses concepts from the modern canon the reworked version.
Manaka's reference to events "fixed in the flow of time" directly parallels the concept of quantum time locks, where certain historical outcomes are immutable to preserve the coherence of the universe. This mechanism ensures that certain events must occur to maintain the timeline's integrity, a concept introduced in the modern Type-Moon universe. Manaka also explicitly mentions "pruning the event," a process akin to the modern canon's mechanism of removing stagnated or dead-end timelines. In modern Type-Moon lore, the universe constantly expands with multiple timelines, but those leading to humanity's stagnation are pruned to conserve energy and ensure progress. This pruning terminology is distinctly part of the modern framework, not present in the older infinite timeline concept.
The older Type-Moon canon, depicted a multiverse with infinite timelines and a nihilistic view of humanity's doomed fate. There was no pruning process, and the thematic focus was anti-humanist. Conversely, the modern canon promotes pro-humanist themes of progress and evolution, even at the cost of individual happiness, aligning with the quantum time lock and pruning concepts. Manaka's goal of creating an "Eternal Britain" represents stagnation—a state where progress halts. This ambition conflicts with the fixed event that ensures Britain undergoes inevitable changes. Manaka acknowledges that her actions must align with these fixed points, reinforcing the necessity of pruning to maintain the timeline's integrity. This acknowledgment and the use of pruning terminology confirm the setting within the modern Type-Moon canon.
Ah I said that a while ago tooPersonally, I think the verse (with my limited knowledge on it) is super up to interpretation in terms of scaling, more than most verses, because of just how much stuff there is saying so many things all at once
yesWankbreaker why did you try wanking anti spiral to 1A
You don't ask someone named WankGoku on why they'd wank GokuWankbreaker why did you try wanking anti spiral to 1A
Welcome back, thank you, good luck to you too, and goodbye.And now I shall return to the depths of lurking. Good luck everyone!
we also lost the king of nasu debating, hyperzero, who’s ego was so inflated he managed to inflate a warning to a permanent ban.We got one reasonable person and we lost them
Rip
Listen, I get it, their takes were pretty bad, and they got perma-banned, but you have to let them go.we also lost the king of nasu debating, hyperzero, who’s ego was so inflated he managed to inflate a warning to a permanent ban.
no more will we hear of his gospel like “Araya beats mere ultimate ones”, and “Fate isn’t canon to the nasuverse”
Rick Astley suggests otherwise thoListen, I get it, their takes were pretty bad, and they got perma-banned, but you have to let them go.
Rick Astley suggests otherwise tho
Ok, now I'm really gone. Bye
Listen, I get it, their takes were pretty bad, and they got perma-banned, but you have to let them go.
news of him reaches me offsite without consent, as apparently he went on a huge rant about me and vsbw
On a YouTube channel or in private discord forms?To be fair, you do talk about them a lot offsite.
On a public Discord server.On a YouTube channel or in private discord forms?
To be fair, you do talk about them a lot offsite.
irregularly whenever araya or ryougi is mentioned,
the rest of the FTM server does it ocasionally