Circus of Humorous & Humiliating Arguments Part 4 Part 2: Electric Boogaloo

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I put off checking out the official scans for so long bc I couldn't take the names :skully
 
Arguing GER makes a whole new universe for Diavolo to die in is quite the leap in logic mever insinuated, let alone proven.

I just see him as randomly dying around the world

That makes no sense at all because we are never given a single idea that Diavolo is "dying around the world" when Trish explicitly looks over the Canal where Diavolo fell into and still feels his presence.
It's more heavily implied that he's not in the Universe anymore in a major sense.
 

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That makes no sense at all because we are never given a single idea that Diavolo is "dying around the world" when Trish explicitly looks over the Canal where Diavolo fell into and still feels his presence.
It's more heavily implied that he's not in the Universe anymore in a major sense.
I think it depends on which TL you use

The JJCA one leans more towards Diavolo not being in the same space. Giorno says he will never return to reality. But the official ones just say he will never arrive at the truth. They sort of mean the same thing in the context of the story, but it's still a big jump to try and argue about it being a new universe. I'm not against that interpretation, it's just also got a lot of gray area to where it's not a hill I'm gonna be spending a ton of time defending, especially when we already have King Crimson's statement about how its powers work on a universal scale anyways.
 
I think it depends on which TL you use

The JJCA one leans more towards Diavolo not being in the same space. Giorno says he will never return to reality. But the official ones just say he will never arrive at the truth. They sort of mean the same thing in the context of the story, but it's still a big jump to try and argue about it being a new universe. I'm not against that interpretation, it's just also got a lot of gray area to where it's not a hill I'm gonna be spending a ton of time defending, especially when we already have King Crimson's statement about how its powers work on a universal scale anyways.

True but the deal with being removed from Reality and "never arrive at the truth" combined with Trish still only feeling his presence at the Canal but not having him actually disappear from there definitely speaks to some insane bullshit going on that's more than just him somehow still being on Earth.

Eyes Over Heaven also seems to go with that take as well.
 

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True but the deal with being removed from Reality and "never arrive at the truth" combined with Trish still only feeling his presence at the Canal but not having him actually disappear from there definitely speaks to some insane bullshit going on that's more than just him somehow still being on Earth.

Eyes Over Heaven also seems to go with that take as well.
you can also just argue his deaths are shown to us in future tense and aren't happening concurrent with Trish and Giorno's conversation (as Trish can sense Diavolo is alive, that would mean during that dialogue the hobo shank may not have even occurred yet). That's what I mean about the gray area, there's a lot of room for different interpretations here and I get people feeling it's a big jump.
 

Use your brain for literally half a second.

If Nagant's bullets are as powerful as you believe, and Yuta is as weak as you are postulating, it's far more likely that the bullet overpenetrates and leaves a clean, extremely small hole rather than a gaping wound because the bullet would meet so little resistance, it'd slide through like it's sailing through air. Now she still needs to go for his brain or heart. Truly, how much has changed.

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That doesn't even begin to make sense even in real life, let alone fiction...
Someone please tell this man that humans are primarily made of water and how truly damaging a anti-personnel gun is to a living person... or just show that scene of John Rambo firing at the Burmese with a .50 Calibur Machine Gun...
 

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That makes no sense at all because we are never given a single idea that Diavolo is "dying around the world" when Trish explicitly looks over the Canal where Diavolo fell into and still feels his presence.
It's more heavily implied that he's not in the Universe anymore in a major sense.
Or that he’s in the limbo state GER put him in of neither being fully alive or dead, hence why Trish still feels him out there
 
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I never bought Diavolo being sent to another universe, there’s nothing that actually shows that in the story
 

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It’s a stretch too given GER’s ability is to nullify the effect behind cause and effect, not send people to other universes let alone make them.

