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New accepted calc and values
First things first, we have a new accepted calculation for base part 3 Mori. This replaces Moris current statement-based scaling to 5-B with an actual 5-B feat.In this thread it was accepted that Mori Hui scales to at least 5% of base Mori Jins power, and end of part 4 Mira/Daewi scale to 40% of base Mori Jins power. So their new values would go like this:
Base Mori Jin: 5-B (190.9 Zettatons)
Base Mori Hui: Low 5-B (9.54 Zettatons)
Mira and Daewi: 5-B (76.36 Zettatons)
Base Mori Jin: 5-B (190.9 Zettatons)
Base Mori Hui: Low 5-B (9.54 Zettatons)
Mira and Daewi: 5-B (76.36 Zettatons)
In-universe revisions
Currently, in-universe scaling for pre-TS low and mid tiers is a bit in shambles (admittedly thanks to me) so I'm going to try to fix it.Mira and Daewi are stated by Romario to be "small fry" compared to the executives.
They're also on par with high level priests who were on the same level as executives so it's pretty consistent.
Jegal is said to also be on par with high rank priests after absorbing the key.
The physically weakest 6-A (base Sujin), who basically every tier 6 scales off of, boxed up the same Mori who did the 5-B feat.
So the values will be:
Priests and executives: 5-B (76.36 Zettatons)
Taek Jegal key absorbed: 5-B (76.36 Zettatons)
Current 6-A characters: 5-B (190.9 Zettatons)
They're also on par with high level priests who were on the same level as executives so it's pretty consistent.
Jegal is said to also be on par with high rank priests after absorbing the key.
The physically weakest 6-A (base Sujin), who basically every tier 6 scales off of, boxed up the same Mori who did the 5-B feat.
So the values will be:
Priests and executives: 5-B (76.36 Zettatons)
Taek Jegal key absorbed: 5-B (76.36 Zettatons)
Current 6-A characters: 5-B (190.9 Zettatons)
Fixing a formatting(?) issue
Moris keys are a bit messed up. For some reason his world comp arc has his adventure arc stats. His stats don't reflect his power during that point in the story but instead reflect it from previous arcs.To fix it we'll go with what M2u12 suggested, Mori should have his 4-A rating in his world comp key already, as that's the Mori who actually did the feat (it's jus revealed later in a flashback). I'm not going to address any value upgrades yet as I want to reserve that for a future more focused CRT. Furthermore we should remove Mori Hui as a borrowed power for Mori. The final fight blatantly stated Mori never had a borrowed power until then, meaning Hui wasn't an actual BP.
So now the keys would look like this:
World Comp:
So now the keys would look like this:
World Comp:
Ragnarok:At least Planet level (Stronger than his previous base form), Multi-Solar System level with Monkey King Mode (Is 190,000x weaker than his Jeabongchim 190,000x mode), higher with Power Mode (Greatly increases Mori's Attack Power), up to Galaxy level, possibly Multi-Galaxy level with Jeahbongchim Acupuncture (Can multiply his power by 190,000x), even higher with Martial Arts (Can increase his attack power by using Martial Arts)
At least Planet level (Far stronger than his previous base form), Multi-Solar System level with Monkey King Mode (Much stronger than before, should be comparable to Mori Hui), higher with Power Mode (Greatly increases Mori's Attack Power), up to Galaxy level, possibly Multi-Galaxy level with Jeahbongchim Acupuncture (Can multiply his power by 250,000x, destroyed all of Satan's 2 quintillion clones in a single kick), even higher with Martial Arts (Can increase his attack power by using Martial Arts)
A small issue with priest scaling
There is a small contradiction that I want to address. Nobody else would probably bring it up anyway but I feel like I need to address it anyway.Mira, Daewi, and other characters already fight priests in their Low 7-B keys and are shown pretty relative (although not strong enough to do significant harm).
This creates a pretty annoying contradiction
Now the contradiction here is that it's painfully inconsistent. In part 3 Mira defeats the priest and she's specifically highlighted to be "level 9" with a 2x multiplier (so level 18).
But, at the very start of the next arc Mira is shown to be level 28, specially highlighting how she's much stronger she has gotten since the the past arc. Meaning she should absolutely dogwalk anyone on the level of Saturn, especially given how she basically blitzed Saturn in part 3.
And yet when she fights Kyoichi, someone who was at first much stronger than her to a point of awe, she claims he's "almost as strong as the priest from Oraeguk". Meaning the scaling we're being presented here is:
Priest Saturn ~ Kyoichi >>> early part 4 Mira > part 3 jeahbongchim Mira > Priest Saturn
Obviously this is self contradictory and I believe it's because the author decided he wants the priests to be much stronger later in the series. This is very much in character for Yongje as he eventually retconned and recontextualized a LOT of things in part 3.
So how do we go about it? I believe the most logical way is to simply disregard the part 3 priest fights in regards to the priests actual power as a retconned outlier. Not only are they narratively far less important (a stepping stone in part 3 vs basically a character conclusion in part 5) but try to highlight that Mira and Daewi can't beat priests until the very end. It's essentially 1 small feat (Mira beating a priest) that contradicts everything pretty much on it's own.
But, at the very start of the next arc Mira is shown to be level 28, specially highlighting how she's much stronger she has gotten since the the past arc. Meaning she should absolutely dogwalk anyone on the level of Saturn, especially given how she basically blitzed Saturn in part 3.
And yet when she fights Kyoichi, someone who was at first much stronger than her to a point of awe, she claims he's "almost as strong as the priest from Oraeguk". Meaning the scaling we're being presented here is:
Priest Saturn ~ Kyoichi >>> early part 4 Mira > part 3 jeahbongchim Mira > Priest Saturn
Obviously this is self contradictory and I believe it's because the author decided he wants the priests to be much stronger later in the series. This is very much in character for Yongje as he eventually retconned and recontextualized a LOT of things in part 3.
So how do we go about it? I believe the most logical way is to simply disregard the part 3 priest fights in regards to the priests actual power as a retconned outlier. Not only are they narratively far less important (a stepping stone in part 3 vs basically a character conclusion in part 5) but try to highlight that Mira and Daewi can't beat priests until the very end. It's essentially 1 small feat (Mira beating a priest) that contradicts everything pretty much on it's own.
TL;DR
- New calc replaces the current baseline planet level statement (Minor base Mori level upgrade)
- Named executives and high tier priests now scale to part 4 Mira and Daewi (Executive/Priest upgrade)
- Moris keys get a minor revamp for accuracy
- Part 3 Mira and Daewi do NOT scale to priests as it's constantly contradicted (no rating change).
Agree (the correct choice): M2u12, Yeolban, Oblivion_Of_The_Endless
Disagree (eww take a shower):
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