There’s no way this is actually being accepted. We don’t even know if it’s indestructible due to its insane "physical" durability. Unless I'm missing something.
What part? The Dragonsword being indestructable was already accepted ages ago, it's on all Sword saints profiles
Tbf, maybe apart from Satella, i don't recall anyone accepting anything related to the "Infinite regulus" something something, noone was fine with it and it died pretty quick
No, because his attacks are unstoppable due to being removed from all physical limitations, granting them light speed travel and virtually infinite force.
Yes, and that doesn't mean it can't also be High 3-A.
Since when are those the standards? The literal Black Hole Feats in Fiction page disagrees with you. So actually, if you have problems with that, you're the one who needs to make a thread about it.
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Except we're not talking about Aldeberan making a black hole, we literally just went over this last time.
They do, and that is an objective fact, it has High 3-A durability.
Because durability and AP are not correlated in this context?
Except you're blatantly wrong about that.
That's not relevant? It's indestructible within the RZ verse and can withstand infinite forces, so it has High 3-A durability, period. Even if you don't accept the Regulus argument, it objectively did that against a black hole.
Except it's not extrapolation but simply an aspect of what his ability does. It is an unstoppable, infinite force because it cannot be changed from its environment and is unbound by physical limits and concepts. That by definition means it has High 3-A AP.
However, I’d like a counterargument to what @RinneItachi has said so far beyond simply calling it “an extrapolation,” because his interpretation at least has some supporting basis instead of being completely unfounded. it's true that some things can be both written as hax and AP, heck we do that for stuff like black holes themselves, Pain also gets AP from chibaku tensei which is a hax ability too, Accelerator's vector manip despite being higher dimensional also has AP. Rimuru also has higher AP via gluttonous king which is a hax,.
Durability is very clearly High 3A tho? If the blackhole is accepted to act like a real one, and the singularity is real, Lifting strength is what would need to be calculated
Not necessarily.
I see, that makes more sense then.
We were waiting on if someone would calc the feat for Reinhard resisting the singularity at a distance using conservative estimates.
I mean to be completely fair, Regulus's attacks when imbued with lions heart are consistently shown and stated to bypass any defenses and ignore durability not because he's literally stopping time and punching you (in fact he can't even stop time for anything other than himself and inanimate objects he directly touches) but because the objects he affects with his authority are liberated by all the worlds physical laws and it's explicitly stated he's freed from things like gravity and inertia, things that actually affect force both irl and within the actual series itself.
Nope. But a safe estimate of its diametre would be half of the length of the sheathed Dragon Sword Reid, which is what Reinhard shoved into the singularity to disrupt it.
Ah nono, it's "enough mana to bring down a star (pause) concentrated into a single point". Refers to a very mana-intensive spell that pulls a star down to the earth.
Ah ic, without context I thought the og spell made a star which the amped version concentrated into a singularity
No, we can only use a conservative estimate. Though from the description it sounds as though the Event Horizon was large enough to engulf the tip of the Dragon Sword, so likely planetary-scale mass.
Oh if we're going with that then this singularity would more so be large planetary in mass for sure. Assuming that the whole front side of the scabbard was engulfed in the Event Horizon off of the description (I was ignoring this for conservational purposes), we're talking about an Event Horizon at least extending a couple feet or so from the singularity, so tens of times an Earth-mass black hole.
