Almo8r

[Almo8r @Almo8r172900]

@dunfish25 @gojosjojos

[Almo8r @Almo8r172900]

@dunfish25 @gojosjojos “Emanators must possess power granted by an Aeon” is a necessary condition, not a sufficient one. You should learn a bit about logic and language before making that argument.

[Almo8r @Almo8r172900]

@dunfish25 @gojosjojos That’s not true. Nous blesses the members of the GS individually, yet there are only three Emanators among them. Aha blessed the MA, and there are no Emanators among them. Lan blessed the Galaxy Rangers, and there are no Emanators among them

[Almo8r @Almo8r172900]

@dunfish25 @gojosjojos So you’re proving my point here? You admit that a blessing doesn’t make you an Emanator. And despite all the legends and stories surrounding Enroute, he was never described as an Emanator. It’s not like every character is an Emanator unless proven otherwise.

[Almo8r @Almo8r172900]

@romejerei @twoodlescore So when I bring the explicit text stating that the LRs are waiting for Irontomb not Phainon, your response is 'you cannot change my mind, and people agree'? Even the HSR Wiki doesn't classify him as an Emanator

[Almo8r @Almo8r172900]

@Jayson90629451 @_aventiost

[Almo8r @Almo8r172900]

@Jayson90629451 @_aventiost Correction: He blessed them, he didn’t merely gazed upon them. He gave them his blessing, and he personally blessed Phainon twice. Yet you’re saying that Phainon became an Emanator because he took Nanook’s blessing, as if he hadn’t received anything from him before that

[Almo8r @Almo8r172900]

@Jayson90629451 @_aventiost Yes, it’s still a blessing. But for the record, this is Phainon’s third blessing from Destruction. Nanook had already blessed Phainon twice before this of his own will, so why did Phainon supposedly become an Emanator only when he decided to take the blessing by force?

[Almo8r @Almo8r172900]

@dunfish25 @gojosjojos

[Almo8r @Almo8r172900]

@mothmantis_ @_aventiost How cleaver.
what you said doesn't change anything BTW

[Almo8r @Almo8r172900]

@Jayson90629451 @_aventiost The difference is that Asat did not become an Emanator because of the golden blood. The golden blood was also not granted to Phainon as a blessing, since Phainon took it by force

[Almo8r @Almo8r172900]

@romejerei @twoodlescore

[Almo8r @Almo8r172900]

@Soupisalright1 @rennesxx_

[Almo8r @Almo8r172900]

@Soupisalright1 @rennesxx_

[Almo8r @Almo8r172900]

@rennesxx_

[Almo8r @Almo8r172900]

@_aventiost @NSnowa And why does it bother you that he isn't an Emanator? I'm bothered by the spread of misinformation you're doing. You were bothered just seeing a discussion about whether he is an Emanator or not

[Almo8r @Almo8r172900]

@757_su And what I meant was that it was already an Emanator when we entered Amphoreus, unlike Phainon, whom you claim became an Emanator right before our eyes

[Almo8r @Almo8r172900]

@757_su The details of Irontomb’s ascension were not mentioned, fighting Nanook is not part of the ritual, and according to the IPC, Irontomb is different from the rest because it is an algorithmic sequence that can exist anywhere

[Almo8r @Almo8r172900]

@VulkinDemonu @_aventiost Maybe, she's not confirmed yet according to the Data Bank

[Almo8r @Almo8r172900]

@VulkinDemonu @_aventiost Perhaps. The difference between her and Phainon is that Phainon is definitely not an Emanator, whereas Cyrene may be an Emanator. And this is based on theories within the game itself, as the Children of Anāsrava are still considered a mystery.