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Originally Posted by Kuroi Hadou
Fiamma has the power of the Right Hand. Every feat said to have been performed by the Right hand, Fiamma is capable of. If that weren't true, the Holy Right wouldn't work.
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I may be using a bit of FSN-verse to justify this one but it appears that to some level this one applies to Toaru too, "...the power of a hero is equal to the power of his legend and the power of his legend equal to the number of itīs believers and their faith on it..."
Constantine The Great (if you read vol 14, you probably know where iīm going with these one but...), unified the Christian Bible, and in that process many of those "Right-Handed feats" where lost in history(in fact is said that even this Bible was lost and the few chapter that could be recovered are what we call "Christian Bible" in this day and age), so it wouldn'tīt be strange that:
1. The Holy Right (HR) and the Imagine Breaker (IB) are indeed powerful and "functional", but their roles are a bit deformed, the HR has the power to "match the power required to defeat any enemy it deems as such" in order to do what?; letīs not talk about the IB, but the HR mission to "save the world", was something that the CRR atributed it and even Fiamma staged this great pool of drama that was WW3 to justify its need, since he himself wasnīt sure in his heart, that the world needed to be "saved"...
2. The HR and IB, may have even more powers that the ones they show, is just that the "legends" that "fuel" those powers are less known that in the time of Genesis, therefore those power have been either become useless or forgotten completely even if they are there.
3. Due to the above, both HR and IB are downgraded versions and a far-cry of the originals, you canīt even be sure what they are trying to imitate.
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Originally Posted by I_am_Kami
To add Aleister said it himself that IB and blah blah is not relative to Christianity
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Many religions have similar "deity infrastructure", for example both the Christian and Islamic Gods have Messiahs, saviors send with a holy duty and that have taken human form, they all have a figure that rules over their own army and enemies to defeat and vanish. Aleister said that IB had nothing to do with Christianity, but he never explicitly said he wasnīt Michael, meaning he could be
The one that would be the equal of Michael on another system(religion or not). Even if not the Leader of the Army of whatever god=system, a vessel or a prison and warden.