But it doesn't HAVE to mean ONLY the God's techniques. Being a copy gave him eyes that allowed him to copy their techniques. Nothing says he can't copy anything else, because the origin of an ability doesn't affect what its limitations are.
Do you have any proof of this? No? so it doesn't matter, what matters is what is shown and spoken. There is a relationship between the skill's origin and its usefulness that you are literally ignoring.
And the origin is important yes.
Bruhilde says "He is originally a copy of the gods, so he can copy their techniques". It's thrown in the face in this dialogue.
"to copy them" is the problematic part. It's not TO copy them, it's just something that results of being a copy of the Gods. He got a unique ability because of it.
He is a copy of the gods, because of that he has an ability that can copy them.
No, it's not. It's "He's a copy, so he got a special ability that allows him to copy stuff".
No, it was literally said with all the words "He is a copy of the gods, so he can copy their techniques".
There is no other interpretation to take from here.
Because it doesn't say he can ONLY copy Gods. Which is my point.
Your point is an assumption based on something Bruhilde didn't say.
Just as on this site we don't give someone every possible resistance or power just because they aren't told they don't have that ability, we don't give a copy ability to adam that he wasn't said or implied he has.
He's... a copy of himself? That doesn't make sense.
Google translator error, ignore.
The origin of an ability doesn't determine what it does.
Yes it is, when it's repeated literals twice. One for source and one for capacity.
Because he got an ability from being a copy that allows him to copy stuff. The origin of the power doesn't mean it does anything specific.
Bruhilde literally said that he can copy the gods because he is a copy of them. He didn't gain a copy power just because yes, there is logic that if he is a copy of the gods, he can copy their techniques. One thing he just does.
Aside from making things up, you have nothing to base them on other than assumptions.
He does, though. The ability is "if it's in his vision, he can dodge it and copy it".
Where in the manga is this? Furthermore, it does not contradict anything previously said.
The source of the power doesn't determine what it does, and Brunhilde's line doesn't HAVE to mean only your interpretation. Brunhilde's line is literally just quoting the Bible and explaining that he has a power because of it. Her line would suggest JUST being a copy is what allows him to copy the moves. But it isn't. Him being a copy gave him special eyes which allow him to dodge and copy stuff he sees. The eyes aren't something he got from the Gods, the eyes are something that is a result of being a copy.
Bruhilde quoted the bible to remind Goll how Adam was created for then Bruhuilde, with her words and not taken from the bible saying "he is a copy of the gods and that is why he can copy them"
He gained the ability to copy gods by being a copy of them. And this is spoken and shown throughout his appearance.