MUSHOKU TENSEI TIER:
magicians/swordmans
[ascending]
-Elementary
-Intermediate
-Advance
-Saint
-King
-Emperor
-God ( destruction/resistence power of multicontinental scales)
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OTHER WORLD SPIRITS
[ascending too]
[all spirits are immune to physical attacks, can only be destroyed by magic and other spiritual creatures.]
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explanations of levels on this site: https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/Tiering_System
I don't have the rights to it, I just based on it
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-lower spirit: ( insect level powers / no conscience).
-basic spirit: (weaker than an ordinary human (10-C) ranging antil the peak human level power (10-A) / and less intelligent, animal level inteligence).
-medium/comum spirits: (destruction power: to wall level(9-B) antil the large Building level (8-C) / intelligence level of a human child + but more knew because of their age).
-high spirit: ( destruction power between small City level (7-B) antil mountain level (7-A)/complete consciousness,level of average human intelligence, rarely higher )
In rare cases such as the protagonist one can acquire a high intelligence before this level
-after a spirit acquires a domain it becomes a 'divine spirit'/'deity', once formed there is no longer a limit of power, the spirit and the domain will become one, and its power extends as far as its domain exists, and may even surpass dimensions, gods are the embodiment of an abstract concept, this fact. it makes it pseudo immortal because the only way to die is if its concept ceases to exist, either because no one else is aware of it or because another god / concept destroys it. (3-A).
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