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Nasuverse Discussion Board (New Forum)

I disagree Roa and Nrvnqsr and Lio are the 3 most evil villains and I have gone back on Araya being evil as he is simply a force of nature more then a entity with agency.

People can seethe but there is nothing remotely sympathetic or redeeming about either of these 3 I mentioned they are plainly pure evil and belong in a slasher movie due to how brutally they kill people as well.
Yeah no, I agree but they weren't exactly "born" evil as in they aren't "pure evil" outright.
Roa was capable of good in OG, his convictions were born of human advancements and such; seeking his only form of knowledge unto eternity and to know of everything ergo the truth. That in itself isn't "wrong" or wrong in any "form"; what's wrong are the methods he adapted after having met Arcueid; breaking himself in the process. But otherwise, he was pretty fine during his human days, he only became irredeemable after having turned a Dead Apostle. Likewise with Nrvnqsr/Fabro Rowan, heck you can't even call him a 'person' in the truest sense; but otherwise, he was a wandering mage for a good chunk of his life and generally a decent guy focused on his research for example.
Lio was never born evil; his obsession with love is what turned him but for a good half of his life; dude was generally a below average - average guy as a human.
 
Yeah no, I agree but they weren't exactly "born" evil as in they aren't "pure evil" outright.
Roa was capable of good in OG, his convictions were born of human advancements and such; seeking his only form of knowledge unto eternity and to know of everything ergo the truth. That in itself isn't "wrong" or wrong in any "form"; what's wrong are the methods he adapted after having met Arcueid; breaking himself in the process. But otherwise, he was pretty fine during his human days, he only became irredeemable after having turned a Dead Apostle. Likewise with Nrvnqsr/Fabro Rowan, heck you can't even call him a 'person' in the truest sense; but otherwise, he was a wandering mage for a good chunk of his life and generally a decent guy focused on his research for example.
Lio was never born evil; his obsession with love is what turned him but for a good half of his life; dude was generally a below average - average guy as a human.
Your ideals or research are not an excuse to become Slasher Movie villains as many other magi in TM such as Sion or Ciel are nowhere near as evil as Nrvnqsr or Roa not to mention the mats call Roa pure selfishness personified and we have no idea how Nrvnqsr was as a person but based on the track record Roa had as a person in his KT side story I can guess he was power hungry and tyrannical like Roa and Lio is another case what kind of a person cannibiliszes on someone due to losing a game and not only that but LIO hated everyone even prior to becoming a monsterous predator as he is described as a misanthrope with no freinds other then obessesing over Ryougi due to her in his eyes not being human and Mikiya who is a doormat who pretty much is a magnet for absurd outlier inhuman "humans" and the way he kills people (nrvnqsr and roa too btw) negated any redeeming qualities they may or may not've possesed in life so therefore, these 3 are the most evil TM villains and very much are Pure Evil wether they were born good or not does not matter at such a stage.
 
Tsukihime,KNK,FSN: urban fantasy works that are typically enclosed in a singular city.

