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Yeah and all of that when she could have continued to double their number (the 800 that could). So unless it was a complete stomp (which we know it wasn't as she had a semi decent fight against just 1) it's not happening. Killing 800 people while incapping one before they can just double.She'd have to incap/kill all 640,000 anyway to get past them. I see no reason why she'd just only kill the secondary clones, letting them get resummoned over and over, without going after the primary ones.
And she'd only need to incap the main one, the rest could be killed.
Plausible explanations that explain why she stopped at 640k and didn't go for millions upon millions? I'd love to hear it cus rn it's more implausible headcanon than anything else.I don't want to jump to PIS immediately when there are other plausible explanations. imo that should be closer to a last resort, which I don't think is necessary here.
It's the other way around.No, you are completely and totally misunderstanding how a situation like that would work.
Even if she did (which she definitely wouldn't cus that would mean she knew exactly who the original 1600 clones were, which is a stretch to begin with), she would have to wipe out all 1600 clones before they had a chance to create more.Of course, Medaka may have not had this pinpoint accuracy, but if you're saying that "Kakegae could have just continued doubling them forever" is a complete misunderstanding of how her ability would work.
Literally name 1 where the 1st layer has all the abilities but the 2nd layer doesn't. Not even considering how she calls those clones "me" and saying it's not like the shadow clone. But back to the question, name me 1 case where nothing happens from layer 0 to layer 1 but at layer 2 she has no abilities anymore.The secondary clones don't have the abilities of the original, or even of the initial clones. This is something that happens tons of times in fiction. Almost every instance of duplication I can think of works like this, with it being a substantial exception when they have the same powers/moveset as the original.
It's not about simply disagreeing it's about seeing the feat from the point of view of a Medaka Box reader not some random verse that has nothing to do with it. There is no way you can say "CIS or PIS are not plausible options when talking about medaka box".Well I disagree.
Never said that, that was the option of the "even if we assume she has no limit". If you assume her to have a limit, there is your answer. She cannot make more than 640'000 clones. But don't say "it's all cus the 2nd layer can't do that". I do have my issues with the "has a limit" but that's another issue entirely and it makes 10x more sense than whatever you're arguing rn.Oh, so you're saying that Kakegae and each of her clones can make an unlimited amount of clones at thought-based speeds with no limit.
Yeah right. Why does it matter? Like it's just 640'000 more people for Medaka to fight against. Dude im dumb, why did i think that would help in any way yeah. It's just doubling, trippling or whatever multipliering their current army power. Why would that be useful?Why does it matter if they do or don't? Medaka can get to them later.
By adding a head canon limit on the "2nd clones can't clone anymore cus they don't have powers" completely at random even though we know there was practically no difference between real and clone 1.How does it break what we already know?
As i've said, name 1 verse where this is the case.That's a really harsh way to phrase "basic defaults for how clones are treated in fiction".
Either there is difference between the clones or there isn't adding a difference at any point you want even though there is no difference prior to that is ugh...do i even have to explain how that being an argument at all is weird?I fail to see how that's a contradiction.
So all headcanon? All the "other verses do this" is all made up then? Assumptions? Is that your main argument here? Things that supposedly happen commonly in other verses that even you don't know. Come on Agnaa.I don't know many verses. I don't know any that explicitly just show two layers
And that they would be able to keep on cloning while she takes so long to take them out.She doesn't have to take them out immediately, not taking them out immediately just means it would take longer.
Yes, she already mentions it being to some extent different than other cloning abilities in "other fiction" as you like to call it and doesn't mention any sort of weakness.She said it's not like the shadow clone... JUST MEANING THAT IF YOU HIT ONE THE OTHER COPIES WON'T DISAPPEAR. Not talking about any other substantive differences.
If the rest don't make sense.They do come up as options but not the first option. That's all I said in my post. You literally said that with Medaka Box you jump to PIS immediately, which is an opinion-based choice of yours.
I genuinely don't see it that way, but I said what I had to say, I'll just let people decide.Well, I personally think that Agnaa seems to make sense
I mean I've argued no more than agnaa in this thread and if there are things to argue for I don't see why that would be bad.Earl has a tendency to be overly argumentative.
It being illusions could make more sense. Amongst others, it explains why the village focuses on preserving talents instead of creating 3-A entities themself.I never really thought about it that way. As I typed this up I was about to concede that point to you, but then I realized that they did copy Ajimu and Medaka perfectly anyway, and Hitoshiki/Kumagawa talked about how terrifying that is. So maybe it isn't right to consider those random guards as such fodder. They are part of the Shiranui village, created by Hanten Shiranui, and are capable of evenly matching these absurd existences.
