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If Low-Godly is the final conclusion/decision.. then that is fine.
If Low-Godly is the final conclusion/decision.. then that is fine.
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Some Godzilla's powers to be added.
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FateAlbane said:
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Matthew Schroeder said:
- Well, that seems like High Regenerationn, as it includes being restored from a single particle, such as a photon/pure energy.
Now let's read the definition for Low-Godly Regenerationn again.
- Low-Godly: Able to regenerate as long as your disembodied consciousness exists/regenerate from other realms.
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@Lina
If your true form is incorporeal energy, and your physical form is erased and you regenerate from your true form, that is Low-Godly.
If your true form is incorporeal energy, and your physical form is erased and you regenerate from your true form, that is Low-Godly.
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Note that the definition for Low-Godly Regenerationn states that said consciousness of a character must exist in a different realm?
Regenerating from incorporeal energy and having your physical form erased would only qualify for High Regenerationn, as having that level of Regenerationn still allows you to regenerate from a single particle even after said character's body has been destroyed.
So you need to prove that said Godzilla's consciousness exists somewhere in a different universe other than the universe that Zeus/Godzilla was in prior to Godzilla having been destroyed.
Regenerating from incorporeal energy and having your physical form erased would only qualify for High Regenerationn, as having that level of Regenerationn still allows you to regenerate from a single particle even after said character's body has been destroyed.
So you need to prove that said Godzilla's consciousness exists somewhere in a different universe other than the universe that Zeus/Godzilla was in prior to Godzilla having been destroyed.
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No, that's not what Low-Godly demands. Did you read that correctly?
"Able to regenerate as long as your disembodied consciousness exists / regenerate from other realms."
The "/" denotes a separation between each form of Regenerationn.
"Able to regenerate as long as your disembodied consciousness exists / regenerate from other realms."
The "/" denotes a separation between each form of Regenerationn.
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Remember when you posted this?
Mind posting scans for what exactly happened when Godzilla was destroyed by Zeus so we can look at this in detail?
- If Godzilla's true form is Energy, and he regenerated from that back into physical form, that's Low-Godly.
Mind posting scans for what exactly happened when Godzilla was destroyed by Zeus so we can look at this in detail?
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... It's not High Regenerationn, nor Mid-Godly Regenerationn.
It's Low-Godly. There's nothing physical of Godzilla left, he regenerates only from his true form. Do you understand this?
It's Low-Godly. There's nothing physical of Godzilla left, he regenerates only from his true form. Do you understand this?
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No, the forward slash does not mean a entirely separate sentence, it means a different form of regen. " / " replaces "or" here.
If he is regenerating from energy that is High Regenerationn. If godzillas conciousness exists in other realms or regenerates from such that is low godly.
>The slash (/) is also known as: forward slash, stroke, oblique. You should use the slash with care in formal writing. 1. A slash is often used to indicate "or": Dear Sir/Madam (Sir or Madam)
If he is regenerating from energy that is High Regenerationn. If godzillas conciousness exists in other realms or regenerates from such that is low godly.
>The slash (/) is also known as: forward slash, stroke, oblique. You should use the slash with care in formal writing. 1. A slash is often used to indicate "or": Dear Sir/Madam (Sir or Madam)
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Regenerating from incorporeal energy is Low-Godly. This is something that has been discussed at multiple times in the past and is addressed as such in a variety of pages. You don't have to regenerate from another realm for it to be Low-Godly regen, you just have to regenerate from your soul, disembodied consciousness, or something comparable.
It's like if a Dragon Ball Character regenerated from just their ki, since ki isn't a physical force, it's a spiritual energy.
It's like if a Dragon Ball Character regenerated from just their ki, since ki isn't a physical force, it's a spiritual energy.
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@Aizen
No, you are also wrong.
Low-Godly is regenerating just from your soul, or alternatively regenerating from other realms of existence. Like a character who has a physical avatar in our world who can always reform as long as the true self remains somewhere else.
All the profiles that have Low-Godly Regen are like that. If Godzilla is regenerating from his incorporeal consciousness / soul / whatever fancy word you wanna call it, that's Low-Godly. If Zeus fully destroyed Godzilla's physical self, leaving only his true form as energy behind, that's Low-Godly. Godzilla's energy form isn't physical.
No, you are also wrong.
Low-Godly is regenerating just from your soul, or alternatively regenerating from other realms of existence. Like a character who has a physical avatar in our world who can always reform as long as the true self remains somewhere else.
