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There's also this, so it wasn't just one.FateAlbane said:@Shadow I did, but that's a light effect.
If it were a bunch of green emeralds they would have drawn emeralds falling instead of ice, kind of like what they did when there were a bunch of them of various colors in that other situation above.
Executor N0 said:To be fair the main motive about this is because 14 Chaos Emerald is already powerfull enough to destroy the whole Multiverse and recreate it. For what Mogul says, when Chaos Emerald joins forces the result is much bigger than a single addition.
The Chaos Emerald powers is used in relation of what is need. If 12 Emeralds are used to make a Island fly, then the 12 Emerald will join forces and use a energy for this. Since they have infinite power, then they can produce this energy forever without any reduction. But if 11 of the emerald are removed from the feat, then the single last emerald will produce more energy and do everything in his own, because every emerald have infinite power.
The original idea was "The more Chaos Emerald you have, more inifinites you have". And mogul says that two emeralds already are more than 1000 times stronger than a single emerald.
Anyway, you can say that this don't make any sense. And in fact, for some people this don't make any sense. "How can be more than one infinite ?", "How Infinite + Infintie = 1000 * Infinite ?" and things like that.
After the Ken Penders run, Ian Flynn fused a lot of Chaos Emerald and a sigle Chaos Emerald is made of more than billions of the old ones. Anyway, Flynn don't use the old Penders powerscalling of the emeralds.
Now the Emeralds are just a avatar of the Chaos Force, so the Emerald simply project energy from the Chaos Force and gain more emeralds simply means that you can use more energy from the Chaos Force at once. So, more Chaos Emerald simply means that if you can use a Chaos Emerald and use X of energy, then with 2 you can use more than X energy. But this only goes up because there are more sources of Chaos Force energy, if you fuse two or more emeralds, then it becomes only a single Chaos Emerald and so a single source to the Chaos Force energy, so 2 separete Chaos Emerald > 2 Fused Chaos Emerald (So what matters is how many energy you can use from a single Chaos Emerald).
So in Ian Flynn run "Two or more Chaos Emeralds are equal to one chaos emerald, because Infinite + Infinite = Infinite. There's nothing to gain if you already have everything".
Anyway, although the Chaos Emeralds being a avatar of the Chaos Force is a thing in the comic, the info about "2 or more Chaos Emeralds is equal to a single one" is a WoG thing that retcons a in-comic info.
Anyway if we can use a WoG thing to retcons a in-comic info about "More Chaos Emeralds, more infinite" to become "There is a single inifnite", I don't know.
I don't know a lot about how we should use WoG here.
Didn't Fate debunk that?ShadowWarrior1999 said:The green set of Chaos Emeralds alone covered the entire surface of Mobius as I've shown, then they and the other 6 sets of Emeralds were combined into a set of 7.
FateAlbane said:Ye and thanks, that one does it - there's definitely much more of them in this situation as well (although the situation here shows them being used by different people over the course of time, there are two panels which show more than one). How many exactly is not for me to argue since I'm not familiar with Sonic's history, though.
TBF, The Great Harmony was just to make the emeralds the right color and to make we have "only 7".The real cal howard said:but it just feels like the writers wanna load up Sonic as much as they can, Masadaverse style.
AP wise? Yeah. Hax wise? Nah.ShakeResounding said:So Archie 2-As are the strongest non-infinite 2-As? Good to know.