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i mean if you have a rough idea, what's the new canon look like?
Arale is 6D?kinda sad no one really scalesArale vs Hades would be funny if they did
After I'm finished with the manga. Just with Kurumada and co writers can stop using vague open ended statements thoughAre you still working on the anime too Unshakable?
I think he's talking about plot, Arale cannot be erased even with existential erasure at the plot level.Arale is 6D?
and what does that say about cross scaling?Simply the G trilogy is a parrallel universe.
Arale is 6D?
No change there.and what does that say about cross scaling?
you'll see...that's all i'm allowed to say about it
so basically no difference between when its part of the main timeline and when its not?No change there.
high 1-B?I have huge plans for saint seiya after these 4 crts. Though the team doesn't want me to speak about it at lengths yet but it involves the new tiering changes
so basically no difference between when its part of the main timeline and when its not?
high 1-B?
you mean the cosmology? isnt that the one thing you need to keep the same in order to prove they're canon?Yeah pretty much, but ir definitely does change the cosmological landscape
then? 6D?That definitely won't end well
noyou mean the cosmology? isnt that the one thing you need to keep the same in order to prove they're canon?
then? 6D?
It already didn't end wellThat definitely won't end well
how can one universe within a multiverse have a vastly different cosmology then another?
so like where do you see them after your "big plans" go through? i assume its tier 1 but where? high 1-B is too high and wont go well, so maybe 5D/6D then?Way easier but as all tier 1 stuff goes. It's like pulling healthy teeth out.
I saw that lol. Admittedly I recreated it in a Google doc with better evidence abd counter arguments to the counter argument, but. I'm just not going to do it. It's just going ti be another messIt already didn't end well
Saint Seiya High 1-B Upgrade (Manga)
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The cosmologies aren't different, and I think there is a misunderstanding on "what canon" means by wiki policy imohow can one universe within a multiverse have a vastly different cosmology then another?
so like where do you see them after your "big plans" go through? i assume its tier 1 but where? high 1-B is too high and wont go well, so maybe 5D/6D then?
wait really? explainThe cosmologies aren't different, and I think there is a misunderstanding on "what canon" means by wiki policy imo
where?? high 1-B you already denied, only reasonable options left are somewhere in low 1-C and 1-C as far as i've seenSomewhere in tier 1
There was no way that would go away either.Saint Seiya High 1-B Upgrade (Manga)
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cosmology is completely unimportant in the context of Saint Seiya there is only 3 things that matter in regards for cross scaling. There can be 2 -B multiverse or a high 1-B one doesn't matter so long as there 3 things are consistent.wait really? explain
where?? high 1-B you already denied, only reasonable options left are somewhere in low 1-C and 1-C as far as i've seen
Tbh if it got more staff involvement and a bit more evidence was presented and counter arguments were addressed better. It probably could have passed. Just me thoughThere was no way that would go away either.
and those things are?cosmology is completely unimportant in the context of Saint Seiya there is only 3 things that matter in regards for cross scaling. There can be 2 -B multiverse or a high 1-B one doesn't matter so long as there 3 things are consistent.
i know one person who could help you greatly but i'm kinda afraid of what'll happen if I tell youDunno depends on what staff say.
I highly doubt it, that wasn't even enough to be accepted with 1-B, there were even people who understand level 1 and said they didn't qualify, at most you would get low 1-C.Tbh if it got more staff involvement and a bit more evidence was presented and counter arguments were addressed better. It probably could have passed. Just me though
Because the counter arguments were never addressed. Like going over the thread it felt like all counter arguments got ignoredI highly doubt it, that wasn't even enough to be accepted with 1-B, there were even people who understand level 1 and said they didn't qualify, at most you would get low 1-C.
I'm just curious, but in your opinion what do yiu believe them to ne?and those things are?
Even if you had it there it wouldn't be of any use, because it simply doesn't meet the requirements to be 1-B, even a vsbtles member commented there and said that all he could get from it is a low 1-C, apart from the other translations they used, which ended up with an even more polluted crt.Because the counter arguments were never addressed. Like going over the thread it felt like all counter arguments got ignored
uh well from what i gathered in discussions over dragon ball canon, anything not written by the author (or where he was not super involved like DBS or Daima, or anything that he himself doesnt portray as the successor to his work) is supplementary at best to outright non-canon if it had even slight contradictions, even if it contains his work stillI'm just curious, but in your opinion what do yiu believe them to ne?
I also have the same opinion, all spin-offs are not part of the canon, i see them as parallel worlds that do not share the same history and the same cosmology.uh well from what i gathered in discussions over dragon ball canon, anything not written by the author (or where he was not super involved like DBS or Daima, or anything that he himself doesnt portray as the successor to his work) is supplementary at best to outright non-canon if it had even slight contradictions, even if it contains his work still
As someone that meticulously reads and reviews the tiering I think it does, but the crt linked left of tons of new information.Even if you had it there it wouldn't be of any use, because it simply doesn't meet the requirements to be 1-B, even a vsbtles member commented there and said that all he could get from it is a low 1-C, apart from the other translations they used, which ended up with an even more polluted crt.
