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9: Transcendental Immortality: Characters whose true selves exist independently from the plane where they can be killed.
This point is something that we know about for his Pseudo True Dragon's key, Rimuru has a main body that exists in Imaginary Space and as long this main body exists then he can't be defeated. Imaginary space is used in conjunction with Multiple Existence.
This point is supported by the LN definition where Infinite Prison which can seal target in Imaginary Space still has roughly the same definition as Unlimited Imprisonment.
- Examples: Dark Schneider (Bastard!!), Pennywise (The Dark Tower), Bard (League of Legends), Tokiha Misa(Notch)
This point is something that we know about for his Pseudo True Dragon's key, Rimuru has a main body that exists in Imaginary Space and as long this main body exists then he can't be defeated. Imaginary space is used in conjunction with Multiple Existence.
- Multiple Existence: Leaving his nucleic core within his main body, Rimuru can create multiple clones, in other words it doesn't matter what happens to those clones as long as his core (soul) is within the main body no harm can truly be done to him. Rimuru fights by leaving his main body in imaginary space while sending out clones. By the end of series Rimuru also made Mikami Satoru one of his clones, thus he can't die as long as Mikami Satoru, who exists in another universe, exists, and vice versa.
This point is supported by the LN definition where Infinite Prison which can seal target in Imaginary Space still has roughly the same definition as Unlimited Imprisonment.
- Unlimited Imprisonment: Entombs the target in a complex number of spatial dimensions.
- Infinite Prison: The ability to seal targets for an eternity in an imaginary infinite space, the ability doesn't permit interference from the outside, and also doesn't weaken overtime.