...Actually, rereading the chapters for this scan, there are two mentions of the Doppelgangers being illusions, which really makes me unsure how to process that fight. Does none of it have any implications because it's just a psychological thing? Can the clones matching Ajimu's AP be dismissed as easily happening from an illusion, while the feats performed on them should still be taken as realistic showings of how the characters would fight against themselves/others?
Regardless, you are pushing me away from this point a bit.
As I like to say: Every hax only works through its mechanism. So it depends on how the seal works. Many conventional "body into object" kind of seals have the advantage that the physical body is "dissolved" (and often the sentience of the target taken away), preventing a regular character from taking action. If they can't struggle the power doesn't matter. So that has a mechanism where it's not that easy.I guess so, I never really thought about them that way. Does that mean that any character, even without resistance to sealing, could break out of a seal if they have higher AP than the strongest thing sealed?
I mean, if Medaka can't copy stronger skills we basically would need to accept that the universe creation skill can have a weaker version... but yeah, if we agree that she doesn't copy the power of people I drop that argument.Regardless, none of that Unknown rating appears to come from copying Ajimu's skills (except for the technicality where Pioneer Flag is a skill rush, which was presumably copied from Ajimu at some point off-screen, but even then the rating comes from the skill's own description).
It definitely doesn't say she can win. However, Kumagawa, someone from which we can assume that he has decent knowledge of Medaka's and Ajimu's power, seems to consider the possibility of The End working to a relevant extent. That is to say, that he one way or another doesn't seem to think of it as an immense power stomp. I believe for the big picture it's an argument to consider at least.I don't think this is what the manga actually said at that part. The relevant scans are these two. To quickly run them down:
I do not think this can reasonably be interpreted as Medaka winning via The End.
- Ajimu says she can't beat Medaka.
- Kumagawa asks if that's because of The End.
- Ajimu says that The End is easy for Ajimu to overcome, as Live Zero lets her nullify any skill, presumably including The End. But that she still can't win against Medaka.
- The second scan says this is because Medaka is metaphorically a main character, a rare, unfathomable person who would never lose.
I think this should also be reviewed, so Iihiko's ability to ignore durability is also not listed in powers and abilities, only in AP, does anyone here have any evidence that Iihiko can ignore conventional durability?His dura neg and NPI weren't given from anything said, and I don't remember the reason for them being included.
If we go by physics the energy concentration in the early universe would give 3-A.If 3-A is based on the big bang stuff, it should be 3-B at most unless I missed something.
I personally think that "Unknown, likely 3-A, possibly far higher" mostly makes sense, but tanking a small portion of a Big Bang portrayed as a physical explosion, rather than a spacetime expansion, likely wouldn't qualify for anywhere near 3-A levels of energy.Hm, I would kind of prefer a "possibly far higher", which would require 3-A going under "likely". But if others are willing to ditch that, I'm okay with this compromise.
Okay. Never mind then. You know much better about such issues.If we go by physics the energy concentration in the early universe would give 3-A.
I really think the Big Bang page should get edited accordingly so if it's a purely physical explosion, it's just 3-B, rather than straight up 3-A without better reason in that case.If we go by physics the energy concentration in the early universe would give 3-A.
Tbh if people insist on taking it like an explosion and applying inverse square law to it I might straight be back at unknown. The distance can be whatever and the mass-energy of the (observable) universe is only 3-B to begin with (around 10^70 J IIRC).
If we don't invoke either proper physical models or universe creation = 3-A attack tropes the feat is IMO practically unusable.
May I ask why?I think that going by energy concentration seems best.
Let's see what DontTalkDT thinks over this case then, as it's clear there's no further context to provide.It depends on if the event was explicitly shown in some manner, and likely on what the prevailing scientific theories were at the time.
Sorry for the delay. I wanted to do one shorter reply a day, but between classes and troublesome problems with my sleep rhythm, I didn't manage to do so in the end.Are you willing to help us out a bit more here please?
We usually default to assuming cosmology works as similar to our real-life one as possible unless we have something showing that it doesn't.So, I'll ask, is the default assumption over a Big Bang happening in a verse to be the energy concentration, or the explosion? Unless the visuals suggest more the former, the latter may be more reasonable to default to.
Okay, for confirmation's sake, then it's visually close enought to the energy concentration, rather than an explosion?We usually default to assuming cosmology works as similar to our real-life one as possible unless we have something showing that it doesn't.
That essentially comes with assuming that physics is the same in all verses. It would just be difficult to evaluate feats if we didn't do this.
I was kinda waiting on agreement or disagreement on my last proposal regarding the clones thing. As said, I will get to Encounter being hax once that's the only issue left.Bump? I dunno if DT's still doing other stuff or just forgot about this thread.
I don't quite understand the question, sorry.Okay, for confirmation's sake, then it's visually close enought to the energy concentration, rather than an explosion?