Scalers: ah yes, this seems like multi-outerversal
 
I thought you were talking about instant death and dragon ball
Idea Blood >>>> Instant Bread
Your ideals or research are not an excuse to become Slasher Movie villains as many other magi in TM
Definitely agree, I think this is why they even become 'villains' in the first place. They take their ideals (which are quite common to have delusions of wanting to know everything or let's say a crush on Ryougi) to the extremes. Their ideals are excused but their deeds definitely aren't.
such as Sion or Ciel are nowhere near as evil
Sion, yeah. Ciel one is a half-half since her actions at the French Incident were half on her since she seemed to be enjoying it herself. Roa was technically a will that forced his hosts to bring out the darkness in their hearts out at front; meaning every single action Roa as Elesia did in her town; a part of her wanted to do it herself.
as Nrvnqsr or Roa not to mention the mats call Roa pure selfishness personified
Roa, I think selfishness is a given since he lacks the empathy to connect with others. Not to mention, his 'love' for Arcueid was entirely selfishness related to his selfish desire to seek eternity. I think another major point is that Roa when he "fell" for Arcueid, he broke as we're told and it's in a way symbolic of the 17 pieces; he couldn't come to terms with the fact he started harbouring feelings of love for someone other than himself (even though he did not understand love) and then began hating on her for that very reason.
and we have no idea how Nrvnqsr was as a person
When he was still a human, his name was Fabro Rowan. He was a magus hailing from the Wandering Tomb, located in the northern Sea of Estray, one of the three main branches of the Association.
Seems to be a Wandering magus observing parallel worlds or something; probably not harmful enough but gotta keep in mind he used magecraft himself to turn into a Dead Apostle.
but based on the track record Roa had as a person in his KT side story I can guess he was power hungry and tyrannical like Roa
I think Roa in OG definitely got tyrannical and power-hungry, especially in his first body since we know he tried making a DA faction and it somewhat got big to the point every other Ancestor had to react in time to stop him.
and Lio is another case what kind of a person cannibiliszes on someone due to losing a game and not only that but LIO hated everyone even prior to becoming a monsterous predator as he is described as a misanthrope with no freinds other then obessesing over Ryougi due to her in his eyes not being human and Mikiya who is a doormat who pretty much is a magnet for absurd outlier inhuman "humans" and the way he kills people (nrvnqsr and roa too btw) negated any redeeming qualities they may or may not've possesed in life
Definitely agree, what they did doesn't excuse them for their deeds.
so therefore, these 3 are the most evil TM villains and very much are Pure Evil wether they were born good or not does not matter at such a stage.

I do agree with your reasoning but for some reason, I feel I'm missing out on someone important. Can't recall quite yet.
 
Sion, yeah. Ciel one is a half-half since her actions at the French Incident were half on her since she seemed to be enjoying it herself. Roa was technically a will that forced his hosts to bring out the darkness in their hearts out at front; meaning every single action Roa as Elesia did in her town; a part of her wanted to do it herself.
Thats also true but Ciel is far more "sympathetic" and tragic then Roa and not to mention we have no idea what kind of life Roa had as a human other then him being involved in the church for narbraks sake which easily could be obessive or pragmatic.

Roa, I think selfishness is a given since he lacks the empathy to connect with others. Not to mention, his 'love' for Arcueid was entirely selfishness related to his selfish desire to seek eternity. I think another major point is that Roa when he "fell" for Arcueid, he broke as we're told and it's in a way symbolic of the 17 pieces; he couldn't come to terms with the fact he started harbouring feelings of love for someone other than himself (even though he did not understand love) and then began hating on her for that very reason.
Roa obesses over his victims like many other serial killers or maniacs such as Patrick Bateman and the likes and obviously Roa would never understand love as it were.


Seems to be a Wandering magus observing parallel worlds or something; probably not harmful enough but gotta keep in mind he used magecraft himself to turn into a Dead Apostle.
Still seems rather suspcious but whatever.


I think Roa in OG definitely got tyrannical and power-hungry, especially in his first body since we know he tried making a DA faction and it somewhat got big to the point every other Ancestor had to react in time to stop him.
Roa did not care about making a DA faction he wanted to become a DAA to contiune his research he already had massive amounts of power and even reached the peak of magecraft as a human which is insane since Unified Language is still under it's fold and he was so powerful that all the 27 combined left him alone and he only becomes a DAA for research not for power.


Definitely agree, what they did doesn't excuse them for their deeds.
Lio is compared to Micheal Myres and Roa to Freddy Kreuger for a reason outside the TM community.
 
Roa did not care about making a DA faction he wanted to become a DAA to contiune his research he already had massive amounts of power and even reached the peak of magecraft as a human which is insane since Unified Language is still under it's fold and he was so powerful that all the 27 combined left him alone and he only becomes a DAA for research not for power.
he wanted to unify the sealed DAA factions for some purpose


Then, by unifying the factions of those Dead Apostle Ancestors who had already been sealed by the Church, he established his influence.
 
what the hell is the sixth law?

all thats known about is is that it seems to be magic, is related to the true ancestors, and is some facet of the crimson moon (as wallachia says this):


"Haha, hahaha, hahahahahahahahaha! I see, it is impossible. Are you saying that even if I am Tatari for thousands of years, I won't be able to reach you, Crimson Moon!?"
 
