Anime, starting from Re:Zero (Zero - Starting Life)

[The setting remains unchanged. After all, there's no rule-based resistance. If you mindlessly resist, you might get cut in half by Paul's cheating sword.]

9. Power: Starting from tens of billions of tons, the upper limit is trillions of tons, tens of trillions of tons, or even higher.

(In the setting, the upper limit of the average pure-blooded V-star is roughly this level. Of course, above the average V-star, there are also elite warriors, generals, kings, and so on. For example, the Omnipotent Man, who has many powerful displays, is roughly the second or third most powerful surviving V-star, excluding the protagonist Mark. His powerful displays include, but are not limited to, throwing a meteorite the size of Texas out of the solar system.)

But anyway, let's consider the upper limit to be trillions or tens of trillions of tons. The idea that the omnipotent man can easily push away the moon, as described in Moegirlpedia, is ridiculous. I did a quick calculation and if he could easily push away the moon, it would take him less than a microsecond to accelerate from a standstill to the speed of light, and that's purely through strength, without the ability to fly.

Of course, the above is for adults only, so it's not impossible for minors to start at tens of millions of tons.)

[Stay true to the settings. You need to practice anyway, and in most cases, you can't just attack recklessly.]

10. Growth: Normal pure-blooded aliens may awaken their superpowers around the age of 7, such as controlling gravity.

The older the Weixing people get, the stronger they become, and their growth rate can be increased through training and fighting.

It's not explicitly stated, but there should be a setting where fighting to the point of near death and then recovering will rapidly make you stronger, or even break through the limits of your original talent.

(The original story doesn't specifically state when the V-stars awaken their superpowers, but the protagonist awakens at the beginning because he was born long ago. In the original story, the protagonist Mark experiences a period of rapid growth through exercise, and every time he's knocked down, he becomes stronger. The strongest character in the original story, the Regent, seems to have a similar period.)

[Following the setting, Gawain has little chance of a fatal fight.]

11. Perception: This isn't mentioned in the original story, and there are many contradictory portrayals. For example, the Omniscient's vision, hearing, and sense of smell are often indistinguishable from those of ordinary people, and they can even be blinded by secrets being made in person. However, occasionally, the Voids' five senses seem to align more closely with their physical abilities. It's quite strange.

(To summarize, I've made a separate setting. Because they're interstellar beings, their vision is superior, comparable to that of astronomical telescopes, with a wider visual spectrum and dynamic vision commensurate with their speed. Their sense of smell is stronger than that of the Great Forest Orc Royals, and their hearing is stronger than most non-job races. In general, other than vision, the other effects aren't significant.)

[Purely self-designed.]

12. Emotional ability: This is a very important point. Judging from the original story, the self-proclaimed ruthless people of Vitrum are actually not much different from Earthlings in this respect. Gawain is also one of those who has been poisoned by Vitrum traditions.

(The emotional abilities of the Wei Star people are actually stronger than those of Earthlings. Putting aside their mental resilience, which allows them to suppress emotions for thousands of years without going insane, the universality of their emotional abilities and empathy is also exaggerated. An omnipotent person who has abandoned the traditional values ​​of the Wei Star people can even easily understand the values ​​and emotions of a bug-like star with a lifespan of less than a year, and fall in love with one of them.

Logically, the psychological qualities of the Wei Star people must be saintly. They possess an aesthetic tolerance and empathy far exceeding that of Earthlings, capable of understanding and empathizing with any intelligent race as if they were their own. Yet, they are unwavering in their genocide and racial discrimination, and rarely become insane as long as they are accepted by their fellow humans. This is truly a case of going off the deep end.

[Some settings are retained, as Gawain is still young, so in some cases he will be more human-like.]

13. Intelligence and memory: Far beyond the capabilities of real humans, in line with the normal settings of an interstellar civilization. Learning the knowledge of the six-sided world is probably as easy as playing.

(However, the Weixing people probably wouldn't be too good at intelligence, after all, they have super powers. Moreover, the intelligence setting of American comics is no different from that of comedy comics. As long as the author wants, any dropout from Earth can drive a world-destroying weapon in the garage.)

