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Which oneThis is a fantastic find!
Edit: are you able to send me the Japanese Kanji/text please?
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Which oneThis is a fantastic find!
Edit: are you able to send me the Japanese Kanji/text please?
nvm i can get it from the google translate text you postedWhich one
It might be easier to upload them jnto am imgur album and linking itI have all of the taizen raw with maybe one or two minor scans missing would anyone be interested in me gathering it all up and posting it ?
Aiolia's light-speed fist. 100 million fists per second strike the opponent.I’ll look through it haven’t been able too but in that scan I posted it’s just that bit. The small sentence under Aiolia should have something related to his 100 million light speed blows I just couldn’t find the translation for it I’m to lazy to retranslate it
Mu did not help Shaka to return, as explained in that scene Shaka could return with his own power and he returned with his own power. Mu only helps Ikki to return with Shaka to Virgo Temple.Muu helps Shaka get out of a dimension “between time and space” using his psychokinetic powers Shaka returns extremely fast in like the next panel.
To be precise, Shaka says "he fell into a troublesome and very twisted place between space-time".the RAWS say Shaka fell into a troublesome and twisted “space-time” we even see this kanji 時空
A detail in this, in Japan many times the word space-time is something that is used to describe a dimension, for example Kaguya's dimensions in Naruto are named as space-time. This has nothing to do with what is described, since in this case they are describing the space-time continuum of the universe, but it can probably be useful for the future.時空 = Spacetime - in physics, spacetime (or space-time, space time, space-time continuum)
Jisho.org: Japanese Dictionary
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This is a reach feat for Mu and Shaka's psychokinetic powers, because it can reach other dimensions and strange places in space-time, but it is not a speed feat because it has nothing to do with speed.TLDR:
1: This seems like an insane range feat for Mu
2: This might be an insane speed feat for Shaka
Shaka compliments mus psychic powers, saying it alone is enough, but the task is bringing back ikki, and we know Shaka has the power to return himself, so why not ikki? Unless he’s trying to return both at once, It seems to me that yes Shaka could do it by himself, but mu brought him back, along with ikki. Because many of those scans say mu helped him to return.Mu did not help Shaka to return, as explained in that scene Shaka could return with his own power and he returned with his own power. Mu only helps Ikki to return with Shaka to Virgo Temple.
Shaka only says that Mu is the only one among the Gold Saints (the ones who were present in the Sanctuary) with the psychokinetic power to bring back Ikki (the psychokinetic power of Virgo and Aries has always been comparable and they are the most powerful in the Sanctuary in this aspect, and this is something we could also see in Next Dimension, where they are the only ones among the Gold Saints who could communicate telepathically in the Sanctuary, even though distortion or a strange power prevented it), this means that only Shaka and Mu had the power to return from that strange place between space-time, that's why he asks Mu for help to bring back Ikki, and Mu himself says he will bring him back. This means that Shaka teleports with his own power and Mu teleports Ikki.Shaka compliments mus psychic powers, saying it alone is enough, but the task is bringing back ikki, and we know Shaka has the power to return himself, so why not ikki? Unless he’s trying to return both at once, It seems to me that yes Shaka could do it by himself, but mu brought him back, along with ikki. Because many of those scans say mu helped him to return.
how did they come up with this out of curiosity?Sure, Imma just copy paste what he gave me
The hole has a diameter of 481 pixels and Hyoga has a height of 111 pixels
So dividing 481 by 111, we get a 4.33333 times difference. So multiplying that by Hyoga's height of 173 cm, the hole has a diameter of 749.66 cm
The hole has a depth of 143 pixels, so dividing that by the 111 pixel height of Hyoga, it has a different of 1.29 times
So multiplying that by 173, the hole has a depth of 222.87 cm (edited)
So treating this as a cylinder, it has a total volume of 98,400,000 cubic centimeters (edited)
So taking the 8.9363x10^12 joules per cubic centimeter potency to sub-atomically destroy ice (these are subatomic particles, I don't think it being permafrost ice would make a big difference), for Hyoga to sub-atomically destroy this hole, he must've outputted
8.79×10^20 joules / 210.17 Gigatons of TNT Large island level
I'm just cuirious* what the source is.It’s the value to sub atomize water, and water is ice on the atomic scale.
Thanks.So here it is in its semi complete form pretty sure it’s missing a couple scans at the very end since I did look at the Spanish version and compare.This is 199 pages long
do you have that scan from Lc about the multiverse being branching worlds and divering? i remember you posting one here a long time ago.Aiolia's light-speed fist. 100 million fists per second strike the opponent.
アイオリアの光速拳。一秒間に一億発もの拳が敵を襲う!
Nowhere is the world of TLC described as a branching world, if you are referring to the Alkes scene, she was only explaining that the future can change based on the actions of people in the present, but this does not indicate that parallel worlds are created and only shows that the timeline can change by events happening in the present. This is explained to Sisyphus because Alkes (she is part of the Delphic Oracle and had the power to see the future.) had predicted his alleged betrayal of Athena and the scene in which he transforms into a Specter, so she explains to him that the future can change and that is why he should not worry about this vision of the future.do you have that scan from Lc about the multiverse being branching worlds and divering? i remember you posting one here a long time ago.
it looked like dohko was explaining it but i could be wrong on that. im going by memory.
are you interested in Saint Seiya verse related CRT's?oh yeah this exists
There's a discord for Saint Seiya now if you feel like diving back in to itoh yeah this exists
I do have ambition to do a Verse Overhaul here on VBW. There's a lot that bothers me in hindsight.
