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It would only made the original canon 2B (Tho, i'm still not certain), not the Underworld portion
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It would only made the original canon 2B (Tho, i'm still not certain), not the Underworld portion
It's funny, because if you ask an english version player of SF3 to give you a 2-A statement, all they'll give you is vague "countless" statements. But if you ask a french guy the same question, he'll readily give you a borderline 2-A statement because the french version has that.can we get the verse at 2-B or 2-A from the innumerable planes statement?
It's a statement from sf2, and everything that happens in both old wounds and sf2 are a part of underworld continuity. so it'll make underworld 2B too.It would only made the original canon 2B (Tho, i'm still not certain), not the Underworld portion
I can do (If Dashio never make a thread fkr this before)is anyone bothered to make a 2-B to 2-A upgrade? i don't think i can coz my CRT's are fkin terrible
An Architect upgrade? Sure, but I can already see people bring the argument that him viewing the verse as fiction is simply because he's got a super potent Plot Manipulation over it, and not because he is necessarily physically stronger than such cosmology.is anyone bothered to make a 2-B to 2-A upgrade? i don't think i can coz my CRT's are fkin terrible
are you saying no one scales to the full cosmology?
well shit
Collector currently is going around conquering Void territories, making an army and trying to enter the Realm of Infinity.So yeah, the comology is pretty grand. But the writers are completely uninterested in writing Godly characters in the verse that would get to the tier of the cosmology.
Architect can actually reach low 1-C via 4th wall breaking tbh.Uh welp, 2 B and possibly 2 A are still better tiers than what the verse has now so, it is still a win.
I'd say it's still unknown if this guy actually exists in the same Real World as the Player (who is easily Low 1-C in this case). But then again, Architect calling himself "the creator of Shadow Fight 2" would imply that he somewhat exists outside of the game altogether like the Player, otherwise it would be nonsensical to say a fictional character (Architect) created a game (Shadow Fight 2) in the Real World which the Player can install on their phone - Fiction does not interact with / leave a mark on the Real World like that.Architect can actually reach low 1-C via 4th wall breaking tbh.
I got another explanation. Instead of saying architect reaches low 1-C via 4th wall breaking, we can focus on shadow. How about shadow reaching low 1-C via Dimensional Manipulation/4th wall breaking? which is also what Yakko Warner does, when he reacts with his animator. But in yokko's scenario, he does that when he phases out of the cartoon, but in shadow's case, shadow does this at the site of where the "4th wall" is broken. this also explains the "temporary powerup" that shadow should get to keep up with architect (and as to why architect is the easiest event boss in underworld, he's a normal human from the real world after all). Architect wouldn't have to get below low 1-C, while the scaling chain also remains consistent.I'd say it's still unknown if this guy actually exists in the same Real World as the Player (who is easily Low 1-C in this case). But then again, Architect calling himself "the creator of Shadow Fight 2" would imply that he somewhat exists outside of the game altogether like the Player, otherwise it would be nonsensical to say a fictional character (Architect) created a game (Shadow Fight 2) in the Real World which the Player can install on their phone - Fiction does not interact with / leave a mark on the Real World like that.
But then again, if a Low 1-C Architect from the Real World jumped into Shadow Fight 2 and managed to get defeated / harmed to some degree by a fictional character (Shadow) who's shown no signs of a power-up prior to their fight that would put him on the same level of "realness" as Architect, that would go against this rule of VSB. And I don't know if the theory that Architect letting Shadow defeat him (as seen with the ridiculously low health points he's got in comparison to all Underworld bosses) would help much, either. Or perhaps Architect using Plot Manipulation to empower Shadow in that moment (which is still reaching).
Otherwise regarding "reach low 1-C via 4th wall breaking" it would rather be Architect not being Low 1-C physically, but having a Data Manipulation on a Low 1-C level that is compeltely useless against an actual Low 1-C character but really busted against any character who is lower than Low 1-C.
BumpI got another explanation. Instead of saying architect reaches low 1-C via 4th wall breaking, we can focus on shadow. How about shadow reaching low 1-C via Dimensional Manipulation/4th wall breaking? which is also what Yokko Warner does, when he reacts with his animator. But in yokko's scenario, he does that when he phases out of the cartoon, but in shadow's case, shadow does this at the site of where the "4th wall" is broken. this also explains the "temporary powerup" that shadow should get to keep up with architect (and as to why architect is the easiest event boss in underworld, he's a normal human from the real world after all). Architect wouldn't have to get below low 1-C, while the scaling chain also remains consistent.
Conclusion: Architect would be low 1-C
Shadow would be high 3-A (kept up with Tenebris), low 1-C via Dimensional Manipulation
other Underworld characters would be just high 3-A (same as Tenebris)
It is true, but when it comes to characters who perform immersion, they tend to not break the material or story they enter. For example, when Mario tries to immerse into a painting, he does so without causing any harm to the painting itself. The same can be said when Mnemos enters the memories of the characters in epilogue, he did so without having a pathway to the real world open the entire time. Whereas Architect literally had to break the 4th wall just to enter and interact and had the 4th wall broken the entire time he was present, I guess that kinda makes it clear that it is not just Immersion. Also, doesn't Immersion apply to only "fiction and reality" that exists inside "fiction"?Keep in mind the fight still takes place in the fictional dojo of Shadow Fight 2, and the "Real World" is beyond that shattered 4th Wall gateway. Perhaps Architect became "less real" / fictional once he stepped into Shadow Fight 2, and this is just a case of Immersion on his part. If Yakko is brought up, let's not forget that when he throws his animator into the cartoon she becomes "less real" / fictional as well.
Although I can't lie there's something that doesn't add up for me to not consider this during the better half of this year I spent working on the profile, though I can't put my finger on it just yet. Perhaps it was just the mere possibility of Architect dying in his fictional work (and thus dying for good) being so stupid that it made no sense for this theory to be true, but it is what it is.