Discussion The Ten Commandments

[kkck]

It seems like normally eating people is not something they would have to do. In the past it seems like just being in a magic filled land would be enough for their powers to recover. Also worth noting only fraudrin knew to begin with where the magical power was.

 

[Rein Avara]

Meliodas was an ex-member of the Ten commandments so his strength when he gets his powers back will be considerable

 

[Mohsen]

Seems like the key players of the commandements will be Zeldriss,Estarossa and Gallan as they are portrayed bigger than the rest of the mebers. I assume that these will be the ones Melodias will clash with.

 

[Demonspeed]

Meliodas taking three of them is too much, he's taking Zeldris or Estarossa. I am starting to think Galan will be Diane's opponent, and Escanor will fight the giant one.

Arthur will probably beat one of them too, I can see him fight Zeldris or Estarossa, it depends on Meliodas's opponent.

 

[Rein Avara]

Meliodas could probably fight 2 of them at most but I doubt he'd be able to fight both his brothers at the same time.

 

[kkck]

Well, there are 7 sins and 10 commandments so the math does suggest that 1 or more sins will defeat more than one commandment. Plotwise it makes sense that meliodas would be the one to deal with his brothers along with another commandment. Of course, not all of them at the same time.

 

[dark123]

Meliodas was an ex-member of the Ten commandments so his strength when he gets his powers back will be considerable

From where you got this? Meliodas wasn't one of them. I bet that he was in rank just after demon king or maybe he was demon prince or future demon king. And it makes sense because probably main enemy are not demons but goddesses. So his full power has to be far bigger than the rest of demons.

 

[Rein Avara]

From where you got this? Meliodas wasn't one of them. I bet that he was in rank just after demon king or maybe he was demon prince or future demon king. And it makes sense because probably main enemy are not demons but goddesses. So his full power has to be far bigger than the rest of demons.

Meliodas said that his real sin was when he and 9 other commandments roamed to try and take control of britania.

 

[Demonspeed]

Meliodas said that his real sin was when he and 9 other commandments roamed to try and take control of britania.

He never said this, he said his sin was his failure to protect Danafor. He is also not one of the Commandments, they are 10 and Fraudrin is the last one. He was probably an ally, but not a Commandment.

 

[Holt]

Meliodas said that his real sin was when he and 9 other commandments roamed to try and take control of britania.

He did? I don't recall that. Where did he say so?

 

[Mohsen]

I don't know but the following page gave me the impression that Estarossa is above everyone.
http://www.mangamint.com/nanatsu-no-taizai-113?page=20

I mean why else would Nakaba say that when Estarossa awkanes the nighmare begins and even Zeldirs who we know is probably a powerhouse on his own is always asking the opinion of Estarossa who seems to be indifferent about everything at the time.

 

[Rein Avara]

wait that floating is a demon?
Hmm, I miscounted sorry guys. Well now thats sorted I really wanna know what kind of connection meliodas has with them (other than his brothers and the fact that he sealed them).

Considering the assumption of how strong his Younger and older brother are I predict he's somewhere around their level when its comes to power.

 

[Drylick]

I bet that he was in rank just after demon king or maybe he was demon prince or future demon king. And it makes sense because probably main enemy are not demons but goddesses. So his full power has to be far bigger than the rest of demons.

I'm betting Meliodas is the Demon King.

 

[Gallon]

Hola.

We've seen that the Ten Commandments are drained in terms of magical power (implying that their current power levels are based on Physical strength and Will alone). That being said, their power levels should be at around 2/3 for the average Commandment who does not rely on magic entirely, whereas some others may have a lower PL currently, but that will change drastically with the regaining of their magic.
So, what do you guys think that the average power level will be? What kind of magical abilities do you think they hold?
We've already gotten a glimpse of Monspiet's Gokuencho, but that's really it. What kind of attacks would be fitting for the Commandments?

Feel free to give your opinion!

 

[souske]

I think Estarosa can enter people's dreams and thoughts.

And every commandment can at least destroy an island.

 

[HereNThere]

My thoughts are that the Commandment Laws are comparable to the Sins' Sacred Treasures, so when the Commandments get their powers back, their abilities will be able to be used in conjunction with their Laws.

As for the powers themselves, I'm unsure. It could be a number of different things. Powers are pretty varied in Nanatsu no Taizai. Monspiet's technique, given it's name, seems to just be a variation of the Hellblaze enchantment that Mel and Hendrickson used, not his own unique power. I could be wrong though.

Average level of power is probably varied as well. They'll all definitely be over 30,000 at the least.

 

[Mighty Action X]

I'm still wondering why they choose 10 Commandments for these elite demons rather than using the 10 Plagues from the book of Exodus. The emblems on the 10 Plagues are a lot cooler compared to the 10 commandments.

 

[kkck]

I'm still wondering why they choose 10 Commandments for these elite demons rather than using the 10 Plagues from the book of Exodus. The emblems on the 10 Plagues are a lot cooler compared to the 10 commandments.

It's for them to be a better contrast to the sins. The sins are pretty much the best people you will ever meet and yet they are regarded as criminals and named after each sin. The commandments are named after moral values and virtues apparently and yet they are inherently evil demons. If they were plagues then they wouldn't really be a good contrast to the sins. Plagues are a nice idea though, it'd be interesting if a goddess clan order of knights is named after them.

 

[gnut]

I would like to know if mel was a commandment up until the sealing...then how did estarossa or any other present member become one of the ten?...

As his replacement i should clarify....

 

[kkck]

I don't know how the decrees would actually work alongside the commandment's powers. Galan relies on someone lying to him. Which is not a very weapon friendly skill. I guess the big question right now is what exactly the commandments are based on. To me it kinda looks like they will be a combination of the christian/jewish commandments and the Buddhist ones.