[It’s considered a self-set one.]

14. Soul defense: I forgot whether there is any relevant description in the original work, so the settings here are completely based on my own.

(Again, the original worldview is a standard American comic, with all kinds of power systems. As a standard hexagonal race, the Weixing people must have strong resistance to the mysterious side, even if they don’t have the offensive power of the mysterious side. Otherwise, they would have been instantly wiped out by some messed-up magic planets during the process of infinite expansion.)

[Self-made, possesses soul defense power similar to physical defense.]

15. Time to adulthood: There is no set time for pure-blooded people to reach adulthood. However, the growth rate of mixed-bloods will be closer to that of non-Western people.

Taking into account the perception of most viewers, it is set at 15-20 years old for adulthood, which means there is no difference from purebred humans.

(Logically speaking, a hundred years for a race with an average lifespan of over ten thousand is a bit too fast to reach adulthood, but the timeline of Re:Zero - Starting Life in Another World is very tight, so I would prefer that Gawain can grow up with everyone else, which would also facilitate his psychological growth.

What will happen next is that their appearance will grow very fast, but they will actually still have many more years to grow when they reach the standard size of an adult male. Their sexual maturity will be a few years later than that of humans in the human world, so maybe it will be similar to that of humans on Earth?

Anyway, if there's any question, just use the fact that Gawain has been in hibernation for over nine hundred years to explain his actual age, making him nearly a thousand years old and a legitimate young man.)

[Purely self-designed.]

in conclusion.

Gawain’s setting is actually very strong.

Even though he has almost no chance to fight to the death and grow rapidly in the world without a job, just by living to adulthood, he can obtain the full strength of an ordinary pure-blooded Weixing person. Coupled with magic and the advanced knowledge he is taught, he may even be stronger than the ordinary pure-blooded Weixing person.

Probably close to the level of elite Weixing warriors.

The author initially thought that this setting might be too much, and wondered if he should suppress his ability to awaken at the age of seven.

After all, at the beginning of the second chapter, Gawain was already able to defeat any lower-ranking strongman who didn't use tricks.

But if you think about it, it has nothing to do with the end result.

Gawain had no idea about the plot, so he didn't know where to use his combat power, not to mention that no matter how strong these powers were, they were only at the bottom of the upper powers.

He couldn't defeat any of the Laplace Triple and Dragon Boss.

It's not just that they can't win, but when the abilities of the Weixing people reach their limit, they may only be able to fight to a draw, or have a slight advantage.

But it’s no use winning, these are all potential teammates.

The real enemy's pseudo-god can destroy the world with one blow, and it is impossible for the powerful people from the continent to the surface, including the protagonist, to challenge him.

Therefore, even though Gawain is very powerful, when facing the pseudo-human god, he can only return to the realm of interpersonal relationships.

His strength can only be used to skip some tedious plots, and it is not even a decisive factor for the ultimate goal.

not to mention.

Gawain's essence is, after all, just a lonely little brat who has drifted to a foreign land and has been poisoned by the education system in his head. Forget about figuring out how to have a happy ending at the beginning. It would be considered a victory if he could not commit suicide.

that's all.

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Note: I did another simple calculation, considering only classical physics (after all, we can all exceed the speed of light).

When the protagonist Mark in Invincible Young Warrior just awakened (definitely weaker than the pure-blooded Vians when they just awakened), he could make a baseball circle the earth in five seconds and explode a corner of Mount Everest. We don’t consider how exaggerated the material of this baseball is, nor do we consider what level of disaster this level of speed will cause.

Simply put, it is close to 3% of the speed of light, and the energy consumed is close to 5×10 to the twelve power. If converted into potential energy to counteract gravity, it can lift an object weighing more than 400 billion tons by one meter.

This is just for fun. It is normal for the actual strength limit of Mark when he first awakened to increase several times.

If we add some real physics, and the ball really can circle the earth and remain intact (regardless of what ability keeps it intact), this game of passing the ball can kill most humans, and this is without considering the effects of relativity.

