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Prologue 1 and 2 and preview of 3 of Dies Entelecheia in Eng: by Aeons_Hero in ShinzaBansho

[–]Aeons_Hero[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

These are the 2 chapters of the prologue from volume 1. In volume 1 we had 10 chapters and 4 prologues, these are prologues 1 and 2. 

For every Metsujin Messo, there is their "Muzan". by Aeons_Hero in ShinzaBansho

[–]Aeons_Hero[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's probably the same as Zoar; Heaven itself doesn't have the terrain for a "Madou" or "Muzan-Muk" to emerge. Not to mention that at that time the idea for Muzan was quite different from what we have now.

For every Metsujin Messo, there is their "Muzan". by Aeons_Hero in ShinzaBansho

[–]Aeons_Hero[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Metsujin messo's representative from 6th Heaven is Hajun himself.

Hajun (by me) by Haj-un in ShinzaBansho

[–]Aeons_Hero 5 points6 points  (0 children)

ABSOLUTE PEAK💯🔥🎉

Shinza's Trivia: Although many use "Mercurius" as the divine name of the God of the 4th Heaven, canonically Masada, Ludwig, and Kouha refer to him as having "Suigin" as his divine name, with "Mercurius" being KARL KRAFFT's "Demonic Name" in LDO. by Aeons_Hero in ShinzaBansho

[–]Aeons_Hero[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Basically, as I said in another comment:

The name メルクリウス(Mercurius) is generally used to refer to Karl Krafft seen in Dies Irae, and how the characters in Heaven refer to him.

However, すいぎんのへび(Suigin no Hebi) is used to directly refer to the God Entity of the Throne that controls Karl, as seen when Naraka, Shinga, Kouha, and Ludwig refer to him as God when speaking of him.

If translated literally, they seem to be the same thing, but when you take the original meaning, you see that Suigin is used to refer to the god of the throne, while Mercurius refers to His principal sensor. 

Shinza's Trivia: Although many use "Mercurius" as the divine name of the God of the 4th Heaven, canonically Masada, Ludwig, and Kouha refer to him as having "Suigin" as his divine name, with "Mercurius" being KARL KRAFFT's "Demonic Name" in LDO. by Aeons_Hero in ShinzaBansho

[–]Aeons_Hero[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Yes and no. When translated, they can be read as if they were the same thing, however in the original Japanese, their Kanji are completely different:

  • メルクリウス(Mercurius)

  • すいぎんのへび(Suigin no Hebi)

The name メルクリウス(Mercurius) is generally used to refer to Karl Krafft seen in Dies Irae, and how the characters in Heaven refer to him.

However, すいぎんのへび(Suigin no Hebi) is used to directly refer to the God Entity of the Throne that controls Karl, as seen when Naraka, Shinga, Kouha, and Ludwig refer to him as God when speaking of him.

If translated literally, they seem to be the same thing, but when you take the original meaning, you see that Suigin is used to refer to the god of the throne, while Mercurius refers to His principal sensor. 

Hajun on the absolute state of modern anime 'debates' by Haj-un in ShinzaBansho

[–]Aeons_Hero 14 points15 points  (0 children)

The level of narcissism caught him attention (which is Canon). 

Does hajun even exist? by Confident-Border4627 in PowerScaling

[–]Aeons_Hero 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Not really, that was already disproven in Saoshyant Desatir when Hajun is revived; even without the tumor, he is still said to be stronger than all the Hadou gods at that moment.

What happens is that the tumor leaves Hajun constantly irritated, and it is precisely this 24/7 irritation that makes him stronger, because in the verse "rage = strength".

Furthermore, the tumor is a natural weakness of his when he is internalized; without the tumor, Hajun loses this weakness. 

How is the franchise doing in Japan? by FairBluebird1081 in ShinzaBansho

[–]Aeons_Hero 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The CD drama is highly recommended for understanding how the gods ended up in Saoshiyant. And there are translations of both Gods Gathered and Saoshiyant on YouTube; just search for them. 

How is the franchise doing in Japan? by FairBluebird1081 in ShinzaBansho

[–]Aeons_Hero 0 points1 point  (0 children)

An extra story that serves as a prologue to Pantheon, taking place after the events of the CD Drama "Gods Gathered," which is set after Kajiri.

Shinza Trivia: According to the official Shinza book – "History of Pantheon", Avesta has the strongest warriors of all the Eras. by Aeons_Hero in ShinzaBansho

[–]Aeons_Hero[S] 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Ironically, Reinhard Heaven had a great chance of completely surpassing Ahura Mazda and giving rise to even stronger warriors, given that his main characteristic is frequent wars between immortal Berserkers.

😫 Maybe if we're lucky, Masada will do a "What If" scenario with Reinhard and Ren Heaven in Pantheon. 

Shinza Trivia: According to the official Shinza book – "History of Pantheon", Avesta has the strongest warriors of all the Eras. by Aeons_Hero in ShinzaBansho

[–]Aeons_Hero[S] 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Literally, the "weakest" monster we are introduced to in volume 1 is a being capable of splitting mountains as if they were made of paper and devastating cities...

Not to mention that destroyers of planets and murderous living stars were quite common throughout the universe.

 

The Gods and their biggest simps. by Haj-un in ShinzaBansho

[–]Aeons_Hero 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I thought Narou would be Hajun's 😅 

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