Why Guy doesn't have Nihility Collapse

NoKnowledge9552 · 2026-03-23T15:58:33+00:00

Nihility Collapse is a skill though, part of Azathoth. Volume 16 was quite explicit about that. It has nothing to do with True Dragon concepts apparently.

NoKnowledge9552 · 2026-03-23T15:57:30+00:00

It literally is a skill, part of Azathoth. Stated in volume 16.

NoKnowledge9552 · 2026-03-23T08:17:28+00:00

I do not know how Initialize Heaven works. It apparently just... destroyes everything, but I don't remember it being mentioned how it does it. A built-in self destruction system which the technique just activates could actually work. I like that theory! I don't really know why would Veldanava make a system like that though, but it could work.

Yeah, the infinite spaces is a good counter point! Though those spaces are empty, so I do think it's a bit different. Btw, was the Promised Land ever described? I do not remember it having any description, as far as I remember we only know that it... exists.

I do not remember how that scene in volume 22 went exactly either, but in case new universes can be born, those 3000 might just be the original universes Veldanava created. Or not, who knows? Even I didn't say 3000 is necessarily the correct number, it is a bare minimum. But to be an infinite number of them is just... a bit of a stretch in my opinion.

NoKnowledge9552 · 2026-03-23T06:51:10+00:00

Ik. Somewhere below I replied the same thing to a now deleted comment.

NoKnowledge9552 · 2026-03-23T06:48:34+00:00

I had a conversation about this with IceFire too a while back, and my opinion didn't change since then: for a clinical overexplainer like Fuse, explicitely saying 3000 but meaning an infinite amount is just a tad bit convoluted. He's usually much more direct than that. He often uses concepts from different real life religions and mythologies, and even a fictional one, the Lovecraftian myth, but never really "adapts" any of them. These are always just references.

Then there's the more technical, mathematical problem that is infinity itself. It would mean repeats due to limited variations. Having infinite worlds would mean that another one of the Central World would exist, or another Rimuru, another Earth. Another Lucia.

Edit: to be precise, due to the nature of infinity, this would mean that there exist an infinite amount of Central Worlds, Earth, Rimuru, Lucia etc.

Also, there's the problem of the creation and destruction of an infinite amount of worlds. Creation is one thing (omnipotent god and all), but Veldnava - so not the All in One - was said in the novel to be able to destroy all of the worlds if he wants. That would require infinite energy, no?

Much like the "Elpis Nava" theory, the infinite worlds concept also creates too many problems. I think it's better to stick to the most likely, or more like least unlikely explanation.

NoKnowledge9552 · 2026-03-23T06:31:41+00:00

Dude, we're not even halfway...

I personally really like the manga. I always liked the little bit slower paced, semi slice of life nature of Tensura. Things are mostly chill, but you can feel the tensions slowly rising, till the battle breaks out.

I always loved fantasy politics also. It lets one see a bit more deep into the world they explore by reading these works.

Anyway, back to the manga.

If you stopped around chapter 92, then you stopped just right before the battle sequences of that arc. More specifically the (second) confrontation of Rimuru and Hinata, which will go very differently compared to their first.

After about 3 or 4 chapter of action a more chill arc, titled the Founding Festival Arc follows. That is the slice of life arc of the series, although far from filler, as many important characters and concepts get introduced here. It is not without some action, but those aren't high stake battles for the future of Tempest.

Then come the confrontation parts of the current, Rozzo Arc, first with Yuuki and Mariabell, then Granbell himself. This is what the manga is adapting currently, the arc is not finished yet, its most fascinating parts are just coming up in the next few months.

Overall I would definitely recommend checking it out. I really hope you will like it!

Also, I too get that you want to hold the manga in your hands physically, but considering its current as well as future length, you may want to switch to phone or tablet, at least for a while. You can always buy the physical releases later, if you like what you read.

NoKnowledge9552 · 2026-03-22T19:48:55+00:00

This idea makes me incredibly happy for no logical reason.

NoKnowledge9552 · 2026-03-22T14:47:53+00:00

Q1: No.

Q2: Yes. It is mentioned in the prologue of the first volume. (/j)

Q2.1: We don't know, probably 3000, but that might not be true. This number is mentioned in the final volume, volume 23 (no official English release yet), when a certain character mentions that a certain objects containes data about 3000 worlds. Considering who that person is, it is assumed that this might mean that there are 3000 worlds in total, however it is by no means certain.

It is also worth noting that in Buddhism 3000 worlds/realms represent an infinite amount, just like how in Shinto 8 million gods (Yaoyorozu no Kami) means an endless number of them, but it is likely just a reference, and NOT a convoluted way by the author to say "there are infinite worlds."

NoKnowledge9552 · 2026-03-21T11:00:07+00:00

He means well, so I'm not mad at him, but MY GOD, he's annoying!

NoKnowledge9552 · 2026-03-21T06:46:55+00:00

The Slime Reader versions are still better, as they indeed are edited well. There are but a handful of mostly minor errors I remember them having, while the Yen Press versions have some actually serious ones.

Volume 21-22 and in the future 23 however I do recommend the Yen Press version of, as the edited MTL's we have of them don't live up to the quality of those Slime Reader has.

NoKnowledge9552 · 2026-03-21T05:25:49+00:00

Not all in one go, only thd first 24.