Yeah that's jpw o view canon too but a few exceptions do exist on the wiki.uh well from what i gathered in discussions over dragon ball canon, anything not written by the author (or where he was not super involved like DBS or Daima, or anything that he himself doesnt portray as the successor to his work) is supplementary at best to outright non-canon if it had even slight contradictions, even if it contains his work still
I'll have a lot more details in the coming crtsunless unshakable either does a CRT with all the details or explain right now i'm not really seeing her arguments. seems more like a shaky band-aid solution to keep everything canon despite there being strong evidence against it at this point ngl
eh?Yeah that's jpw o view canon too but a few exceptions do exist on the wiki.
pretty sure most authors do so for spinoffs, adaptations (anime or movies) or even some video games of their seriesMy canon blog has extensive research on it. To summarize it
Kurumada Oversees all spin offs. He's not just a supervisor, but makes the script but also he quiet literally reviews the story board and rewrites and makes changes
makes senseJerome, Okada, and the LC-Sho screen writers complained about it.
okay, not sure why its relevant but thats an interesting detail in itselfPoseidin manga is a very good example. Originally it was supposed to ne a rehashed plot of GA but when submitted to Kurumada be scrapped it and rewrote the plot and told them to stick to thar
okay, the point is?They also said that all projects must be validated through Kurumada
that doesnt tell me why they should be considered canon unfortunately. what you're saying is true for most well-established mangakas and even western writers.Irs why Kurumada created his company "Kurumada pro" because Akita keeps asking him to continue and make more manga so he created his company to delegate and review all the projects
that's an aside, but you haven't really explained why any of this makes it all canon. you've stated something that is, more or less to an extend, true for a lot of mangakas and writersEdit:
I'm not seeing any contradiction that cause inconsistencies with cross scaling.
You mean like he did in G in volume 1 in a massive author note introducing Okada to the fan base?that's not the problem. the problem is, i dont see how him having a certain level of watch on the franchise via his company warrants all projects published under his IP canon to the franchise, thats almost never the case for most verses unless an author verbatim calls them either precursors or successors to HIS original work
not gonna lie i didnt really read the introduction. did he say anything in it that makes it clear all these different works from him are canon and/or a precursor and successor to his works?You mean like he did in G in volume 1 in a massive author note introducing Okada to the fan base?
G is directly called a history to the work of Kurumada, it doesn’t get much more blatant than that. Episode G when it was coming out was fully intended to be a canon prequel.not gonna lie i didnt really read the introduction. did he say anything in it that makes it clear all these different works from him are canon and/or a precursor and successor to his works?
that i can get cuz at that time Kurumada hadnt worked on Zero and Origins but what about the successor to those works? besides i seem to recall Kurumada wanting to do a prequel involving the gold saints himself one day but couldnt for various reason, so i could get if G was canon but the others?G is directly called a history to the work of Kurumada, it doesn’t get much more blatant than that. Episode G when it was coming out was fully intended to be a canon prequel.
eh?
pretty sure most authors do so for spinoffs, adaptations (anime or movies) or even some video games of their series
makes sense
okay, not sure why its relevant but thats an interesting detail in itself
okay, the point is?
that doesnt tell me why they should be considered canon unfortunately. what you're saying is true for most well-established mangakas and even western writers.
that's an aside, but you haven't really explained why any of this makes it all canon. you've stated something that is, more or less to an extend, true for a lot of mangakas and writers
There are ways to prove they’re also canonthat i can get cuz at that time Kurumada hadnt worked on Zero and Origins but what about the successor to those works? besides i seem to recall Kurumada wanting to do a prequel involving the gold saints himself one day but couldnt for various reason, so i could get if G was canon but the others?
90% written by him? is that true? if so then yeah it would undoubtedly be canon but is there like some source for that? OG authors making active suggestions and doing art isnt really unheard of but the former statement changes everything if trueIt's all written by Kurumada >90%. It's all planned, and written. He's even attributed at the Author and while everyone else is stated to ne just Artist in multiple official websites
eh, they all seemed like separate points to me so thats how i chose to respondEverything I said is a totality of context and shouldn't be read as separate sections.
Actually that's a common thing people do to me. Is it like a debate tactic or is it a problem with how I write?
but isnt that bad though? because Kurumada is gonna do a heaven arc for sure and i'm like 90% sure that depiction of Zeus is gonna contradict GA like how the last ND chapters didI mean Kurumada wanted a holy sword war. We got that in GA
He want Gaia to do something which is what GR is building towards
GA also had a Zeus
tbh you could say that for a lot of franchises but canonicity is the kind of thing thats really dependent on the authors at the end of the day (except for Pokemon)There are ways to prove they’re also canon
90% written by him? is that true? if so then yeah it would undoubtedly be canon but is there like some source for that? OG authors making active suggestions and doing art isnt really unheard of but the former statement changes everything if true
eh, they all seemed like separate points to me so thats how i chose to respond
Depends on how the story pans out + the Zeus we saw was just hin possessing a body. That was it.but isnt that bad though? because Kurumada is gonna do a heaven arc for sure and i'm like 90% sure that depiction of Zeus is gonna contradict GA like how the last ND chapters did
There is plenty of verses that get special camoncity treatment loltbh you could say that for a lot of franchises but canonicity is the kind of thing thats really dependent on the authors at the end of the day (except for Pokemon)
Proving Classic is canon to everything is easier than proving the opposite, unless you think canon is a transitive property.tbh you could say that for a lot of franchises but canonicity is the kind of thing thats really dependent on the authors at the end of the day (except for Pokemon)