"Will never come true. The end of your equation's cycle is the end of humanity. You may rule over a desolate land devoid of anyone, but knowing that result already must be painful. I no longer intend to use my power for your absurdity, and more than anything else, your play is rather annoying. Just end your life and existence here, Walachia. You are nothing more than the rumors of people, anyway. If the world is less a few rumors, it's no loss at all, is it?"
 
what the hell is the sixth law?

all thats known about is is that it seems to be magic, is related to the true ancestors, and is some facet of the crimson moon (as wallachia says this):
I don't think the meaning/what it would be able to do is ever mentioned.
It's not a facet of of Crimson Moon, though - it's a System of the Planet/Earth. CM just hacked his way inside when Earth called and shit.
The phrase about CM is because Tatari seeked to become a TA, don't remeber if the specifics were ever mentioned, not because the Sixth is related to CM himself.
 
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Thats also true but Ciel is far more "sympathetic" and tragic then Roa and not to mention we have no idea what kind of life Roa had as a human other then him being involved in the church for narbraks sake which easily could be obessive or pragmatic.
Technically Narbareck's ancestor or something, no? Or are we confirmed it's actual Narbareck? Don't rly remember this tidbit but from what I remember, it should probably be her ancestor.
Roa obesses over his victims like many other serial killers or maniacs such as Patrick Bateman and the likes and obviously Roa would never understand love as it were.
If I watched American Psycho 22 times, am I the psycho?:coffee:

Yeah, Roa is pure individualism taken to its extremes and all he seeks is the truth of everything, not caring for an iota of life in the process. Although, I'd say— I don't think he went murdering people or anything while he was still human, but he presumably didn't even care nor bother to. When he realised how short his life is compared to the ever-expanding universe and its knowledge of treasure troves. Aristotle believed that humans have a natural desire to know, Roa is an example of this taken to the very extremes. Reminding us of the factual that no matter what it takes to reach your goal or how harsh obtaining your goals are, you should never lose your values in sight of the greater thing; sometimes what you need to focus is upholding the small things that make you what you are.
Roa did not care about making a DA faction he wanted to become a DAA to contiune his research he already had massive amounts of power and even reached the peak of magecraft as a human which is insane since Unified Language is still under it's fold and he was so powerful that all the 27 combined left him alone and he only becomes a DAA for research not for power.
Real impressive yeah, although DAA and his ideals conflicted on their main thesis of 'immortality', rest of the DAAs thought it was plenty enough at the level of immortality they were at but Roa wasn't satisfied at this notion of "false immortality" and sought heights beyond it; NRVNQSR is his friend because he's the same. He doesn't really care about DA stuff; more so seeks to reach heights beyond where he is and whatever he is (absorbing Arcueid) but like wasn't Roa in Tsuki OG described to have freed the DAA's captured by church, eliminating the True Ancestors (freeing the "blood bags" who were under them as well) and Altrouge being sent to dispatch him to teach him a lesson due to his increasing power and "influence"? Might be misremembering though.
Lio is compared to Micheal Myres and Roa to Freddy Kreuger for a reason outside the TM community.
Crazy ass comparison but makes real sense.
 
