What the fuck are you talking about? Who is talking about age? I'm saying that Kingu never used AoG like how Enkidu uses it in FSF. Because like the Gate of Babylon it has levels to it, not every weapon spam is as strong as the other.
What does that mean at all exactly? Gilgamesh doesn't use Gate of Babylon like he does in FGO or Fate/Extella so that means he can't in any other continuity despite constantly creating portals pointblank to himself to get items or to cover his flank?
Majin Buu has literally no relevancy to the argument at hand, stop mentioning him.
"Don't bring in a comparison between characters that share similar reasons for not going fully defensive when they can"
Okay, that doesn't sound desperate at all.
No I'm not. That's just you somehow completely misinterpreting my argument.
...You are literally doing that for how due to Enkidu uses Age of Babylon in F/SF, this means Kingu cannot use it in the same way in FGO... despite Enkidu himself stating that their minds is equivalent to software to their bodies' hardware in his interlude in FGO.
Can you tell me how making something float translates to strength and durability then?
If you are using your power to make yourself float, it should be pretty apparent that it would very much count... and last I checked, Gilgamesh cannot fly in the massive ether fields in the Babylonia Singularity but Enkidu can and so can Kingu and he moved faster than Enkidu could.
How does that not correlate into power?
The Noble Phantasm itself doesn't have a different strength, if anything Kingu's in Babylonia should be stronger. What I'm saying is that we never saw Kingu use that level of power with AoG.
Because again, just like how Gil can choose to use dozens, hundreds or thousands of weapons, as well as low ranking, third-rate or high-ranking, first rate weapons, so can Enkidu do it with AoG.
Uh, Age of Babylon literally does that exact deal, why would it be different despite working the same way and Kingu having Enkidu's body, aka, the same hardware?
Gilgamesh’s Unrestrained Gate of Babylon vs Enkidu’s Age of Babylon. Essentially an even clash between thousands of ultimate attacks/trump cards/Noble Phantasms from Gilgamesh and Enkidu. Countless tentacles stirred from the sand, as if they were a part of Enkidu’s body.
In response, Gilgamesh again used his Noble Phantasm to float into the sky. Then, his treasury — the King’s Treasures, Gate of Babylon — opened in the space behind him, and dozens, then hundreds of Noble Phantasms emerged.
Simultaneously, the ends of Enkidu’s earth tentacles transformed into countless different weapons, from spears, to swords, to bows.
One breath later, over a thousand projectiles thundered into each other.
The cacophony of clashing metal rang out over the windy battlefield.
Only two Heroic Spirits stood there.
Still, the clash between the two Heroic Spirits, each an army unto itself, was so violent that it could only be called a battlefield.
The collected Noble Phantasms of the most ancient hero, said to be the prototypes of all Noble Phantasms, were innumerable.
Weapons that would be the ultimate trump cards of ordinary Heroic Spirits were hurled forth without reserve.
To counter this, Enkidu became one with the earth, transformed the body given to him by the gods, and created countless divine weapons.
It was a furious, inexhaustible exchange of ultimate attacks.
…
A chill wind blew behind Enkidu.
While continuing to control countless weapons of sand, he looked to the north.
…
While continuing to shoot down the torrent of Noble Phantasms with his tentacles as if nothing had changed, Enkidu tried to soothe the irritated king.
I can also give you what happened when Richard grabbed one of Enkidu's weapons:
Fate/Strange Fake Volume 3 said:
Richard evaluates the weapons Enkidu is producing with Age of Babylon to be represents the pinnacle of human craftsmanship, he takes this to mean Enkidu was a great hero
“...More impressive than I expected. You must be an incredible Heroic Spirit. All those weapons growing out of the ground... and every one of them represents the pinnacle of human craftsmanship. To have all of them pointed at me...” Saber broke off with a little laugh. Then another, and another, and an instant later, he loosed his pent-up fire in a peal of wild laughter.
“Superb! You must be a great hero! There could be no greater honor! We give Our heartfelt thanks to you, to the Holy Grail... and to Avalon, the far-off paradise of the forefather of Our nation’s kings, for granting me the opportunity to challenge a legend who walked the earth in the age of the gods!”
So how can Kingu's be different again?! Outside of him not firing them off like GoB and rather go hand to hand, that's not acting like Kingu cannot do it or that somehow that invalidates his battle with Quetzalcoatl or her standing.
This is now you claiming that Goetia needs to use his magical energy to increase his durability, implying it isn't something inherent to him. So on what grounds would the Bel-Lahmu scale to anything on magical energy value alone when we also don't know if they're using it for your so called defense increase.
1. Goetia didn't need to enhance his defenses because he's in the Temple of Time and will always regenerate. Notice how the second he loses the Temple of Time, he suddenly doesn't get cut by anyone but Ritsuka going full Doom Slayer with Mash's Shield and that's while he's breaking down.
2. Considering Ishtar was getting her ass kicked by those Bel Lahmu? How exactly do they not scale in terms of durability? When Quetzalcoatl can kick one with the intent to defeat/kill one and it can still move around and attack and that's just a basic Lahmu? I feel like you should re-watch Fate/Babylonia because I haven't even watched the series yet and I can still recall that yes, even basic Lahmus are durable monsters and Bel-Lahmu even moreso
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