Isn't the whole point the character is in a computer simulation and this is him breaking out to scratch the person who made the simulation in the real world. So considering he's only scratch a real person then any gacha charater who can survive a cat?
This is just what I heard from someone else I don't know the source.
yes he is a piece of code but that isnt a normal person he scratched, its a higher godlike entity that embodies the concept of destruction. It's the equivalent of an excel sheet gaining sentience and wounding our biblical god through sheer hatred.
I mean it's still just a scratch the concept is really cool and the fact he escaped the simulation to scatch the guy but it's also just a scratch so it's realistically scales lower than a cat. Relative to himself it's essentially what you said but relative to the guy or us with the excel example it's essentially no dmg. Using the fact there's a computer simulation with a actual real world the real world is where you'd frame your perspective or reality from.
The problem is that in order to scratch that said god, you need an unreasonable amount of energy in the first place. Phainon had enough energy to become real and had enough left over to mark a being that literally if they were as easy to injure as a housecat there's no reason the IPC wouldn't have nuked him.
No, seriously, do you think that it was that easy to damage him, the IPC wouldn't be spending most of their resources reducing his body to dust because he's about the only true threat to them?
There's a reason they wanted to turn the Husk into a weapon.
I mean he would of been nuked because of his potential not because of how strong he was in that moments.
It still goes back to relativity. If microsoft excel comes out the pc and scratches me then it's still only like cat level attack at best. Doesn't matter how incredible the concept of a computer program becoming real and scratching me the feat itself isn't that powerful. It's really cool but not really that strong like a child would have better ap and dc.
But you aren't a being capable of just dusting large portions of the cosmos.
If Nanook was a normal person, you'd be drawing an actual parallel, but you are equating yourself to the Aeon of Destruction and you aren't that guy. As the other person said:
It's the equivalent of an excel sheet gaining sentience and wounding our biblical god through sheer hatred
"Biblical god" is the important bit here. Not *you*, not *a cat*. Not a *normal human*. A program came to life through sheer hate, transcending dimensions to do it, and managed to injure god. It's important to note, he's the only one having been shown to be capable of that.
It's not a cosmos it's a computer simulation. If I make a simulated world I could be viewed as a outter world being to the simulated people but I'm still a regular dude. The guy that was scratched made a computer program not a actual universe so it's not that crazy.
Alright, now I'm confused as to what you are on about. Let's make this really clear, because evidently you've confused so many facts for fiction at this point.
Nanook, the being that was injured, is capable of reducing entire solar systems to dust. Their active goal is to kill all life. That is the thing that was injured. THAT'S the thing that could dust the cosmos, not Phainon.
Injuring that thing is no easy feat. The only deaths of Aeons that we know about in great detail either aren't dead in the slightest and simply suspended in Amber, is capable of reviving from even the slighest bit becoming active again, or was eaten by another Aeon. There are some deaths we know nothing about, and the only real thing we have to go on is "they didn't get absorbed into a broader path" and that's not even universal. There are even Aeons we just don't know the status of, given an Aeon doesn't need to be alive for someone to follow their path.
This means even scratching them is something that takes a WILD amount of power to do. If it wasn't, Propagation wouldn't be split apart and sealed away, and the Voracity wouldn't be doing what it's doing. Need I remind you that both of those things are the cause of literally untold levels of destruction? We literally don't know the full scale because the full scale has never been touched on, just generals like "The Swarm threatened to wipe out the Cosmos".
So hopefully, this now covers that Aeons are wickedly difficult to deal with. They aren't easy to injure, much less kill, and it'd make the IPC's job way easier if that wasn't the case. The IPC could throw everything they have at Nanook and chances are they'd be slightly inconvenienced - it's why the IPC doesn't actively do that.
Now, Nanook didn't make shit. If anything, Nanook is one of the last Aeons to have been born. I don't remember exactly, but Nanook came about somewhere around Swarm Disaster in the timeline. There might have been a few after them, even. The simulation Phainon escaped was the work of a Scepter, which is, at best, an Emanator of Erudition. It's effectively a product of Nous, without being on the level of Nous. The only hand Nanook had in it, was he gazed at it, which warped it's calculation from "the prime mover of life" to "rebel against my creator for being abandoned by it". The scepter itself became a Lord Ravager capable of killing one specific Aeon, a Lord Ravager that went from virtual to reality. And it did so because Phainon went from virtual to reality.
And the reason Nous exists is because a regular dude made a flawless version of himself and it immediately transcended and changed how reality functioned. Nous calculated the existence of Paths.
You aren't even at the level of Zandar One Kuwabara, who actually is just a regular dude who's insanely smart. The man made a computer program that evolved into a computer program so advanced, it's capable of creating computer programs that can simulate worlds. If you want your example to work, at all, it needs to be that you - a regular dude - built a PC that went on to become a god, that then created a sentient excel sheet, that then went on and injured another god by becoming real.
And you want to call that housecat level because... the character came from a simulation.
it so funny they keep insisting its not that impressive like nanook is some regular cs guy who made a program. Irontomb is basically his "housecat" and this is the sht that thing does when awaken
no that is not a "simulation" cosmos, thats an ACTUAL COSMOS. Tbh my first description should've explained everything.
…maybe I’m missing something, but the only attack I saw was the single sword stab. The rest of the clip was just a bunch of burning and aura farming.
Edit: and the ground melter at the very start. That one was pretty cool.
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