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I concur with True Magic God's having probability manipulation/resistence. Magic Gods in general, not just Othinus, are defined as embodying infinite possibilities of success and failure and those who become perfect Gods have complete control over these odds. Meaning, True Magic Gods have overcome this omnipotence paradox/probability dilemma in some way related to their myth/religion and the method they chose to became a Magic God. Gungnir is not a weapon that manipulates probability.
"Othinus is another way of saying Odin, the head god of Norse mythology. They are likely following that mythology. They are modifying the nature of that god by preparing a spiritual item that symbolizes that god's nature. …Norse mythology is a mythology of weapons. The power of the gods is represented by the power of weapons. Keeping that in mind, it is not too hard to predict what Othinus is after." Ollerus spoke casually even though he was speaking of information that was directly linked to the fate of the world. "The holy spear of Gungnir. A spiritual item that represents Odin's power as the head god. Most likely, they have been heading around the world in order to put that spiritual item together into its ultimate form."
For Norse Mythology, Gods need their weapons to reach 100% power. For Othinus, being the top ranking Norse god, she was subjected to this incomplete 50/50 state because she requires a weapon to control the full power of Odin/a magic god. That was why when she acquired Gungnir she could then, with control of the power of a Magic God, choose to unify her probabilities to success.
"This may be a bit hard to understand for someone at the age where you still believe in infinite possibilities. Just think of flipping a coin. The odds of getting heads or tails are 50/50. That is the true identity of 'infinite possibilities'. Whenever you take an action, you carry both the possibility for success and the possibility for failure. No matter how hard you train, you still have 50% odds of losing in a fight to a child. That is what a Magic God is."
We are told explicitly what a Magic God is so it is not necessary for Kamachi to give us additional information on the method True Gremlin became perfect Magic Gods, as being one in of itself means complete control over infinite possibilities.
"It's nothing more than a final destination reachable by human means. It could be Indian mythology, Buddhism, Greek mythology, Maya, Voodoo, or in this country, Shinto or Shugendo. If people mastered those paths to the very end, it could lead to a few different Magic Gods."
I also agree with full power Magic God's having resistance to the general powers of a Magic God, not the specific myth related powers unless shown. Based on what High Priest says, he makes it painfully obvious nothing conclusive comes from a Magic God v Magic God fight. Like the fight over resources in a glass house, clashes between them end in standstills as neither can defeat the other. One of the reasons why True Gremlin was made in the first place.
The different Magic Gods are fighting over the limited resources to decide what to do with the one and only world. Whether we peacefully talk it out or exchange blows, our actions could unintentionally shake destiny to the point that the outside world is destroyed.
If multiple individuals with Othinus's full power existed in a single world, he could see how they would end up in an unmanageable fight over their ideas of happiness.
But even that is ultimately nothing more than the result of an unseen clash between the opinions of Magic Gods. Of course, we have no intention of harming any specific individual.
"Yes. That leaves a struggle over resources with the other Magic Gods. We all have the power to change everything, but there is only one world. Think of it like having ten painters but only one canvas. If they each continually try to overwrite it as they see fit, it would develop into a fistfight. Do you understand what I'm saying?" The golden world Othinus had shown him had only been happiness as she saw it. If there had been five or ten Magic Gods there, they each would have added their own ideas of happiness and come into conflict. As a result, they might have started fighting to protect their own version of happiness.
"Othinus is another way of saying Odin, the head god of Norse mythology. They are likely following that mythology. They are modifying the nature of that god by preparing a spiritual item that symbolizes that god's nature. …Norse mythology is a mythology of weapons. The power of the gods is represented by the power of weapons. Keeping that in mind, it is not too hard to predict what Othinus is after." Ollerus spoke casually even though he was speaking of information that was directly linked to the fate of the world. "The holy spear of Gungnir. A spiritual item that represents Odin's power as the head god. Most likely, they have been heading around the world in order to put that spiritual item together into its ultimate form."
For Norse Mythology, Gods need their weapons to reach 100% power. For Othinus, being the top ranking Norse god, she was subjected to this incomplete 50/50 state because she requires a weapon to control the full power of Odin/a magic god. That was why when she acquired Gungnir she could then, with control of the power of a Magic God, choose to unify her probabilities to success.
"This may be a bit hard to understand for someone at the age where you still believe in infinite possibilities. Just think of flipping a coin. The odds of getting heads or tails are 50/50. That is the true identity of 'infinite possibilities'. Whenever you take an action, you carry both the possibility for success and the possibility for failure. No matter how hard you train, you still have 50% odds of losing in a fight to a child. That is what a Magic God is."
We are told explicitly what a Magic God is so it is not necessary for Kamachi to give us additional information on the method True Gremlin became perfect Magic Gods, as being one in of itself means complete control over infinite possibilities.
"It's nothing more than a final destination reachable by human means. It could be Indian mythology, Buddhism, Greek mythology, Maya, Voodoo, or in this country, Shinto or Shugendo. If people mastered those paths to the very end, it could lead to a few different Magic Gods."
I also agree with full power Magic God's having resistance to the general powers of a Magic God, not the specific myth related powers unless shown. Based on what High Priest says, he makes it painfully obvious nothing conclusive comes from a Magic God v Magic God fight. Like the fight over resources in a glass house, clashes between them end in standstills as neither can defeat the other. One of the reasons why True Gremlin was made in the first place.
The different Magic Gods are fighting over the limited resources to decide what to do with the one and only world. Whether we peacefully talk it out or exchange blows, our actions could unintentionally shake destiny to the point that the outside world is destroyed.
If multiple individuals with Othinus's full power existed in a single world, he could see how they would end up in an unmanageable fight over their ideas of happiness.
But even that is ultimately nothing more than the result of an unseen clash between the opinions of Magic Gods. Of course, we have no intention of harming any specific individual.
"Yes. That leaves a struggle over resources with the other Magic Gods. We all have the power to change everything, but there is only one world. Think of it like having ten painters but only one canvas. If they each continually try to overwrite it as they see fit, it would develop into a fistfight. Do you understand what I'm saying?" The golden world Othinus had shown him had only been happiness as she saw it. If there had been five or ten Magic Gods there, they each would have added their own ideas of happiness and come into conflict. As a result, they might have started fighting to protect their own version of happiness.
