Overlord_Darkness
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I was referring specifically to entities inhabiting 17 realms.Also, I hope you clarify “all” in this claim.
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I was referring specifically to entities inhabiting 17 realms.Also, I hope you clarify “all” in this claim.
Ok, no problem. The good example for that his words to Garmadon who is Oni\Dragon hybrid. In Ninjago verse, Oni and Dragons are primordial beings that existed in the First Realm before even Departed Realm. And here it is
Ok, no problem. The good example for that his words to Garmadon who is Oni\Dragon hybrid. In Ninjago verse, Oni and Dragons are primordial beings that existed in the First Realm before even Departed Realm. And here it is
and what he saidBecause life and death is natural things for any living being that exists in 17 realms. However, Overlord considers all of them merely as "myopic mortals" and nothing more.
Like you see how your claim does not fit the context?Person A: see that it is done, I respect you.. to this is good, what I feel a real shift in the balance,
Person B: should I have shaken my fist more, maybe dramatically thrown over a table or kicked over
Person A: NO you myopic mortal, ni nja... but I sense their presence
Person B: here on the island?!?
He actually said "Myopic mortal". Transcript of episode can confirm it.and what he said
Anyway, he considers the Oni\Dragon hybrid as mortal even knowing about Oni and Dragons natureYour claim
and what he said
Like you see how your claim does not fit the context?
Yea, this is main topic here.ok i just realized overlord already has immortality type 8 on his profile
so we are arguing immo 5 now
No, this is not how the current conversation gave me impression.Anyway, he considers the Oni\Dragon hybrid as mortal even knowing about Oni and Dragons nature
what immortality type do the oni/dragon hybrid haveAnyway, he considers the Oni\Dragon hybrid as mortal even knowing about Oni and Dragons nature
Actually, the most important here that he called Garmadon a mortal. A being that actually pertly Oni and partly Dragon. As I said above, these things existed before the Departed Realm.I don't get it. “Myopic” literally means short-sighted which fits the context perfectly, because they are using the term “myopic” metaphorically to suggest that Person B is limited in their understanding or perspective.
Or criticizing having a narrow-minded or short-sighted viewpoint.
well, as show claims Oni and Dragons existed in the First Realm - the first realm that came into existence. The Departed Realm is place for dead beings souls.what immortality type do the oni/dragon hybrid have
I said that he considers entities in realms as mortals. That was my claim. Sorry for misunderstanding.But this goes perfectly against your claim, he does not consider life and death as myopic.
I failed to see how is this all immo type 5, I respectfully disagree unless further evidence is presented.
As for the hybrids... This is difficult. The FSM, for example, just ignores the existence of the Departed Realm. He left his mortal body in Ninjago and just created (?) or came to place called Grasslands. For sure, all hybrids have al least Immo type 1what immortality type do the oni/dragon hybrid have
it could be considered as such if the Overlord was addressing some ordinary person. But since he refers to Garmadon, who cannot die of old age, it takes on a completely different meaning.This is a bit big sketchy assumption that he was referring to life and death cycle specifically with this statement.
He literally called Garmadon a mortal. I mean, I can't understand your statement. Sorry.Naw it really is not, because he was insulting his perspective, and not the characteristics of his survival or his nature. This is a bit far too sketchy assumption.
I don't quite agree with that. In my opinion, he used the word "myopic" in this sense, it's true. But as for the statement about the mortality of Garmadon, this is quite a good example of how the Overlord perceives even such powerful creatures as Oni\Dragon hybrids.I am aware what he called, but once again, it is insulting and even metaphorically, not really specifically referring to some natural law in the verse.
Okay then. This is our opinions, however. I also want to mention that the Preeminent appeared in Ninjago, which is the embodiment of the whole Cursed Realm and even she could be destroyed, actually existing outside the concept of death and life as a Realm that contains the souls of the cursed dead. And after her destruction she came into the Departed Realm which exists as the final "end" for everything.Then we differ, since the context and the scene implies completely differently to what you are intending. He simply was telling him that the person's imagination is limited. I would rather focus on what the context or the sense of the context is referring rather completely assuming or making sketchy assumption.
So the realm exists within the realm, yeaOkay then. This is our opinions, however. I also want to mention that the Preeminent appeared in Ninjago, which is the embodiment of the whole Cursed Realm and even she could be destroyed, actually existing outside the concept of death and life as a Realm that contains the souls of the cursed dead. And after her destruction she came into the Departed Realm which exists as the final "end" for everything.
Is it stated like that?actually existing outside the concept of death and life as a Realm that contains the souls of the cursed dead
It was stated that she is the Cursed Realm that contains the dead souls within her. I think that this is a good point to claim that she stays above "average" death.Is it stated like that?
why is it conceptualWell, the Realm itself stands above the concept of life and death of those who inhabit these very Realms
Because the Realm contains inhabitants to whom the concept of life and death applies. At the same time, Realms are subject to another system of existence associated with the destruction of one of them, which leads to the destruction of the Realm that was associated with the destroyed one.why is it conceptual
does it ever say its conceptualBecause the Realm contains inhabitants to whom the concept of life and death applies. At the same time, Realms are subject to another system of existence associated with the destruction of one of them, which leads to the destruction of the Realm that was associated with the destroyed one.
One sec, I'll check it. But even if not, Realms are subjects to a different system than that applied to the inhabitants.does it ever say its conceptual
No it really is not, since it is not related to the concept of life and death cycle.It was stated that she is the Cursed Realm that contains the dead souls within her. I think that this is a good point to claim that she stays above "average" death.
Hmm. Well, the good point. Reviewing the show, I found only confirmation that Realms simply obey a different system of existence and they can be destroyed.No it really is not, since it is not related to the concept of life and death cycle.
What about him?Hmm. Well, the good point. Reviewing the show, I found only confirmation that Realms simply obey a different system of existence and they can be destroyed.
Anyway, what about the Overlord?
Do you think it makes sense to specify "likely Type 5" in his profile?What about him?
Based on which evidences? I am lost.Do you think it makes sense to specify "likely Type 5" in his profile?