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As I mentioned in my previous comments, Lancelot vastly outmatches Nanashi. Therefore, there is no basis to assume any power levels for the strongest archangels (Ludociel, Mael) for him. It's also unclear which member of the Seven Deadly Sins Lancelot can be compared to. According to Arthur, he...

Yes, we are reading a manga in which Ludociel alone overcame most of the Commandments, and Derieri and Monspeet saw no other way but to sacrifice themselves to allow the rest to escape. As for the strength of the MelaGaland fusion, it's unknown, and there's really no one to compare them to...

Guila physically outclassed Jericho and cut her arm. Does she also have a power level of over 100,000 from the blood of a Red Demon? This is illogical and absurd. And this form of Tristan has no achievements that would allow him to scale to characters with archangel-level power. Given that...

The strength of characters is determined by their feats in the narrative. Mael defeated the Original Demon with a single blow and held his own against Zeldris after he unleashed the full power of his mark. On the other hand, Nanashi's accomplishments include defeating the Gray Demon in the...

What could possibly make you think that Jericho's power level is higher than that of Howzer? Jericho was defeated by Lancelot with ease and struggled against Guila. Howzer's power level is 10,000, and his feats in the manga appear more impressive than Jericho's. So far, Nanashi hasn't even...

The power level in "The Seven Deadly Sins" also depends on the character's will; it's evident that this indicator differs for Escanor in his battle with Meliodas and in his battle with the Demon King. This is absolutely not the case; furthermore, Nanashi suffered mortal wounds from a single...

It's not very clear why someone considers Nanashi stronger than the Archangel level, especially considering that at least two Archangels have battled characters comparable to the Seven Deadly Sins at the peak of their power. Moreover, even among the Sins, there isn't a clear middle ground of...

And also Nakaba emphasized Lancelot's radiant light magic. It seems doubtful to me that the ability to transform into a fox in an unknown way is sufficient reason for the name "mysterious lad with no fixed appearance". There must be something more substantial.

Based on the current events of the manga, I'm 95% sure that: 1. Lancelot is a knight with golden magic. 2. The remaining knight - not having a permanent appearance. This is the child of King and Diana and he/she will look younger than the rest of the knights due to the physiology of fairies...

1. The idea that the daughter of the strongest fairy king in history and one of the strongest giantess in history will be so minor character incapable of even slightly competing with Tristan and Lancelot in strength seems simply insane. 2. Fun fact: most of the fandoms around the world are 100%...

Her magic is explosions, the ground or golem she hits is not her magic, it's literally what she hit.

You might as well say that digging a hole in the ground is earth magic. It would be very strange if the child of the main characters of the last manga had such a minor role and such a mediocre power level.

I understand it. However, when we consider the abilities of the Commandments, we must take into account the fact that vulnerability to the Commandments is their natural property, while immunity from them is an acquired property. That is, literally, the Commandment itself, when absorbed by...

1. Of course yes. From the popular shounens, One Piece is the most balanced and consistent. I can't remember a case where someone other than Luffy fought a much stronger character and could do something against him. A perfect example of what the strongest characters in the verse really should...

In fact, the problem is rather not that there are fights in the style of DBZ. It just inconsistently reveals the abilities of the characters and does not have a coherent system of energy that gives the characters strength. For example, in One Piece, the presence of an ability does not guarantee...