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Circus of Humorous & Humiliating Arguments Part 5: Diamonds are fleeting. Stupid lasts forever

it’s one of those things where you can say “the author had none of that on their mind” and not be dismissive, because the authors know if you had your characters casually destroy the planet every time they used a basic attack it would be dumb as hell. Children understand this principle, but not the enlightened battleboarder
 
OtherGalaxy said:
it’s one of those things where you can say “the author had none of that on their mind” and not be dismissive, because the authors know if you had your characters casually destroy the planet every time they used a basic attack it would be dumb as hell. Children understand this principle, but not the enlightened battleboarder
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very relevant quote
 
grillmaster said:
half of fiction does this, otherwise any time superman fights an opponent of equal strength every hit they throw should be creating universe sized black holes
you can suspend disbelief that a guy can fly and shoot energy beams from his eyes and hands but not that they dont instantly kill everyone every time they fight
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Funnily enough, the author of the Shinza series addresses this kind of thing in one of the interviews

Q: As far as I understand, Yato is the strongest hegemony god in history besides Hajun, but he only got Yatsukahagi for his legion (souls). I assume he was completely alone by the time he fought Habaki, so is he really still stronger than the Mercury was in Dies?

A: Sure is. As I mentioned already, a hegemony god’s strength depends on their craving’s strength as well as the quality and quantity of their legion. This means Yato surpasses all the hegemony gods in history by craving alone. It’s pretty much unfair, to the point he kept fighting against Hajun for thousands of years. If it somehow wasn’t clear enough in his fight with Habaki, let’s look at this from another point of view. Yato had no reason to destroy the world, so he didn’t use any cosmic-scale attacks in his fight. That being said, it’s not like he tried to go easy on Habaki: it’s simply a matter of quality. Basically, the scale and the depth of the offense are two completely different things. If we imagine a pebble that can’t be destroyed even by a nuclear blast, cutting it in two with a sword would mean that the sword is stronger than the blast. All the different techniques Yato used that time were more like swords. Something like that.
 
Crimson Dragoon said:
Funnily enough, the author of the Shinza series addresses this kind of thing in one of the interviews

Q: As far as I understand, Yato is the strongest hegemony god in history besides Hajun, but he only got Yatsukahagi for his legion (souls). I assume he was completely alone by the time he fought Habaki, so is he really still stronger than the Mercury was in Dies?

A: Sure is. As I mentioned already, a hegemony god’s strength depends on their craving’s strength as well as the quality and quantity of their legion. This means Yato surpasses all the hegemony gods in history by craving alone. It’s pretty much unfair, to the point he kept fighting against Hajun for thousands of years. If it somehow wasn’t clear enough in his fight with Habaki, let’s look at this from another point of view. Yato had no reason to destroy the world, so he didn’t use any cosmic-scale attacks in his fight. That being said, it’s not like he tried to go easy on Habaki: it’s simply a matter of quality. Basically, the scale and the depth of the offense are two completely different things. If we imagine a pebble that can’t be destroyed even by a nuclear blast, cutting it in two with a sword would mean that the sword is stronger than the blast. All the different techniques Yato used that time were more like swords. Something like that.
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oh my god
he gets it :skully
 
Crimson Dragoon said:
Funnily enough, the author of the Shinza series addresses this kind of thing in one of the interviews

Q: As far as I understand, Yato is the strongest hegemony god in history besides Hajun, but he only got Yatsukahagi for his legion (souls). I assume he was completely alone by the time he fought Habaki, so is he really still stronger than the Mercury was in Dies?

A: Sure is. As I mentioned already, a hegemony god’s strength depends on their craving’s strength as well as the quality and quantity of their legion. This means Yato surpasses all the hegemony gods in history by craving alone. It’s pretty much unfair, to the point he kept fighting against Hajun for thousands of years. If it somehow wasn’t clear enough in his fight with Habaki, let’s look at this from another point of view. Yato had no reason to destroy the world, so he didn’t use any cosmic-scale attacks in his fight. That being said, it’s not like he tried to go easy on Habaki: it’s simply a matter of quality. Basically, the scale and the depth of the offense are two completely different things. If we imagine a pebble that can’t be destroyed even by a nuclear blast, cutting it in two with a sword would mean that the sword is stronger than the blast. All the different techniques Yato used that time were more like swords. Something like that.
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multiversal+ pebble thrown by hajun vs multiversal+ chess piece lifted by 0.5% vprime feud
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reminder, that a certain dupe of mine that hasnt been made yet, aka, gemini hajun, has multiversal+ forum range too and will appear in 2026, but has one main weakness


























its kryptonite is, pics from series like azur lane and sora no otoshimono:mjlel
 
I feel like the Morrison quote is kinda stupid, mostly in that I think the thing he's talking about barely exists. But also because Morrison unironically believes in magic anyways and thus kinda doesn't get to act like he's able to understand what defines reality and fiction to begin with lol.
 

Is Bazz-B the strongest "normal Sternritter?"

Besides the obvious outliers like Uryu, Haschwalth, the Schutzstaffel, Gremmy, and Royd, would you guys say he is the strongest Sternritter?
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Sablés said:
wonderful. unfortunately, that doesn't mean this exists.
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Bazz B who is a stated genius can't use an ability in Sklaverei which has been used by at least 6 other Nazis at or below his level of power?


Sablés said:
Sklavarei is also a skill based power btw.
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WHAT? Since when?
Sablés said:
Quilge is the most skilled while being a mid-ritter
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This is some next level mental gymnastics. :facepalm

Kubo saying that Quilge was exceptionally skilled and the teacher of the Sternritter was to highlight that he was exceptional in general. Don't know how the fuck you can try and spin that to mean "Oh he's just really skilled, but still meh because I have to take Liltotto's opinion of how well they'd do against Fullbring Soul Reaper Ichigo as fact, despite Quilge coming to the same conclusion based on the same information and being proven wrong." :smh
Sablés said:
As Nodt and Pepe had no VS2. They just had VS
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There is NO REASON to assume they don't have VS2, we just never saw them use it because they didn't use it in the manga and them doing so in the anime would have required a re-write.
Sablés said:
He literally never showed nor is proven to have one.
he's not the only one. Lille never showed one either.
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And now a fucking Elite Nazi doesn't know how to use Sklaverei, are you taking the fucking piss? :jordangif
 
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