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whsie · 2012-07-21, 00:33

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Originally Posted by Von Himmel

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Not a Campione.

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bludvein · 2012-07-21, 00:39

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Originally Posted by whsie

Not a Campione.

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whx_epic · 2012-07-21, 00:51

Spoiler for The Last King:

Miraluka · 2012-07-21, 00:57

I think he need his own weapon. The Sword is part of The Warrior and can't rely on it too much since didn't master it yet so it doesn't counts. Ama no....Tsurugi is more a upgrade for his authorities and it probably will break if used.
If the hero is indeed Baldr then I deeply hope Godou gets his hands on Caliburn, Excalibur, Gram, Colbrande or whatever sword the author wants, he needs one for serious. Heck, Salvatore, Erica, Lily, etc have cool swords...

Von Himmel · 2012-07-21, 01:01

Spoiler:

fox350z · 2012-07-21, 01:06

Has there been any foreshadowing of the campione slayer past the translated novels?

Miraluka · 2012-07-21, 01:07

Also, I don't think fighting the last King will be the end for the series, I see a turning point rather than an ending when there are plenty of stories to be told.

mike211 · 2012-07-21, 03:26

why is King Arthur a god ?
I know, i have only read only the translated vols but i am abit confuse as why King Arthur or Lancelot are gods? are all the famous people from myths and legends would become gods? could that mean we would see Beowulf and others?

Kleeyook · 2012-07-21, 04:37

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Originally Posted by mike211

why is King Arthur a god ?
I know, i have only read only the translated vols but i am abit confuse as why King Arthur or Lancelot are gods? are all the famous people from myths and legends would become gods? could that mean we would see Beowulf and others?

Well, everyone from myths can be gods according to this LN.

Athena · 2012-07-21, 06:19

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Originally Posted by mike211

why is King Arthur a god ?
I know, i have only read only the translated vols but i am abit confuse as why King Arthur or Lancelot are gods? are all the famous people from myths and legends would become gods? could that mean we would see Beowulf and others?

Basically, people worshipped him and kept his tradition, thus making him having a kind of divine status. Same could go with Octavian and Iulius Caesar (though both were really worshipped as gods).

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mike211 · 2012-07-21, 07:05

^ So anyone who have been worshipped would eventually become a divine figure.

Athena · 2012-07-21, 07:10

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Originally Posted by mike211

^ So anyone who have been worshipped would eventually become a divine figure.

Yeah. As I might've said before, if you guys start praying to me every 10 minutes and that you spread that habit all over the world, I might become divine.

zzhk · 2012-07-21, 07:32

Well, not really... A god based on Kira might come into existence, that's all.

And besides, I would imagine these things take time, what with absorbing the essence of the stars and elements... A myth to form and be passed down along the ages. Well after the original figure has passed away...

Von Himmel · 2012-07-21, 07:32

No one answered my questions yet ;_;

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Yeah. As I might've said before, if you guys start praying to me every 10 minutes and that you spread that habit all over the world, I might become divine.

Makes me wonder whether the heretic god appears out of nowhere or also a certain person who becomes divine after they were worshipped.

Athena · 2012-07-21, 07:49

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Originally Posted by zzhk

Well, not really... A god based on Kira might come into existence, that's all.

And besides, I would imagine these things take time, what with absorbing the essence of the stars and elements... A myth to form and be passed down along the ages. Well after the original figure has passed away...

Im OK with just getting based on.

I guess it depends on how do you guys view my image. If you think that I'm a cute 8-year old girl while I'm actually an 82-year old geezer, the new god will be the 8-year old.

Though I think that it has no direct link with time, but rather what you believe and to Whig degree. For example, a god based on me will be created once the one who knew the real me pass away, leaving nothing but the myth. It should be at that time that the god is created.

@VH The answer is yes for the 2nd question, IIRC.

mike211 · 2012-07-21, 07:51

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Originally Posted by KiRa08o2

Yeah. As I might've said before, if you guys start praying to me every 10 minutes and that you spread that habit all over the world, I might become divine.

LOL, what sort of god would you become and what sort of authority would you have? oh great one...

