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'Füzetsu: The most common of all Uncharted Spells. It is a technique in which the Crimson Kingdom and the real world mingle, causing all kinds of causality, including time, to stop for ordinary living beings. All Haze Flame and most Crimson Denizens are able to cast Füzetsu. It involves a very wide area in a dome-shaped spell, which is no more than the Hazel of Flame, the Denisens, and the humans who protect the Treasury; everyone is standing still in time. Article One in the following actions are out that the Futsal is unconscious if a time of temporal predict, not relevant that they would say to be.
By adding ... the Füzetsu in addition to causing all kinds of causality, including time, to stop for ordinary living beings. It also has a function to isolate damages and effects that supposedly could cause damage to the space outside the 'dome'. Although it is the most common spell, efficiency depends on how much spell the spell has or how much spell it is in conjunction with the spell. The amount of power the Flame Raze can do is real and balanced according to the character's control, in some cases even the psychological state of it. Bottom line ... Basically, a user's destructive power will only be restricted to an area within the barrier, making them look just like at the level of cities.
"During the course of the series it is evident that the Flame Hazes do not access the full power they originally had. That is ... the ability to extract power from the entities they usually carry with them, in the case of Shana, is the Alastor. When Margery started to freak out, she began releasing gigantic amounts of Power of Existence. Big enough that she could undo Shana's Füzetsu. Like Lamies explains that at that rate the barrier would be undone and any effect on the outside world would be irreparable. In the manga Lamies mentions that the world outside that seal was in a panic at that moment. '
'Note: Lamies refers to the area that is in panic outside that barrier as World. Although the area within that Fuzetsu was already isolated in the cause and effect of the outside world, Margery was releasing enough energy to leave the outside world in a panic.
This is a handsome feat even for the first season. Margery was not only releasing enough energy that Fuzetsu could not stand as it was already leaving the outside world in panic. This is by no means the pinnacle of the great Margery. Later in the season, Margery came to control this gigantic power that she unleashed in the first season, and even better, developed an unrestrained magic even more powerful. Where the amount of power released was equivalent to 1,000,000 Flame Hazes.
'continuing ... briefly. The Power of Existence is basically the vital energy of a living being or anything existing within the series. When this Power is consumed, the target instantly dies and is replaced by a torch. The Power of Existence and a fundamental point in the balance of the world, where the exaggerated consumption of Power can break the world, or the release of Power in excess, can also threaten to destroy it. At Light Novel, Alastor explains that Lamies in the past came to consume Power of Existence enough to leave the world in danger. '
In both manga and novel or anime, Alastor mentions that if Lamies released that great amount of Power of Existence would put the whole world at risk, that was the most disturbing fact in Margery's case defying him to a battle of life or death. '
In the anime, when Hecate gained access to Yuji's Treasure, she began releasing large amounts of Power of Existence over that area within the Fuzetsu. That massive concentration of Power of Existence was large enough that it could put the world at risk.
The third season and where the characters are at their peak. Yuji merged with the Festival Serpent (the God of Creation) and acquired divine powers within the work. The Body of the God of Creation was sealed in the Abyss between the two worlds. While sealed in this dimension the God of Creation created a gigantic path and structures that emitted great concentrations of Power of Existence. Sabrac, when merging with the structures of the Abyss, mentions having acquired an unlimited power of existence.
Xanadu is not just a copy of the planet. Xanadu is a copy of that universe (if it is a universe).
The Crimson Kingdom (Cr õ©û, Guze) is an alternate world in which Crimson Denizens and Crimson Lords originate. It is described in the Light Novels and the adaptation of the manga as "an adjacent world that can not be reached" (ÚÜú Òüä Òüª Òü¬ Òü¬ Òüä ÚÜú ÚÜú ÚÜú ÚÜú Aruite Yukenai Tonari?). It is also described as the "Whirling Temple" or the "Cathedral Round" (õ╝¢Þùì ÕÀ╗ ÒüÅ õ╝¢Þùì Uzumaku Garan?)
It is evident that the Crimson Kingdom is located at a point distant from the universe or even in another dimension. Xanadu was created in the abyss that exists between the Original World and the Crimson Kingdom, how could there be an abyss between two planets and still create a third in the same abyss?
In the third season and observable that during the creation of Xanadu, the scenery within that Fuzetsu is completely altered. In the place where the 'Egg of Xanadu' stood, there was a white light and around it a landscape covered with stars. Then, Yuji came to create the passage that transported the Guzes to Xanadu.
It is evident that the work uses the word World to conceptualize a series of things in the work. The interpretation of the word changes according to the context.
