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So, we know that Void Hunter weapons use Karma Cores, which can only be found in 6 Great Hollows (which means we should have a maximum of 7 Void Hunters, like in Generation 1, and the Professor likely doesn't have a weapon). Karma Cores are desirable for Ethereals because they make you an Enchainer. My question is: how powerful are Enchainers compared to Void Hunters? For example, Nineveh, who isn't even an Enchainer larvae, survived an encounter with Miyabi, and someone like Bashmu is strong enough to stress Ramielle with Pyrois and we didn’t even fought it yet. Girtablulu, after absorbing 1/3 of karma core, gave a tough fight to Ramielle and Pyrois (who is possibly an artificial Enchainer and should be VH lvl after the latest patch). At the same time, Vike, being one of two known Enchainers (and the only one shown), was rather easily defeated by Ramielle (who, if you think about it, is half an Enchainer herself). Also, Enchainers should be able to change great hollows at will and were stated to have "overwhelming power, beyond humanity's ability to match." Does this mean that Enchainers > Void Hunters ~ Enchainer larvae, or Enchainers = Void Hunters?

Sunbringer got some feats from recent livestream, so I wanted this matchup

Also old design cuz aura🥶🥶🥶

Sup. I just finished The NOexistenceN of you and me and wanted to share my thoughts on it. I'll say I'm not a particularly experienced visual novel player, even though I generally enjoy them. I've only played Everlasting Summer, Slay the Princess, and DDLC. When I saw this game on Steam, I was intrigued by the extremely positive ratings and rave reviews, almost saying it was a 10/10. Intrigued, I installed it and started playing. At first, I was extremely hooked by the game's wording and the fact that the fourth wall was broken in the first 15 minutes. All these questions about existence were also interesting, but ultimately, after finishing the game, I...was I expecting too much? The revelation that Lilith is a tulpa- the embodiment of the pure concept of love for the pseudo-MC, created to shield them from the world - was really underwhelming . The same was true of the dialogue with its extremely obvious philosophy of our world and moments of wonky reflection on existence. Ultimately, my first ending was «bad» one.Although, having played all three, I believe there's only one bad ending—the supposedly neutral one. The pseudo-MC's renunciation of their existence, in other words, suicide, is the only negative ending. The "bad" ending I initially landed on is the ending of a realist who doesn't view the game through rose-colored glasses and uses logic. The "good" ending involves self-hypnosis and acceptance of Lilith by the pseudo-MC and perhaps us, as our tulpa, which helps us cope with the cruel world. I think a story like this, with its obvious philosophical reflections on the world, might have been much more powerful if I'd been an otaku. Perhaps it would have had an impact on these people and helped them realize something, but I'm not that kind of person.

Anyway, I think both endings can be.

Lilith's conversation with "us" after the good ending, if you try a new game, gives a better idea of ​​her personality (that is, she's simply a self-aware character in the lore, gaining control of the game and can manipulate the «world»). This increased my interest in her and her possible future reappearances (as far as I know, the developers want to release the next game where she'll be one of characters), but it breaks the narrative a bit for me. The game breaks the fourth wall from the very beginning, rather crudely separating "us" from the pseudo-MC, but then we realize after this conversation that Chapter 5 isn't being played by real player as a prescribed novella, but rather as a «live» conversation between Lilith and "us" while she realizes everything and acts in the moment. I don't know if I've described this clearly , but simply as a fact, it confused me.

So, what's the bottom line? I don't think it's a bad game, far from it. For its ridiculously low price, this is a solid product with a nice design. It may be primitive, but it conveys the author's intended message. But I disagree with the rave reviews, as I can't give this game higher than a 6 in terms of story. Maybe a 7, because Fuko is nice xd

Thanks for reading my review, it must have been difficult... What is your opinion and rating for this game?

Sup, I'm an anime-only and recently watched all the adapted content and wanted to write this. I enjoyed it overall and it was kinda better than i initially expected , but I'd like to discuss the writing. I've read that the novel is better than the anime (which is usually true, as they can fit more content), but after watching some of the cut content, I wouldn't say it significantly changes my perspective of the writing of the series for me. The series is quite interesting, but it's still a simple shonen series in terms of most of the characters . The most notable are Ryu (the best-written character) and probably Freya. The plot also often relies on typical heroic motives, and Bell himself is a character without any particular flaws, he’s for everything good against everything bad. So my main question is: how well written is this series ? Is there anything you could highlight in a positive or negative way? How well written is this series compared to other popular shonen series like JJK, CSM, DS, MHA, BC, Gachiakuta, and so on?

What lvl would he be based of stats and what’s the strongest being/character he can beat ? Let’s assume that’s fully healed True Form Sukuna with WCS and Kamutoke(+spear but it’s featless anyways)

Credits - https://x.com/hoodieboixx/status/2008352246971425122

Found this on x and id say this is very interesting

How would a fight between Ryuu Lion and Ryu Ishigori go ?

Assuming that they both understand that they aren’t just normal strangers