Therefore, my opinion is based on the setting of this book.

Simplified version of the report

[This article is a condensed version of a longer article.]

【Mostly from a high-level perspective】

【If you have read the previous article, you can read it again】

1. [Height, appearance, etc.]: No different from humans on Earth.

2. [Reproductive Isolation]: There is no reproductive isolation from human-like intelligent life, and the Vitrum genes will gradually erode and transform the genes of the other party, making the offspring more and more similar to the Vitrum people.

3. [Civilization and Culture]: The educational brain in the brain is constantly indoctrinated with the following content: militarism, imperialism, supremacy of force, the law of the jungle, socialistism, purism, rationalism, racism, and so on (as well as extreme patriarchy in a non-gender sense).

4. [Lifespan]: At least 10,000 years.

5. [Self-Healing Ability]: Large amounts of missing bones and brain cannot be regenerated, but missing non-heart organs can be regenerated and are not fatal. This level of serious injury will take several months to recover naturally.

6. [Survival]: Can survive for weeks or even months without water, food, sleep, or breathing. Can easily survive in the deep sea, underground, and in space.

7. [Flight, Speed]: Leveraging an organ in the inner ear, one can naturally control gravity around the body to fly without consuming energy. In a worldview that ignores relativistic effects and the speed of light, one can easily reach superluminal speeds in space. Within the atmosphere, one can easily reach speeds exceeding 100 times the speed of sound.

This book sets the scene, in which the Vikings have abilities similar to biological stances, but they are limited to protecting external objects during flight and lifting huge heavy objects.

8. [Defense]: Virtually impossible to be poisoned or sick. Naturally resistant to temperatures below absolute zero, as well as sustained temperatures of millions or tens of millions of degrees, and instantaneous temperatures exceeding hundreds of millions of degrees or higher.

There is no resistance to rules, and only one's own strength or above can break the defense with brute force.

9. [Strength]: Gawain's strength as an infant was billions of tons.

In the young, unexercised stage, it is tens of billions of tons.

When a person reaches the standard adult physique, it will be hundreds of billions or trillions of tons.

When it reaches the standard physique of a Weixing warrior, it is 10 trillion tons.

Gawain's genetic limit is millions, quadrillions of tons.

10. [Growth]: You can grow faster through training and effective combat, but you need to go through a lot of death battles to approach the upper limit of your talent.

11. [Perception Ability]: Extremely wide visual spectrum, astronomical telescope + optical microscope, dynamic vision matching own speed; sense of smell is stronger than the royal family of the Great Forest Beast Tribe; hearing is stronger than most races in the world without a job.

12. [Emotional Ability]: Under natural conditions, aesthetic tolerance, empathy, emotional ability, and mental resilience are far stronger than those of humans on Earth.

You can appreciate the beauty of any humanoid race.

I can understand the three views of any humanoid race.

Can fall in love with any humanoid race.

With the above innate traits, he can still slaughter various intelligent races in the name of the empire for thousands of years without going crazy (as long as he is recognized by his compatriots).

(Note: Mantises are considered humanoid)

Among his peers, Gao Wen is considered to be a combination of *** and iron.

13. Intelligence and Memory: Far superior to real humans, in line with the normal settings of an interstellar civilization and its own physiological characteristics. Learning the knowledge of the six-sided world is probably as easy as playing.

14. [Soul Defense]: Equivalent to one's own physical defense.

15. [Time of Adulthood]: Gawain himself has been in the hibernation chamber for over 900 years, and with extensive exercise, he will reach adulthood within 15-20 years, reaching sexual maturity around the age of 12.

Adulthood for the Weixing people does not mean that they have reached their limit of development; they can continue to grow.

Chapter 37 Big Event

January 22, 412 in the Jialong calendar.

A month later, Sylphy's little brother Rudeus also turned five years old.

Perhaps because they felt that such a grand opportunity only came once in five years, no one found it annoying to prepare two birthday parties in a row within a month. Instead, they happily used all the ideas that hadn't been used for Sylphy's birthday on Rudeus.