Spica · 2012-07-21, 08:57

So its like the creator of a god are humans...so where do the souls and personality come from?

Miraluka · 2012-07-21, 09:49

They came from myths people made.

ReaperxKingx · 2012-07-21, 10:01

The name Heretic Gods comes from when they don't follow the Myths. Which is essentially the only way they can walk on Earth. Though before they can be the Myths and walk on Earth. Usually Heretic Gods are the opposite of their Myths. Such as Verethragna known to be the protector of people yet allowed his Incarnations to run wild before taking them back. If I remember correctly, the Goat made a Town into a target of a Hailstorm of Lighting, and the Raptor with each flap of its wings made Tornadoes.

zzhk · 2012-07-21, 10:29

Well, it's not like he had a choice. Verethragna lost his memory until he gained back most of his forms. Also, the divine beasts were just mindless animals acting with instinct. In any case, the mere presence of a god brings disaster.

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So its like the creator of a god are humans...so where do the souls and personality come from?

I don't know, is dithar asking a more philosophical question about where humans (and their souls) come from, if gods come from humans? In other words, who is the ultimate creator?

2012-07-21, 00:51	Link #1863
whx_epic Member Join Date: Nov 2011	Spoiler for The Last King: In novel 10, it has been disproved that King Arthur was the Last King. In fact, King Arthur has resurrected 3 years prior the story, and defeated by Alec & Alicia. The Last King was a Hero of Steel whose legend evolved into the legend of King Arthur, and his identity remains a mystery until now. Most likely, the fight with the Last King will be the last arc of Campione.

2012-07-21, 01:01	Link #1865
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2012-07-21, 03:26	Link #1868
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2012-07-21, 07:05	Link #1871
mike211 CoNfuSeOnE Join Date: Apr 2007	^ So anyone who have been worshipped would eventually become a divine figure. __________________ Sorry, Image unavailable. Only awesome people can see it. “Whatever your reasons may have been, you did what you did. Do not forget that the day will come when you must pay for it.”

2012-07-21, 07:32	Link #1873
zzhk Summary Machine Join Date: Apr 2011	Well, not really... A god based on Kira might come into existence, that's all. And besides, I would imagine these things take time, what with absorbing the essence of the stars and elements... A myth to form and be passed down along the ages. Well after the original figure has passed away... __________________ Light Novel Translations C3 - Cube x Cursed x Curious Chronicle Legion Leviathan of the Covenant Seirei Tsukai no Blade Dance

2012-07-21, 00:57	Link #1864
Miraluka Banned Join Date: Jan 2009 Age: 34	I think he need his own weapon. The Sword is part of The Warrior and can't rely on it too much since didn't master it yet so it doesn't counts. Ama no....Tsurugi is more a upgrade for his authorities and it probably will break if used. If the hero is indeed Baldr then I deeply hope Godou gets his hands on Caliburn, Excalibur, Gram, Colbrande or whatever sword the author wants, he needs one for serious. Heck, Salvatore, Erica, Lily, etc have cool swords...

2012-07-21, 01:06	Link #1866
fox350z Member Join Date: Dec 2011	Has there been any foreshadowing of the campione slayer past the translated novels?

2012-07-21, 01:07	Link #1867
Miraluka Banned Join Date: Jan 2009 Age: 34	Also, I don't think fighting the last King will be the end for the series, I see a turning point rather than an ending when there are plenty of stories to be told.

2012-07-21, 08:57	Link #1877
Spica Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2012	So its like the creator of a god are humans...so where do the souls and personality come from?

2012-07-21, 09:49	Link #1878
Miraluka Banned Join Date: Jan 2009 Age: 34	They came from myths people made.

2012-07-21, 10:01	Link #1879
ReaperxKingx Emperor of the Expected Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Florida	The name Heretic Gods comes from when they don't follow the Myths. Which is essentially the only way they can walk on Earth. Though before they can be the Myths and walk on Earth. Usually Heretic Gods are the opposite of their Myths. Such as Verethragna known to be the protector of people yet allowed his Incarnations to run wild before taking them back. If I remember correctly, the Goat made a Town into a target of a Hailstorm of Lighting, and the Raptor with each flap of its wings made Tornadoes.