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@Ricsi-viragosi your opinion on what @mariogood statementIn my opinion, numbers which are used to describe how large the JttW universe is could be replaced as "infinite" (or more accurately, "uncountable") in certain way. The reason is simple: in ancient people's eyes, these statement equal infinite (ancient people generally cannot determine how large a mountain is and they can use the best word they can come into mind to say how big they are). Sun Wukong's rod may seems light in today's standard since we have trucks. But first, the weight is mostly not held by human at that time. Second, there is a theory claimed that the number is a human's pulse in a day. The claim is from a version of JttW which keeps the stories but with tons of new editors' explanations.
For the Three Disasters, "evading" is used. In my opinion, "evading" in this case is not hiding. (The Three Disasters are portrayed as "universe"-level which every creature will be affected. Not to say some are dua neg. Using spells to nuff the effects can be also interrupted as "evading")
I know it would be a bold one, but that's my opinion.
I mean if we don't explain it's full context people might just think that wukong only has chaos manipulation and sonic would have a superior edge in that ability but however it doesn't hint out that it affects multiple concepts and laws at the same time so we just need to give his chaos manipulation a clearer explanation other than he could create and destroy dualityFor the same reason we don't grant a separate, heat manipulation to everyone who has fire manipulation. The fact that abilities can overlap doesn't mean all possible uses should be listed. The point of the "abilities" section is to easily explain what a character's ability is on a glance.
For the numbers, I disagree with taking them for infinite. While symbolically a number might have been seen as the highest possible, that really doesn't mean we can just amplify them by infinity based on that.
I meant for wukong's chaos manipulation widen the explanation or else people would keep asking what's special about his when compared to other character'sYou do not just slap on a name for an ability and leave though. There is the notable abilities section for in depth explaination. Powers and Abilities section is for a quick look through of a chara ter's abilities
Weren't we not suppose to use IRL buddhist and taoist sources such as the 128 mile univers in ancient buddhist belief when the milky way is infinite with taoist beliefWithout feats it is extremely hard to actually put a tier on him... he is at least High 6-A (a 20 mile tall giant making a somersault at mach 63192.419825 is 7.5416253e+28 joules).
Obviously, the Milky Way feat should realistically be higher, but if we take the 128 mile universe than obviously it would be potentially even lower, so...
Yeah. My point is, holding up the milky way is an unquantifiable feat, so arguing for that at most gets an "unknown".Weren't we not suppose to use IRL buddhist and taoist sources such as the 128 mile univers in ancient buddhist belief when the milky way is infinite with taoist belief
Oh sorry since you're the most active one that replied here I didn't really have anyone else to point out....Why? Do you have any actual feats besides his large size that are quantifiable?
And ouve been pestering me to be active so far...
Wouldn't that just mean innumerable amount of worlds/timelines portrayed different from each otherNo, you don't look at either of those statements like that. The "infinite worlds" are contained within a finite location that one can go to. Likewise, "innumerable possibilities" in no way refers to size. Even a human's life can be claimed to have "innumerable possibilities". In a world that endlessly repeats through Kalpa's, the sheer age would be enough to grant that claim.