Rudius, who had been extremely active in the previous two fifth birthday parties, was no exception this time. He even shamelessly tried to join in the planning of celebrating his birthday.

Of course, it was rejected.

During the routine daytime break on his birthday, Rudeus also proposed to hold the first magic flying competition. The four people were equipped with parachutes designed, tested and manufactured by Rudeus and Gawain in the previous months, and used the same early delta-wing glider to participate in the competition. The race was from the open-air classroom to the second classroom location that had just been selected a while ago.

The results are:

Rudeus won the first place overwhelmingly, Sylphy narrowly defeated Gawain to win the runner-up, and Gawain lost narrowly to hold on to the third place.

Congratulations, congratulations.

Except for the fourth person who tried his best but failed to complete the race, everyone was very satisfied with their results.

Lokixi's chant-free flying training was too short. In her haste to catch up with Gawain, she accidentally ran into turbulence and crashed.

In the evening, of course, the most anticipated part is the routine gift and dish announcement session.

Mother Senis gave two books and a box of common mineral specimens that she collected after asking many people and visiting many shops. One is "Insect Encyclopedia" and the other is "Mineral Dictionary". The former should be taken into consideration for her son's hobby, while the latter is to assist his career.

Paul's father also spent a lot of money this time. It is said that he used his collection from his adventurer days to replace his son with a swift short staff inlaid with high-quality khaki magic stones. He fully took into account Rudius's preference for earth magic and his usual combat habits, making Rudius the second person among the four masters and apprentices to own a proper magic wand.

(No spoilers: Sylphy's magic stone accessories can all be used as spellcasting media, with a bonus to water magic. As for Gawain, he must have had a revised staff much earlier.)

Even Gawain was quite satisfied with Paul's performance this time. However, for some reason, Loki seemed a little shaken after seeing the short staff.

Miss Lilia was also very thoughtful and gave Rudius a pair of goggles that she had spent a lot of effort to make. They did not exist in this world and were just something Rudius mentioned to Gawain.

"Master Rudeus, with this, you won't always have eye pain after testing the glider, right?"

Gawain was envious... and sighed that Miss Lilia was like Rudeus' second mother.

As for the gifts from Gawain's family, they were much more modest.

After all, most of the money left by Elina Lijie had been spent. Even so, everyone had tried their best.

Gawain brought out a black box and used magic to unlock the magic circle on it. Inside was a pair of silver-black arm armor that was mostly buried in black iron sand. He introduced them:

"This is a prototype magic gauntlet. The size can be adjusted using our magic. These iron sands are replacement materials for the non-functional parts. Bring it to me in a few days and I'll help you modify it. By then, you should be able to embed your staff into the gauntlet to aid in spellcasting."

Of course, the key point is: "The instructions are in the box."

The scarf Sylphy gave was a khaki scarf, which was knitted by the little angel who was currently undergoing "good wife learning". Even though Sylphy made something like this for her brother every year, and there was no special meaning in giving scarves in this world, Rudeus was sweating profusely.

After all, a while ago, when he and Gawain heard Sylphy say, "I'm trying hard to learn how to be a qualified wife," Gawain almost broke his forearm.

Please go to the orthopedics department immediately.

Stop hurting innocent passers-by.

Debbie's mother's gift was also thoughtful. She collected as many different paints as she could, and Gawain, upon learning about it, also helped to collect a few, bringing the total to nearly thirty. Although Debbie's mother couldn't understand Rudeus's occasional lament that he wanted paints other than those for painting or dyeing, she had been diligently collecting them since she remembered.

Uncle Roltz also remembered Rudeus's request for a handmade hunting bow, saying it would look cool even if it couldn't be drawn, just for decoration. So, he made a traditional hunting bow that Rudeus could draw, with slight adjustments for a stronger bow. Seeing that Uncle Roltz was worried that such a gift would be too shabby and embarrassing for the children, Gawain also helped make ten arrows with special effects and suggested painting the bow with traditional Long-Eared patterns, making the gift look more like a work of art.