Like we currently have massive composite versions of everyone.
define what you mean by "composite versions"?I do have ambition to do a Verse Overhaul here on VBW. There's a lot that bothers me in hindsight.
Like we currently have massive composite versions of everyone.
Im not really seeing much Compositing.I do have ambition to do a Verse Overhaul here on VBW. There's a lot that bothers me in hindsight.
Like we currently have massive composite versions of everyone.
this is really ambiguous, Shura iirc is the only character with a GA keyYeah my main issue is scaling the G versions of Aiolia, Shura...
Basically everyone from Assassin is extraordinarily more powerful than their normal counterparts and we shouldn't scale.
OOOOHHH i understand where you coming from now. This i agree withYeah my main issue is scaling the G versions of Aiolia, Shura...
Basically everyone from Assassin is extraordinarily more powerful than their normal counterparts and we shouldn't scale.
But it kinda is? Kurumada basically threw it away with his own prequel short manga that depict their own version of Aiolos' escape and Saga's corruption. I'd treat Classic G as an Alternate Timeline much like Lost Canvas. I think cross-scaling is fine specially since G was intended to be the official prequel for several years until Kurumada changed his mind,and scaling G versions of G Aiolia and Shura would require making G non-canon to Classic
Saga was already corrupted during the setting of G. Cronos never corrupted or made Saga evil. Saga already overthrew the pope by this point and was already planning on killing athena.But it kinda is? Kurumada basically threw it away with his own prequel short manga that depict their own version of Aiolos' escape and Saga's corruption. I'd treat Classic G as an Alternate Timeline much like Lost Canvas. I think cross-scaling is fine specially since G was intended to be the official prequel for several years until Kurumada changed his mind,
Assassin is the big thing since it's set AFTER the events of both Classic and Episode G in some alternate future and everyone is just obscenely stronger there.
I don't see how Kurumada retconning a flashback in G is somehow a "denouncement of canonicity" ....But it kinda is? Kurumada basically threw it away with his own prequel short manga that depict their own version of Aiolos' escape and Saga's corruption. I'd treat Classic G as an Alternate Timeline much like Lost Canvas. I think cross-scaling is fine specially since G was intended to be the official prequel for several years until Kurumada changed his mind,
I disagree with "everyone being stronger there", but we can have this debate at a later time if it's relevant.Assassin is the big thing since it's set AFTER the events of both Classic and Episode G in some alternate future and everyone is just obscenely stronger there.
In case anyone hasn't seen it, at the saint seiya symphonic adventure concert in Paris France, a trailer of the French Comic (now named Saint Seiya: Time Odyssey) was shown.
Some fans theorize that we're probably going to see changes in time and that's why that scene of Ikki as the host of Hades' soul appears, perhaps alterations at some points in history create this future and the Saints will have to correct these events to return the future to normal, something like what we saw in the trilogy of Back to the Future. It looks like an interesting plot, although I would have preferred the protagonists of this story to be Saints from different eras and not Seiya's group.
Nowhere is the world of TLC described as a branching world, if you are referring to the Alkes scene, she was only explaining that the future can change based on the actions of people in the present, but this does not indicate that parallel worlds are created and only shows that the timeline can change by events happening in the present. This is explained to Sisyphus because Alkes (she is part of the Delphic Oracle and had the power to see the future.) had predicted his alleged betrayal of Athena and the scene in which he transforms into a Specter, so she explains to him that the future can change and that is why he should not worry about this vision of the future.
A detail that we could even see better with Avenir, who traveled to the past to change the timeline and eliminate his dystopian future where Hades won the holy war and killed Athena, thus creating a new future (the future we saw in the TLC manga). In the TLC universe, changes in the present and past alter the future of that world.
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The branching universe I think is only mentioned in Episode.G Requiem and Saintia Sho, in the latter it is described that Shaka could see ramifications of multiple futures in the dimension where he ends up after Ikki's explosion, and then it is mentioned that in the dimension where Dysnomia takes Shaka, they could see all of space and time as if they were little flashes (or something like that).
This is probably similar to Overture, a story that was planned as a sequel, but without giving any warning, Kurumada later contradicts it in Next Dimension, which narrates a new official version of the story of that movie. Kurumada has always been an author that if he doesn't like something he simply contradicts it later and adds his own version of the story. Although, Saint Seiya is actually a multiverse (at least the stories published by the Akita Shoten license), even if a story doesn't belong to the main universe, it's just a parallel universe.But it kinda is? Kurumada basically threw it away with his own prequel short manga that depict their own version of Aiolos' escape and Saga's corruption. I'd treat Classic G as an Alternate Timeline much like Lost Canvas. I think cross-scaling is fine specially since G was intended to be the official prequel for several years until Kurumada changed his mind,