Technically Narbareck's ancestor or something, no? Or are we confirmed it's actual Narbareck? Don't rly remember this tidbit but from what I remember, it should probably be her ancestor.
It is her ancestor


Roa in Tsuki OG described to have freed the DAA's captured by church, eliminating the True Ancestors (freeing the "blood bags" who were under them as well) and Altrouge being sent to dispatch him to teach him a lesson due to his increasing power and "influence"? Might be misremembering though.
Roa folded Altrouge even at her full power as she would have no reason to leave him be and he beat her so badly the rest of the 27 left him alone and he probably gained many of Arcueid's powers by being bitten by her such as MP etc and He as a Human in my eyes already surpassed the rest of the 27 by a far greater amount then most believe as even though the power he took from Arc was large it would not be nearly enough to make him go (if he was relative or weaker then Altrouge even) to his Prime Selves power. Also, Roa as a human fought 10 demon lords aka fallen true ancestors using there full reality warping powers to warp gaia and its natural configuration of laws through MP and these 10 demon lords were implied to be too much for Arceuid as the true ancestors asked Roa for help and Arcueid at this time unlike when we see her is able to use her full power (not Archetype) without any bloodlust as she had non unlike other TA's. So yes, he is really impresssive


Yeah, Roa is pure individualism taken to its extremes and all he seeks is the truth of everything, not caring for an iota of life in the process. Although, I'd say— I don't think he went murdering people or anything while he was still human, but he presumably didn't even care nor bother to. When he realised how short his life is compared to the ever-expanding universe and its knowledge of treasure troves. Aristotle believed that humans have a natural desire to know, Roa is an example of this taken to the very extremes. Reminding us of the factual that no matter what it takes to reach your goal or how harsh obtaining your goals are, you should never lose your values in sight of the greater thing; sometimes what you need to focus is upholding the small things that make you what you are.
Roa i'll admit is more tragic then someone like Freddy Kregur or Micheal Myres as he did not wake up one day and started to kill people but as a DAA he basically stoops to thier level regardless morally and is utterly iredeeamble unlike say Kohaku, Akiha, Ciel, etc who despite being terrible could be understood and reasoned with Roa though is like the Joker pure madness and insanity beyond human comprehension. Also, Pure-Evil same with Nrvnqsr and Lio obviously.


Crazy ass comparison but makes real sense.
Roa like Freddy is a supernatural wraith that lives on forever and torment's the victims of a small town and obesses over his victims and Lio just wanted to eat and kill for basically no reason.
 
Magi are generally evil little ***** in type moon

They would do ANYTHING if it meant getting one step closer to the root
 
Magi are generally evil little ***** in type moon

They would do ANYTHING if it meant getting one step closer to the root
I mean, a representative of how far humanity would go as a collective or an individual for "superficial power", losing sight of who they were originally in the process. That being said, they aren't necessarily bad since human civilization has thrived and been destroyed by the "extremism" of many all the same to achieve said goals.
 

if this gets accepted, you can probably aim for 1-A Taiga Dojo or Ciel Sensei.

this will not upgrade the root, lol
 

if this gets accepted, you can probably aim for 1-A Taiga Dojo or Ciel Sensei.

this will not upgrade the root, lol
Become reverse wankbreaker and reverse wank break Taiga to 1-A please, i'll give you a cookie if you do
 

if this gets accepted, you can probably aim for 1-A Taiga Dojo or Ciel Sensei.
As much as that would be funny, they're alternate worlds, not higher realms, as far as I remember. Though, maybe that one Neco-Arc scene in Type-Lumina could work...
 


Hey, remember the guy who beat ORT? Well, it turns out that they beat ORT without Merlin's buff! They made a second post (that I linked) that says that Merlin's buff would mean you can beat ORT with certainty (or something like that, I don't know if Twitter's/X's translate feature was accurate in this case).

Maybe everyone else knew this already, but I didn't know.
 


Hey, remember the guy who beat ORT? Well, it turns out that they beat ORT without Merlin's buff! They made a second post (that I linked) that says that Merlin's buff would mean you can beat ORT with certainty (or something like that, I don't know if Twitter's/X's translate feature was accurate in this case).

Maybe everyone else knew this already, but I didn't know.

I'm more surprised he's using Atrum CE TBH
 
As much as that would be funny, they're alternate worlds, not higher realms, as far as I remember. Though, maybe that one Neco-Arc scene in Type-Lumina could work...
Taiga and Illya mention “looking down” at earth, and a few other r>f things

Also, send the scene?
 
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