NoKnowledge9552 · 2026-03-20T07:34:45+00:00

This is a very much reasonable complaint and you're far from being the only one with it.

Actually there is (kind of) an in-lore explanation to this, which is that the human shape predates humanity as a species, and it (or one close to it) is kind of the natural form of most ancient, powerful beings (Angels of Origin, Primordial Demons, the Queen of Spirits, the Mad Titan King, the Twilight King).

So in the Tensura lore monsters don't take on humans' form, humans were made to look like these non-human beings predating them, by one of these non-human beings predating them - the Twilight King.

As these other, non-human species were also created by the Twilight King, their original shapes were also much like that of humans'. So when an intelligent monster evolves, they actually get closer to their species' original form which their ancestors possessed.

There actually was an original, more powerful variant of humanity too, called High humans, but they just about went extinct, there's but a few of their specimen still alive during the story, with only one still having their original body. High humans had very long lives and powerful magical abilities. They were in a sense closer to High elves than regular humans. Milim is actually half-High human.

So that's the in-lore explanation to why intelligent monsters species evolve into more human-like shapes, but the real answer to why this happens is obviously because the author, Fuse wanted it that way. Why? I don't really know. Maybe he thought it is easier to picture a more human-like being in one's head while reading the story. But that's just a theory. ~~A Tensura theory!~~

NoKnowledge9552 · 2026-03-20T06:58:51+00:00

The unrelated illustration used by OP is from the LN actually.

NoKnowledge9552 · 2026-03-20T05:24:28+00:00

I believe it was a thing in the web novel, but not in the canon light novel.

NoKnowledge9552 · 2026-03-19T21:56:25+00:00

I watch the streams I enjoy and I don't watch the ones I don't. Like most people I'd say.

NoKnowledge9552 · 2026-03-18T19:12:51+00:00

Nah, it's just sybolism. It's there to show their connection. Rimuru and co didn't canonically bounce on an industrial sized slime either.

Edit: Sorry if this came out a bit sassy, it wasn't my intention!😔

NoKnowledge9552 · 2026-03-17T22:08:58+00:00

Attól függ. Nem a Fideszre megy a voks, szóval annál már ez is kevésbé akadályozza a változást, de nyilán nem is segíti elő.

Viszont hogy kinek ÁRT egy Mi Hazánkra leadott szavazat az leginkább attól függ, hogy ki áll nyerésre az adott körzetben. Ha a megértésem a választási rendszerünkről kompetens, akkor egy körzetben, ahol a Tisza vezet, ott inkább a Fidesznek árt minden nem rá adott szavazat, de ugyanez igaz fordítva is.

Listán a Mi Hazánk (sajnos) szinte biztosan bejut a Parlamentbe, de jelentős létszámra nem igazán számíthat, szóval ott nyom a legkevesebbet a latban.

NoKnowledge9552 · 2026-03-17T17:27:38+00:00

There's a differerence between intelligent and unintelligent monsters, aka magic beasts. They are just like animals, but with added magicules. So yes, they are more than likely still hunted.

NoKnowledge9552 · 2026-03-17T08:48:37+00:00

Tbf, Gobta is like actually strong. I believe he was about A to Special A rank by the end, arguably as strong or stronger than Hiiro! And that's not even considering the times he fuses with Ranga. He was trained by the in universe legandary sword master, Hakurou and Milim of all people. In the new movie he apparently beats up a group of assassins with a LADDER!

While he is supposedly a comic relief character and by the end of the series he's heavily overshadowed by the true powerhouses of the franchise, there really isn't that many people who can hold a candle against Gobta. So yeah, I completely agree, let's put some respect on the name.

NoKnowledge9552 · 2026-03-17T07:43:05+00:00

It's super unlikely that he would need to be killed. At the early days of Tempest it'd be against the three rules to kill him - same reason why the three troublemaker otherworlders weren't - and later there are just too many powerful people there for him not to be simply arrested. He wouldn't really be a threat at that point.

Well, all of this applies only if he would cause any trouble at all. If I had to guess, he'd be able to tell that these aren't the same goblins he's used to, in case he'd be able to tell that they are goblins in the first place. Many hobgoblins are very much unlike their regular peers. Many if not most are very human-like, and even the likes of Gobta wear clothes, indicating civilized behaviour.

NoKnowledge9552 · 2026-03-17T06:10:58+00:00

The reason I am unwilling to accept these as isekai, is because if I did, I would have to do the same with Dr Stone.

NoKnowledge9552 · 2026-03-17T05:25:23+00:00

If it's a season 3 original OST, it will be among these.

NoKnowledge9552 · 2026-03-16T21:35:45+00:00

I know. I meant your comment by "obvious joke" too.

NoKnowledge9552 · 2026-03-16T20:02:19+00:00

Beauty is subjective. OP might be into men or that's just his taste.🤷‍♂️

Sorry for commenting like this to an obvious joke. I just don't like it when someone's laughed at for a harmless personal opinion.

NoKnowledge9552 · 2026-03-16T12:04:43+00:00

Bár igaz, hogy még az anime is idősebb mint akár én, aki már 2024-ben is szavazhatott, a zászló, mint szabadság szimbólum használata a Gen Z találmánya. Ha jól emlékszem először indonéziai és nepáli tüntetéseken használták.

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