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https://vsbattles.com/vsbattles/3028045?useskin=oasis#157 <———- this thread is where I and I think (correct me if I am wrong) Ant noticed that characters can be embodiments of concepts [and other stuff] without being literal ideas (type 1) or existing as a part of ideas or something (whatever type 2 is).
I don't know if we have a page for being someone/something's embodiment/flesh and blood incarnation/otherwise mortal projected avatar version of it, but we need one. I think?
Say a Deity creates a being as its avatar. That avatar is as mortal as anyone else. Harming them doesn't require Concept Manipulation, and they may or may not gain powers from their nature. It's not higher dimensional [though context varies] or anything immaterial. That character, the avatar, embodies the deity in the form of an individual incarnation that may have its own emotions and perspectives based on its limited outlook as a human being, or otherwise not be as abstract as its true form and be more of a symbol than anything else.
Basically, think of how Arceus has avatars, yeah? And how those avatars are all individuals in different universes that, even with their powers, are just individuals that embody the original one, rather those avatars than being immaterial individually? Maybe my lore for Pokémon is off. How about Ganondorf? Isn't bro, like, the avatar of Demise and/or his hatred of the hero and hylia?
What I'm trying to describe is a character that is an embodiment/avatar/projection of a higher version of itself, that is typically infinitesimally inferior and weaker, being flesh and blood or otherwise killable in comparison to it's real immaterial abstracta.
Or maybe y'all can phrase it better? Do that plz. Thx
I don't know if we have a page for being someone/something's embodiment/flesh and blood incarnation/otherwise mortal projected avatar version of it, but we need one. I think?
Say a Deity creates a being as its avatar. That avatar is as mortal as anyone else. Harming them doesn't require Concept Manipulation, and they may or may not gain powers from their nature. It's not higher dimensional [though context varies] or anything immaterial. That character, the avatar, embodies the deity in the form of an individual incarnation that may have its own emotions and perspectives based on its limited outlook as a human being, or otherwise not be as abstract as its true form and be more of a symbol than anything else.
Basically, think of how Arceus has avatars, yeah? And how those avatars are all individuals in different universes that, even with their powers, are just individuals that embody the original one, rather those avatars than being immaterial individually? Maybe my lore for Pokémon is off. How about Ganondorf? Isn't bro, like, the avatar of Demise and/or his hatred of the hero and hylia?
What I'm trying to describe is a character that is an embodiment/avatar/projection of a higher version of itself, that is typically infinitesimally inferior and weaker, being flesh and blood or otherwise killable in comparison to it's real immaterial abstracta.
Or maybe y'all can phrase it better? Do that plz. Thx