This came up in the other thread and I think it’s be good to have as a point of reference since some of our members seem pretty split on this
Main point of contention: when a character is dead or long out of the story, but feats or statements come up later that boost them significantly, do we accept this?
In Fairy Tail’s 100 year quest this is a big issue now as several characters are getting powerups from Acnologia’s limbs, and the author maintaining Acnologia is still basically at the top, even though these newer feats eclipse his original. Another example is Uvogin from Hunter x Hunter, who died early into the manga but was established as the strongest member (physically) of a very high tier group in the series, lending people to scale certain later feats to him.
I personally don’t have an issue with this, but it is divisive and thus worth discussing.
Main point of contention: when a character is dead or long out of the story, but feats or statements come up later that boost them significantly, do we accept this?
In Fairy Tail’s 100 year quest this is a big issue now as several characters are getting powerups from Acnologia’s limbs, and the author maintaining Acnologia is still basically at the top, even though these newer feats eclipse his original. Another example is Uvogin from Hunter x Hunter, who died early into the manga but was established as the strongest member (physically) of a very high tier group in the series, lending people to scale certain later feats to him.
I personally don’t have an issue with this, but it is divisive and thus worth discussing.