As the Guze Trinity enters the Abyss between the Two Worlds, during the battle between Yuji and Shana, the Festival Serpent affects the space within that abyss. Changing the landscape within that void. And right after a rift was created within the abyss.
The rift began to affect both the outer world and the abyss between the two worlds, consuming almost everything within reach.
By adding ... the Füzetsu in addition to causing all kinds of causality, including time, to stop for ordinary living beings. It also has a function to isolate damages and effects that supposedly could cause damage to the space outside the 'dome'. Although it is the most common spell, efficiency depends on how much spell the spell has or how much spell it is in conjunction with the spell. The amount of power the Flame Raze can do is real and balanced according to the character's control, in some cases even the psychological state of it. Bottom line ... Basically, a user's destructive power will only be restricted to an area within the barrier, making them look just like at the level of cities.
"During the course of the series it is evident that the Flame Hazes do not access the full power they originally had. That is ... the ability to extract power from the entities they usually carry with them, in the case of Shana, is the Alastor. When Margery started to freak out, she began releasing gigantic amounts of Power of Existence. Big enough that she could undo Shana's Füzetsu. Like Lamies explains that at that rate the barrier would be undone and any effect on the outside world would be irreparable. In the manga Lamies mentions that the world outside that seal was in a panic at that moment. '
'Note: Lamies refers to the area that is in panic outside that barrier as World. Although the area within that Fuzetsu was already isolated in the cause and effect of the outside world, Margery was releasing enough energy to leave the outside world in a panic.
This is a handsome feat even for the first season. Margery was not only releasing enough energy that Fuzetsu could not stand as it was already leaving the outside world in panic. This is by no means the pinnacle of the great Margery. Later in the season, Margery came to control this gigantic power that she unleashed in the first season, and even better, developed an unrestrained magic even more powerful. Where the amount of power released was equivalent to 1,000,000 Flame Hazes.
'continuing ... briefly. The Power of Existence is basically the vital energy of a living being or anything existing within the series. When this Power is consumed, the target instantly dies and is replaced by a torch. The Power of Existence and a fundamental point in the balance of the world, where the exaggerated consumption of Power can break the world, or the release of Power in excess, can also threaten to destroy it. At Light Novel, Alastor explains that Lamies in the past came to consume Power of Existence enough to leave the world in danger. '
In both manga and novel or anime, Alastor mentions that if Lamies released that great amount of Power of Existence would put the whole world at risk, that was the most disturbing fact in Margery's case defying him to a battle of life or death. '
In the anime, when Hecate gained access to Yuji's Treasure, she began releasing large amounts of Power of Existence over that area within the Fuzetsu. That massive concentration of Power of Existence was large enough that it could put the world at risk.
The third season and where the characters are at their peak. Yuji merged with the Festival Serpent (the God of Creation) and acquired divine powers within the work. The Body of the God of Creation was sealed in the Abyss between the two worlds. While sealed in this dimension the God of Creation created a gigantic path and structures that emitted great concentrations of Power of Existence. Sabrac, when merging with the structures of the Abyss, mentions having acquired an unlimited power of existence.
Xanadu is not just a copy of the planet. Xanadu is a copy of that universe (if it is a universe).
The Crimson Kingdom (Cr õ©û, Guze) is an alternate world in which Crimson Denizens and Crimson Lords originate. It is described in the Light Novels and the adaptation of the manga as "an adjacent world that can not be reached" (ÚÜú Òüä Òüª Òü¬ Òü¬ Òüä ÚÜú ÚÜú ÚÜú ÚÜú Aruite Yukenai Tonari?). It is also described as the "Whirling Temple" or the "Cathedral Round" (õ╝¢Þùì ÕÀ╗ ÒüÅ õ╝¢Þùì Uzumaku Garan?)
It is evident that the Crimson Kingdom is located at a point distant from the universe or even in another dimension. Xanadu was created in the abyss that exists between the Original World and the Crimson Kingdom, how could there be an abyss between two planets and still create a third in the same abyss?
In the third season and observable that during the creation of Xanadu, the scenery within that Fuzetsu is completely altered. In the place where the 'Egg of Xanadu' stood, there was a white light and around it a landscape covered with stars. Then, Yuji came to create the passage that transported the Guzes to Xanadu.
It is evident that the work uses the word World to conceptualize a series of things in the work. The interpretation of the word changes according to the context.
As the Guze Trinity enters the Abyss between the Two Worlds, during the battle between Yuji and Shana, the Festival Serpent affects the space within that abyss. Changing the landscape within that void. And right after a rift was created within the abyss.
The rift began to affect both the outer world and the abyss between the two worlds, consuming almost everything within reach.
