Removing Megami Tensei Scaling from Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE

[TheGatememer]

Currently, our two Tokyo Mirage Sessions profiles have a possibly Low 1-C rating via scaling to Cerberus, who scales to Loki. The mirages on their profile also have Cognitive Physiology.

Itsuki Aoi

Itsuki Aoi is the protagonist of Tokyo Mirage Sessions ♯FE and one of the game's playable characters. Being the "Lord" of the game, Itsuki is required to participate in every battle. Itsuki is an eighteen-year-old (seventeen in the Japanese version) Japanese high school student that lives in...

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Mamori Minamoto

Mamori Minamoto is an elementary-school age girl and entertainer that works at Fortuna Entertainment. She is also a Mirage Master, and her Mirage partner is Draug. She is currently the star of a children's television program called Microwavin' with Mamorin. Her birthday is August 11. Mamori is...

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However, these, as well as any other scaling to Megami Tensei on their profiles, should be removed, since it completely violates our crossover standards.

Since it's introduction in Fire Emblem Heroes (ie, a mainline Fire Emblem game), it has been a part of Fire Emblem canon. However, despite it being a crossover between Megami Tensei, and Fire Emblem, it lacks any further connection with the former. So, there isn't enough evidence it's a part of Megami Tensei canon, especially considering the fact that it's part of Fire Emblem canon.

With that said, the references to Mirages, and Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE in the Cognitive Physiology page can stay as supporting evidence, since Mirages are clearly based on Demons (If you're curious, the scans are on the Cognitive Physiology Page. Some good examples of this are Demons from Shin Megami Tensei such as Cerberus appearing as Mirages in Tokyo Mirage Sessions, and the fact that Mirages share similar properties such as existing outside the laws of physics)

TL;DR​

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Remove any scaling to Megami Tensei on our Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE profiles, and remove any TMS references to the Cognitive Physiology Page due to violating crossover standards. The references to TMS on the Cognitive Physiology page can stay as supporting evidence.

 

[DarkDragonMedeus]

So in other words, it would fall into the category of one-sided crossover. I agree with this.

 

[Franstel]

Agree

 

[Theglassman12]

Not really sure we can just leave a crossover thing for the SMT pages given it’s more canon to fire emblem than it is for SMT. So if it’s not a part of SMT, we should just remove that stuff from the page. Everything else is fine

 

[Lukewoesal007]

There's really no reason for the information of the Mirages to still be used in Megami Tensei pages, since, as Glassman said, the crossover is entirely one-sided to Fire Emblem, and honestly, there's not much to be gained from what little we use from Tokyo Mirage Sessions, regardless, so I think it's fine to completely separate the two.

 

[Hypertornado099]

Agree with glass, no idea why it should even be used as supporting evidence

 

[TheGatememer]

I don’t mind removing the TMS references

 

[TheGatememer]

So in other words, it would fall into the category of one-sided crossover. I agree with this.

Would you be fine if we removed the references to TMS in the Cognitive Physiology page?

 

[DarkDragonMedeus]

Would you be fine if we removed the references to TMS in the Cognitive Physiology page?

Yeah