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It would certainly be interesting, though it all depends on what Kamachi decides to make that place. Don't remember it actually being confirmed to be hell or heaven. And honestly, it would be more coherent if it were neither.

No further mention of him since he got off-screened IIRC. At least not in any significant way. As for the "fight" itself, it wasn't really much of a fight, so much as it was Trismegistus using a clever method to incapacitate him and avoid directly fighting him.

Further additions for Alice: 1. She can seemingly protect those "on her side" by passively protecting them from taking any damage: 2. Alice has all the abilities of the Transcendents, but significantly stronger:

Transcendents: 1. Blodeuwedd's ability to control every living being on the planet: 2. Good Old Mary creating a pocket of isolated time and space: 3. Vidhatri has the ability to control fate and creation, and can easily use it to erase people's very existence: She can even undo Good Old Mary's space-time isolation using her ability: 4. Trismegistus' sword slashes are as fast as light: 5. Anna Sprengel has a staff that produces flames that burn away space itself regardless of whatever physical matter was in front of them: There's some other stuff regarding 2nd Saga's ability, but I don't have it save (because she's trash lol jk). Maybe I'll find it and post it some other time. Kingsford: 1. This quote implies that she can somehow manipulate that place described as having no concept of a horizon and being "outside of it all":

I'll post about the Transcendents and Kingsford later.

Alice: 1. She has insane passive social influencing bordering on mental manipulation: 2. She has the power to make any theory that has ever been proposed a reality: 3. Alice can control the world on the same level as what Othinus did as a full powered Magic God: 4. Her ability doesn't care whether a proposed theory is logical or makes any sense at all. As long it's been proposed at any point in history, Alice can make it a reality: 5. A limitation of hers; she needs to physically move to take an action: 6. Alice can appear wherever she wills instantly, no matter the distance, and seemingly in no time: 7. Alice can avoid any attack simply by intending to do so: 8. Alice can stop all movement of a target she chooses, isolating them from outside interference: 9. She routinely kept stopping time during the fight: 10. She can make every attack miss her by confusing every eye on her and bringing them under her spell: 11. Alice can turn anything into a weapon, be...

No idea tbh. I don't remember any of those terms being mentioned in this volume.

Alice has the most feats and statements going for her. I can list down the ones I have saved if you want. Kingsford hasn't really gotten much by way of upgrades. She had moments in the volume, but not many feats to upgrade her from what we already know of her. The ending though does insinuate that she could be much more powerful than what she's shown so far. I can post the quote if you'd like. As for the Transcendents, they did get some pretty good feats. Some, of course, more impressive than other. I do have some of their feats saved that I can post here if you want. Personally, based on what they've shown so far, this is how I would rank them: 1. Vidhathri 2. Good Old Mary / Trismegistus 3. Blodeuwedd / Mut Thebes 4. Aradia 5. Bologna Succubus 6. 2nd Saga

There were three instances of God being referenced IIRC. These are the parts where God was mentioned in chronological order. Don't click unless you wanna be spoiled.

Yep. Lots of feats for Alice in particular and some impressive showings for the rest of the Transcendents (except Bologna lol). There is a reference to God at the end. No idea if it's the Christian God though. Most likely the supreme being and creator of the verse.

https://onelastforum.com/threads/to-aru-majutsu-no-index-feats-discussion-analysis-thread-toumas-boogaloo-edition.1410/post-440334

No, I didn't really. I can't do that because there are two major sticking points for me with regards to that RT. I've bought them up before, but they haven't been sufficiently addressed.

I have already given my stance on that quote.

They're mentioned/listed in the same sentences, sure, but they're not necessarily the same thing. It could honestly just be a case of Curtana cutting through a higher/lower dimension to reach other phases. If dimensions really were phases/universes in the context of Curtana, then the whole explanation of cross-sectional debris provided in the quote I posted wouldn't make any sense. But if dimensions = higher/lower spatial dimensions, then the explanation would perfectly make sense. Heck, you would even come to expect an effect like that, based on how it works.

I reserve comment on this, as the volume is still being translated. You may be right tbh, but I don't think I have the knowledge/capacity to comment on this without fully reading the volume.

It seems like you've misunderstood my response. I'm not in disagreement that higher spatial dimensions exist in Toaru. I mean, that's made clear enough by Carissa/Curtana. What I'm in disagreement is the idea that dimensions (in Toaru) = phases/universes. Those are two different things.

This seems fine for the most part, though there are some things that I don’t necessarily agree with. For one, I don’t think you have to be overly specific or overly analytical in translating Kamisato’s quote there to use it as a justification for a multiversal Toaru tbh. Some might level you the response that this is just semantics and a matter of interpretation/translation. Also, in terms of this specific context, it may not even be all that wrong to say that what Kamisato is saying here is actually true, as it’s supported by another quote from the LN. What Kamisato is referring to in that quote is parallel worlds as you’d come to think of them in most other works of fiction, like Marvel, DC, etc. Think of the many worlds interpretation, whereby infinite universes exist for every “decision we make”. So you’d essentially have other universes (essentially an infinite number) all with other versions of our main cast. As of yet, those really haven’t been proven to exist in Toaru...

Yay! No more (hopefully) loli Anna Sprengel :lit

Fair enough. They'd destroy the current phase at full power, most likely yes (from what's been stated). But I fail to see how that equates to them destroying this so-called surface world, seeing as the phase that they reside in (heaven) is literally a part of the "surface world". Either heaven isn't a part of the surface world, in which case what Othinus destroyed was way beyond the surface world, or angels can't actually destroy the whole surface world just by materializing at full power.

Symbolically sure, but not quite literally.