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That doesn't change the mathematics and tiering system here. Or should we downgrade the Root?Nice job ignoring how that still doesn't say the Wish Granting is the one that breaks down that wall. In fact, in those same quotes, it straight up says that it does that with the prana absorbed by it and the souls of the heroic spirits.
But they come from the Throne and return to the Throne, they don't need in any sense go to the Root, and if the argument is something like: 'they die, return to the Root, and then go to the Throne' then they would gain soul resistance of 1-A because of survive the Root. So have to be one of the two, the Throne is in the Root or the Throne isn't in the Root and the Greater Grail had to open a hole to the Root.The Grail didn't bust any wall though, that's the souls of the heroic spirits returning to the Root
From Fate/complete material IIIAs far I know it was only know that it was above the MoonCell, would be good to also bring some quote saying is in the Root just to confirm.
Fate/Apoc and Zero correlate "outside of this world" with the root.From Fate/complete material III
Birth of Heroic Spirits
It's been explained that Heroic Spirits are beings that heroes whom belief has been gathered upon become after death, but heroes of myths and legends can be born by the gathering of belief even if they didn't exist. Also, there are those who those who make a contract of some sort with the world when they were alive and as compensation become Heroic Spirits after death. In the Fifth War, Hasan Sabaha was a hero that actually existed, and Herakles and Medusa are ones of legends. Also, Emiya and Artoria are beings that became (or will become) Heroic Spirits after their contract with the world. Those who have become Heroic Spirits are freed from the constraints of time and are moved to the Throne of Heroes, existing to the outside of the World.
•Heroic Spirit summoning
Heroic Spirits are beings cut off from the time axis and can be summoned in any era, regardless of past and future. However, the only one that can summon the main body of the Heroic Spirits is the "world", and alas, humans can't summon the main body and can only summon their emanations, the Servants. Speaking of which, the information (souls) making up the Servants return to the main body at the same time as the death of the Servant, and the main body can know, as records, about the actions of the Servants as if reading a book.
Idk how reliable this is, but the outside of the World seems to refers to the Root.
I mean, even if they don't return to the Root, it's still a vague progress that has no indication of scaling to wish granting, unless you want literally every Servant and Mage in Nasu to be 1-A because "their soul scales to it".But they come from the Throne and return to the Throne, they don't need in any sense go to the Root, and if the argument is something like: 'they die, return to the Root, and then go to the Throne' then they would gain soul resistance of 1-A because of survive the Root. So have to be one of the two, the Throne is in the Root or the Throne isn't in the Root and the Greater Grail had to open a hole to the Root.
You don't even know what you are talking about. How does mathematics or the tiering system even matter here? What does the Root being 1-A matter?That doesn't change the mathematics and tiering system here. Or should we downgrade the Root?
Also, I did post before on this thread the the souls of 7 heroic spirits from the main classes are needed for its function.
Edit: and its stated that the Grail bores a hole, and tears down a wall which opens a path to the root. To open a path to the root those walls must be 1-A
Also, i kinda have a problem with the wall between the Root and the Grail being 1-A in the first place. For one, it being the wall between the World and the Root doesn't prove anything unless the wall is part of the Root itself. Why should we assume that it's 1-A without any statements towards it's durability? Does it even have durability? What even is it?
We don't know, because every 1-A feat given to the Root is given to the Root itself, not some vague "wall" that exists within the Grail.
Mathematically, 1-A has its size represented by further uncountably infinite cardinals beyond useful applications of certain measures (ℵ2 and onwards, most specifically) and can be extended unto greater levels of infinity, representing different complexities or qualitative "steps" on an Outerversal scale.
"High 1-B = a infinite layered hierarchy
Low 1-A = a uncountable number of infinite layered hierarchies being stacked
1-A = being inacessible and above any expansion of a Infinite Layered hierarchy, in a way that doesnt matter how much layers exist, it never will reach u"
"Its analogous to the difference between low 2-c and High 1-B, just in larger scale. 1-A Characters posses x-amount of layers that trancend the previous one, x being a finite amount. 1-A+ is x being infinite"
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Transcending the very structure onto which higher dimensions, layers and planes are embedded, such that no additions to said hierarchy will ever reach you."But what makes a realm 1-A?
Holy Grail
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The cup that received the blood of God.
It is one of the greatest holy relics, a wish-granter that fulfills its owner’s desires.
It is believed to have its origins in the “wish-granting cauldron” that appears in numerous myths.
The Holy Grail that appears in Fate/stay night is not the original, but rather a replica made to function as a “wish-granter.”
When Heroic Spirits are defeated, they return to their original forms as fragments of power and vanish from the time axis.
However, before that can happen the Einzbern Holy Grail intercepts and stores them until the ritual to open the “hole” can be enacted by the Great Holy Grail.
This is interesting and yes, from what I remeber it's also called the outside of the World.From Fate/complete material III
Birth of Heroic Spirits
It's been explained that Heroic Spirits are beings that heroes whom belief has been gathered upon become after death, but heroes of myths and legends can be born by the gathering of belief even if they didn't exist. Also, there are those who those who make a contract of some sort with the world when they were alive and as compensation become Heroic Spirits after death. In the Fifth War, Hasan Sabaha was a hero that actually existed, and Herakles and Medusa are ones of legends. Also, Emiya and Artoria are beings that became (or will become) Heroic Spirits after their contract with the world. Those who have become Heroic Spirits are freed from the constraints of time and are moved to the Throne of Heroes, existing to the outside of the World.