All the profiles that have Low-Godly Regen are like that. If Godzilla is regenerating from his incorporeal consciousness / soul / whatever fancy word you wanna call it, that's Low-Godly. If Zeus fully destroyed Godzilla's physical self, leaving only his true form as energy behind, that's Low-Godly. Godzilla's energy form isn't physical.
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Promestein said:
I would like you to post the discussions pertaining this topic.
Are you sure that Godzilla regenerated from an incorporeal form? Were there scans from the comic that actually states this?
As far as I am concerned, even if the comic does not directly state the state in which Godzilla was destroyed, the author did clarify the extent of Godzilla's destruction, and that includes the destruction of Godzilla's soul as well. Godzilla also regenerated from a destroyed soul as well.
EDIT: Anyways, does the comic explicitly show us that Godzilla regenerated from his soul remaining (again, the comic must show/state this), or did he regenerate from having his soul being destroyed? From the author's statement on this matter, I am leaning towards the latter.
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I can look for some. May take a while, searching the forums is basically impossible.
If other parts of your consciousness remain even if your soul's destroyed and you regenerate it's still just Low-Godly.
If other parts of your consciousness remain even if your soul's destroyed and you regenerate it's still just Low-Godly.
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@Lina
The author clarified that Godzilla was completely physically erased, not even his atoms remained, and then also explained that this was because Godzilla's true form is "energy", meaning that even if you fully destroy him physically he will still come back.
That's Low-Godly.
The author clarified that Godzilla was completely physically erased, not even his atoms remained, and then also explained that this was because Godzilla's true form is "energy", meaning that even if you fully destroy him physically he will still come back.
That's Low-Godly.
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I honestly don't get the feat. Did he regenerate from it? Or was he revived? Like it would have to be Regenerationn, but couldn't it be Transcendental Immortality? The statement seems that it could be either Regenerationn or immortality.
It sounds more like mid-godly Regenerationn than low-godly regen. The conditions for low-godly would need an incorpeal existence, the concious to still exist, or for his existence to also co-exist within another plane of existence. Here, his soul was stated to be destroyed, I don't know the context (looks like a cool comic, might read it), so I don't know what happened prior or afterwards.
Godzilla is stated to be "energy", note the quotation marks. Q is an energy being too. I think he means more or less he is a higher existence, a universal constant, a symbolic existence, and not really some floating invisible energy being.
It sounds more like mid-godly Regenerationn than low-godly regen. The conditions for low-godly would need an incorpeal existence, the concious to still exist, or for his existence to also co-exist within another plane of existence. Here, his soul was stated to be destroyed, I don't know the context (looks like a cool comic, might read it), so I don't know what happened prior or afterwards.
Godzilla is stated to be "energy", note the quotation marks. Q is an energy being too. I think he means more or less he is a higher existence, a universal constant, a symbolic existence, and not really some floating invisible energy being.
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But did Godzilla's conscious actually remain after Zeus destroyed him, or did Zeus destroy Godzilla's body as well as consciousness too, and Godzilla regenerated from that?
The comic does not clarify on this topic, but the creator of the comic does, and it's a detailed answer at that.
The comic does not clarify on this topic, but the creator of the comic does, and it's a detailed answer at that.
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"Godzilla is stated to be "energy", note the quotation marks. Q is an energy being too. I think he means more or less he is a higher existence, a universal constant, a symbolic existence, and not really some floating invisible energy being."
Uh, no, that's a huge assumption. He's just likening Godzilla's true form to energy.
Uh, no, that's a huge assumption. He's just likening Godzilla's true form to energy.
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Question: What is this energy? Regenerating from some kind of vague "spiritual energy" (which is usually not actual energy) is usually Low-Godly. Regenerating from legit energy just constitues the very top end of High due to there still being elementary particles.
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@Fan
Occam's Razor. Go for the simplest explanation. If he stated that Godzilla is made of energy, then he is made of energy, rather than an "Energy-Being" like Q.
Occam's Razor. Go for the simplest explanation. If he stated that Godzilla is made of energy, then he is made of energy, rather than an "Energy-Being" like Q.
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Azathoth the Abyssal Idiot said:
The answer to this question is not stated in the comic but has been answered by the author in a conversation.
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Is possibly Low-Godly.
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@Antvasima can you please add the following powers to the profile?
|-|Mega Atomic Heat Ray=
|-|High Power Radioactive Heat Ray=
|-|Mega Atomic Heat Ray=
|-|High Power Radioactive Heat Ray=
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Please let me do the edit, I know which powers are necesary and which not.Antvasima said:
