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I have perpetual thoughts about this guy being biased with DB verse, given that he's comparing a lot of stuff from Touhou with it.That sounds like yet another BS excuse. Why does Sagume need magic balls to do something she can supposedly already do on her own?
"Using her power, she created a secret power stone" isn't proof of anything, and it isn't any more an indication that Sagume's raw power scales to the occult balls than the perpetual motion machine builder directly scales to his invention. Sagume's weird causality manipulation powers shouldn't really scale to any energy amount in particular.
The Dragon Balls are created with Kami's own power too, but we don't do 1:1 scaling between Kami's and Shenron's powers and abilities, do we?
Why would balls of supposedly already infinite power, who's sole purpose is to do funky stuff with reality by messing with beliefs, have any sort of specific limitations on how or when they can be used?
Now if that specific Lunarian Ball is the only one described as "infinite", then I'm not sure why any of the other balls should be treated as "infinite" as well. Those non-Lunarian balls should be considered to be at an "unknown" tier (because they're mostly featless) individually, and only "infinite" when put together with the Lunarian occult ball.
Wait, since not even the Lunarian occult ball has any "infinite" feats, and its own "infinite" statement can be reasonably interpreted very differently from what is being presented by the Touhou supporters in the thread, I guess I can say that argument is SoL regardless.
I'm not specifically "demanding more context", I'm bringing all those quotes you guys advance as evidence into context.