•Heroic Spirit summoning
Heroic Spirits are beings cut off from the time axis and can be summoned in any era, regardless of past and future. However, the only one that can summon the main body of the Heroic Spirits is the "world", and alas, humans can't summon the main body and can only summon their emanations, the Servants. Speaking of which, the information (souls) making up the Servants return to the main body at the same time as the death of the Servant, and the main body can know, as records, about the actions of the Servants as if reading a book.
Idk how reliable this is, but the outside of the World seems to refers to the Root.
But what reason whe have to think that this use of Outside of the World isn't talking about the Root? I mean, if the Greater Grail only take advantage of the process of Servants returning to their place to make the hole to the Root, and their place is the Throne, then logically the Throne have to be in the Root, that or for some reason the souls go first to the Root and after to the Throne in which case their souls have to scale to it, one of the two is what the gathered info seem to suggest.Outside of the World is used for the Root, but it doesn't mean every instance of "Outside of the World" is the Root, just like how not every instance of Root means The Swirl of the Root. We don't even know how the two of them correlate in any logical sense anyway.
I mean, even if they don't return to the Root, it's still a vague progress that has no indication of scaling to wish granting, unless you want literally every Servant and Mage in Nasu to be 1-A because "their soul scales to it".
That's not how evidence works. You can't just say "why wouldn't this term that could be used for a number of things not be used for this one specific thing?"Outside of the World isn't talking about the Root? I mean, if the Greater Grail only take advantage of the process of Servants returning to their place to make the hole to the Root, and their place is the Throne, then logically the Throne have to be in the Root, that or for some reason the souls go first to the Root and after to the Throne in which case their souls have to scale to it, one of the two is what the gathered info seem to suggest.
I don't think you understand here.@TheUnshakableOne
You have no idea of what you are talking about. What does literally any of that matter for the wall between the Root and the Grail? That's a blatant non-sequitur, i don't even know how to respond.
Like, cool, the Root qualifies for 1-A. None of that applies to the wall itself.
Nvm, it does use their return. Which, to me, just gives enough evidence that the wall is just like, Low 1-C, since it can crack by forcing it with Low 1-C force.For one, it was my mistake, it's never said they use the process of them returning, it just say they use their souls and prana it collected. Probably use the magical energy of the souls.
Dude, it makes a hole "to" the Root, not "through". The wall could he anywhere in the scale, because we don't know where it's even located.I don't think you understand here.
and idk how to explain this more simply
the difference between a Tier 9 to a High 1-B is "many uncountable infinities" that same difference is applied to Low 1-A and 1-A except its even larger
therefore for the Greater grail to make a "hole" that does in fact lead to the Root. that wall has to be 1-A due to that large of a difference between each tier. the Root should be completely inaccessible to all lower levels the absolute pinnacle of all transcendence in the verse. So for something to come close to that level must be 1-A as well.
Dude...Dude, it makes a hole "to" the Root, not "through". The wall could he anywhere in the scale, because we don't know where it's even located.
Hell, it's probably not even close to the Root, seeing as the journey between the wall and the Root is said to be gigantic.
-Fate/ApocryphaThe Greater Grail maintained its incorruptible brilliance as it had always done . Some amount of prana had been spilled when it was ripped from the ley lines, but it would not prove to be a problem .
Amakusa Shirou Tokisada knew this Grail well . The Tohsakas had abandoned the Holy Grail and attempted a different approach to reach the Root; meanwhile, the Makiris had decayed, passing down knowledge of the Grail only as an oral tradition . Shirou had managed to buy the information from both of these families . Naturally, he could obtain nothing at all from the Einzberns, who had yet to abandon the Holy Grail, but what he had learned was information necessary to understanding its composition and system of functions .
The Greater Grail spent sixty years absorbing prana and used it to cut open a path that would lead to true Magic – opening a hole that would lead outside the world .
There was a place outside the world, where it was said that almighty power and ultimate truths could be discovered . It was called Akasha, the Swirl of the Root, and it was the goal of all Magi though nearly every one of them would fail in reaching it . From one generation to the next, they passed on their dreams and hopes – but it was a hopeless path in the end, as evidenced by the first lesson for all Magi: “learning to give up”
No, it doesn't need to be 1-A, that's a jump you are making with very specific interpretations.
Like, cool, it makes a hole through a wall that leads to the Root. Where is that wall? How does it relate to the Root? Is it even related to the Root? We don't know.
Illya says that the Grail takes advantage of the distortions caused by the leylines around Fuyuki to break down the wall between the inside and the outside of the world. But do we even know where, in relation to the Root, that wall even is?
No, we don't. In fact, it would probably be far lower, seeing as the heroic spirits returning to the Throne also helps break down that wall, and as established, the Throne is Low 1-C.
In the end, we don't know anything about the wall
Literally wouldn't, as has been discussed.that would be a violation of the wiki's tiering system
Except it's incredibly important information, it's the difference between affecting a 1-A structure or affecting a structure that leads to a 1-A place, which you still haven't proved.nimportant information; context is. it opens a hole to a 1-A structure/being. you cant twist that in any way.
"And once the Holy Grail collects enough souls to activate the Great Holy Grail, it uses the heroic spirits' souls to open a hole.im going to have to ask for very specific burden of proof. a very explicit sstatement here.
Let me ask you this, if a Low 2-C structure was within a Low 1-C space, and you opened a portal from the structure to that space, would it be Low 1-C AP? Because by this logic, it would.we have all the information we need about this wall to prove its a 1-A structure.
@Dragonmasterxyz @AKM sama @SomebodyData @Celestial_Pegasus @DarkDragonMedeus @ElizhaaAlright, my main problems (besides the other scaling stuff that it's only relevant in relationship with the Greater Grail) is this from the OP:
Changed to Unknown.Was it removed or changed to unknown?
We should be done.Thank you.
So is there anything left to do here, or should we close this thread?