If anything, it’s the laws of nature in JoJo taking effect of someone whose dead but can’t actually reach their death, hence them being subject to endless scenarios of dying without actually reaching that point
 

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I mean it's power isn't described as letting him walk around voids of destroyed time either, that's just something it can do for some reason

but again I don't care enough about this point to drag it on. I've already said there are tons of different ways to interpret that dialogue especially with multiple translations floating around and it's neither here nor there. We already got the retranslated KC statement as far as its area of influence for scaling purposes
 

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The other fact supporting this is that Diavolo’s in an infinite death loop well after GER deactivated with the arrow separated from Giorno

So something else is what’s keeping Diavolo in that infinite hell and it’s not GER’s power, it just put him in that state
 

People have a really weird image of Chaldea's capabilities.

Oh boy, here we go...

Anything Chaldea can summon is inferior to Tezcatlipoca, who is likewise inferior to Fujimaru even when he's supported by Daybit

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Could it be... because Tezcatlipoca at that time... was a Grand Servant? The same set of beings that are utterly above Servants in every way? No... really? I fully believe that Chaldea has a way to defeat Grand Servant Romulus Quirinus just like that.
And seriously, he is literally going with "Tezcatlipoca is superior to everyone in Chaldea(Despite his legend being that he never defeated Quetzalcoatl, whose IN CHALDEA, in a fair fight... which Fate Grand/Order retained)" logic... when Ritsuka than defeats both Tez and Daybit so thoroughly, Daybit uncharacteristically goes into a rant about he should have summoned Quetzalcoatl(or one of the other Top Gods) instead... so that's a goddamned contradiction and a half.

The Servants they can summon aren't really that impressive outside of Gilgamesh.

Imaginary keeps saying this stupid shit but LB6 explicitly disagrees with Ritsuka's Shadow Servants making them be on par with the Tam Lin... the same Tam Lin that can go with the best of them, including 2 Divine Spirit-Tier Servants...

Any top tier who can deal with him and the Cannon Chaldea has access to- like Zeref- is too much for Chaldea to beat.

And Chaldea defeated that Tezcatlipoca so again, what is the fucking point of this?! Can Imaginary think for 2 fucking seconds before he just starts typing the most idiotic shit?
 

And even with all that, Chaldea is outperformed by individual Servants in many instances, like in Salem or LB7

1. Who the hell was the Servant in Salem again? You mean Abigail? The one who was housing one of the strongest Great Old Ones and it was about to fully manifest? And we beat her when we finally got Nehza to take her as a serious threat and knocked her out(And the real problem was containing Sut-Typhon/Yog -Sothoth from just opening enough breaches to allow all of the Lovecraftian entities to jump in).

2. Again, Tezcatlipoca is a GRAND. SERVANT! In LB7(Again, this has been spelled out since London that Grand Servants >>> Servants and King Hassan making a joke of Gawain at his best). Everyone else is other absolutely ridiculous like Tlaloc or is ORT's Heart given form. Everyone in LB7 would unironically tear Fairy Tail apart on their own.

Chaldea has never performed an actual feat in the main story which would let them deal with someone like White Wizard Zeref,

Ah yes, White Wizard Zeref is beyond Chaldea's reach in any capacity!
White Wizard Zeref > Divine Spirits, Beasts, U-Olga Marie and even TYPEs! Wow Imaginary is just speaking truth!

even when they had ideal conditions in Lostbelt 7, where they could someone any Servant they have access to.

Yes... it couldn't be because Ritsuka fucking DIED in Lostbelt 7 and had to revoke their Mastership to live and Tezca gave it to Camazotz so he could use those Servants to try and kill Ritsuka with them(Altering them in many ways)... and Ritsuka still won those fights despite not even being a Master, right?
This is legit getting absurd in just how wrong Imaginary really is and yet no one has contested him and even liking his posts!

They don't logically have that same benefit here,

They do... that's the point of a VS. debate...

but I'm pretty sure we're just hand waving it since finding out which Servants they would and wouldn't be able to summon is impossible.

Again, the fact this nimrod is trying to act like Chaldea would be restricted in a VS. debate like this is just taking the medal at the Mental Gymnastics...
 
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