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Why is Ominous Nebula considered Zeldris' innate magic, when it's just very high speed threads of darkness, making it more of a technique?

Since the chapter threads always get bogged down in endless powerscaling debates I'm making this thread for anyone that wants to to debate to their heart's content.

What he did against the 4 perils is absorb vast quantities of foreign magic. Now chaos is a part of him so there isn't anything foreign to absorb, it's his power. As for the indura attack he didn't absorb it he repelled it with his own magic, you can see the remnants of the attack bounce off.

Many people have told you they think the color comes not ftom Dubs' sword, but from the magic of the 4 perils mixing with Lancelot's and yet you continue to insist the only posible explanation is that the color signifies strength.

That's circular reasoning. Dark Hazy moon is stronger because it uses a Dubs weapon and a Dubs weapon is stronger because it turns Hazy moon dark. When someone challenges one statement you use the other despite it relying on the first. So I'm chalenging both statements: Dark Hazy moon isn't...

There should be a dedicated powerscaling thread, because EVERY chapter discussion ends up like this.

It's not. Commandment Induras are called Indura's of favor and the one comming is Indura of resentment.

In the demon realm arc when the mini-percivals merged into one he mentioned being part of the "great one". Probably the source of all live spirits.

There are too many unresolved threads for the series to end with chaos Lancelot. We still know next to nothing about life spirits, we don't know the significance of the knights of the grail or what's the deal with the hag that often appears in the background( assuming it's not a pandaman...

Maybe he can't open portals to places he's never been before🤷

It's outright stated in chapter 316 that Induras of favor are the most powerful.

I hope once the other 3koa catch up to Lancelot the debates will stop, but somehow I doubt it.

I'm starting to think the main reason people dislike Lancelot is the endless powerscalling debate that erupts at the drop of a hat, with the other reasons being more rationalizations.

Dahlia did something similar, the Induras not made from a commandment are just weaker.

Even if he holds Lancelot already oneshot one Indura, what is another going to do.