Group Members from the World of Anime

I was wondering why nobody complained about Purple Mom's insistence on her, but everyone talked about Master dropping a gun.

The way the characters are described might be a bit problematic; the author should take note if they see this. The volume "Interdimensional Chat Group LV2" is completely incomprehensible. The earlier parts were barely passable, only half-understood. With this approach, you might only retain a hundred readers out of a million clicks. I remembered when I first read Infinite Terror.

Author, please explain! A character from a two-dimensional world, not even the strongest, what gives them the right to boast about dimensional attacks? And to boast about an endless, distant universe? Are you just being stubborn? Then what about characters like Niigata, God Eater, Saint Seiya, and Dragon Ball? Wouldn't they easily annihilate an endless universe? They could directly force a dimensional ascension and destroy the real world!

Unfortunately, a lot of people always try to find reality in fanfiction (the world of anime is so ridiculous, why don't you go to Academia Sinica and go to space?), And they want to find their most ideal secondary or even tertiary settings from other people's works. If that's so great, why don't you write your own? Furthermore, if the author can't even enjoy a novel, is the author being tortured?

That's incredible! She broke through the dimensional barrier right from the start. I was wondering why she wasn't this strong when I watched her before.

The author should revise the first chapter. It's truly toxic. Scáthach couldn't possibly destroy the protagonist's computer with a single shot from across countless universes. We can discuss this using two hypothetical scenarios. First, the multiverse vibration theory. Multiple universes exist in the same location, but with different vibration frequencies.

It's a bit of a shame; the power levels were inconsistent from the start, and Scáthach's strength was overstated. Honestly, the Type-Moon universe's lore is really flawed. While it talks about various mysteries, aside from the Root, the highest power level they currently have is only capable of destroying a planet.

In the Type-Moon universe, Scáthach and her kind are beings that can't even leave Earth. There are at least a dozen beings stronger than Scáthach, with names and forms, and then there are the Vanguard and others. But in Type-Moon, these are just interstellar civilizations. In other words, does the author think that planetary civilizations can be attacked at will?

I felt relieved to see the author get criticized for the first chapter.

I also play FGO, and the first chapter was really awkward. Scáthach isn't strong at all. I've read Celtic mythology, and Finn is truly powerful. Even ignoring that, just considering breaking the dimensional barrier, at least in the Servant universe (a comedy manga), either BX or X-Men could easily rival Lostbelts or Summoner's Bladepoint in terms of plot, since it's a comedy manga.