To Aru Majutsu No Index Feats/Discussion/Analysis Thread - Touma's Boogaloo Edition
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Mr.OMG
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Mr.OMG
Paramount
From Virtual-On, I was just interested in the theory about one timeline that has infinite possibilities/worlds(variations of "What If"). Which in theory could confirm the fact that parallel worlds are not a space filled with infinite worlds, but a single timeline creating other worlds.
What's wrong with the PSP game Idk.
Yeah, it can get frustrating dealing with people that think they know what their talking about on something they have no clue about and only wanting to hear what they want to hear when proven otherwise.
Heck I first signed up on here because of that and I was tired of hearing them. This site can be really bad about users here ignoring feats.
Extra dumbass points when their excuse is to write it off as “flowering writing” without going into the effort of explaining how and when they in turn argue with stuff just as flowery and vague for their series
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He was the editor of the ToAru mangas
Sorry about that
Mr.OMG
Paramount
fiamma
Notorious
1. The infinite possibilities stored in parallel worlds are ultimately just "if" possibilities. In other words, possibilities that don't originally exist cannot be pulled out. If you want to become rich using Tangram, you have to put in the effort to earn the same amount of money on your own. Otherwise, the branch of "if" that leads to becoming rich won't occur. What a useless system this is! Wouldn't it be better to just become rich with your own power?
2. Is that different from one's own reality (Personal Reality)? Tangram is different from psychic powers that elevate microscopic particle-level variations to macroscopic physical phenomena. It doesn't alter a single world but swaps and manipulates countless worlds entirely. The scale is different. Naturally, Tangram doesn't belong to "this world." The problem is that Tangram itself has begun to take an interest in the unknown "this world." In fact, Tangram has already made contact with "this world" once before. There, the people of Academy City eliminated the threat of Tangram, and I was saved as well, but...
3. Tangram, which deals with all parallel worlds and "if" possibilities, should be able to grant any wish if it becomes biased. (I can't limit it to being expressible in 3D space. Still, if it can control "all" vectors...)
4. ...Is that so? The culprit isn't that kid over there. The center is indeed the Furashina side. But no matter where I look, front, back, left, or right, there's nothing unnecessary attached. Then, is it inside Furashina Ririn?!
(It's bigger than I imagined. And what's this nauseating sensation I'm feeling...?)
I thought at most there would be a disgusting alien parasite, but an entire universe is stuffed inside.
The interior must be constantly rewritten by Tangram's gravity-like force.
Violently, like a storm. It's not a simple matter of armor thickness or airtightness; without a suitable resistance to the flow of events in the first place, it won't work.
In addition, the Imagine Breaker residing in the right hand will also be helpful. Above all, it's a substance designated as the reference point for the entire world. It should function as a powerful anchor even in the vortex of events. In other words, even without a virtualoid, Kamijou alone can be thrown in with his bare body and be fine? I thought its sturdiness was its only advantage, but to think it would surpass the virtualoid...
Here's my additional explanation from this point on.
I haven't played the game, so I'll try to understand based on the context alone.
The first part is Othinus's explanation about Tangram.
Even the many-worlds interpretation, which branches into infinite possibilities, is of no use to Othinus.
Fundamentally, there are more things she can do.
Othinus is explaining that she can even realize the possibility of 0, which is completely impossible with Tangram.
The third part is something I'm seeing for the first time, and it seems to be an additional explanation about Tangram itself.
It seems to be saying that if Accelerator can control higher-dimensional vectors beyond 3D, he can somehow resolve it.
The fourth part appears to explain that even Tangram can be blocked by the Imagine Breaker at best.
It still seems lacking compared to the Magic God level, which can break or manipulate the reference point itself.
fiamma
Notorious
At first, I thought I should build a world that strictly follows the worldview of Virtual-On (and the more I did that, the more material I had to use). However, when Watari-san saw the plot I had come up with, he told me to split it into two pieces and put more of my own ideas(toaru) into it. I don't know how to describe how I felt at that time, but it was a really big shock, and I realized that this work was different from what I usually do.
it's true that the collaboration is not an official event.
But for the fools who claim that it's not official settings at all, please convey this to them.
When Kamachi was writing the collaboration, he originally intended to write it more in line with the Virtual-On settings, but he followed the intentions of the original author of Virtual-On and incorporated even more of the Index settings into the collaboration.
This is clearly stated in the afterword of the collaboration novel.
it's true that the collaboration is not an official event.
But for the fools who claim that it's not official settings at all, please convey this to them.
When Kamachi was writing the collaboration, he originally intended to write it more in line with the Virtual-On settings, but he followed the intentions of the original author of Virtual-On and incorporated even more of the Index settings into the collaboration.
This is clearly stated in the afterword of the collaboration novel.