[Severe Spoilers] The NG+ Boss Fight Motivation

[Literally Who]

I read that in order to enter NG+ we'll have to face none other than the celestial malignant tumor herself. I just wanted to say, if you actually let us bring her to justice, as in straight up VANQUISH her off our world (make it some timeline multiverse mumbo jumbo, go wild, have fun), I'll start a cult in your name. It won't bring back that lovely poetic symbolism I talked about in the first impressions thread, but at least those of us who endured the arduous ascent of Arcadia all the way to its spiteful soul-flaying end will be able to wash down that horrid bitter aftertaste with a palatable dose of v̸̯͋̊͜e̴̪̰͌̽́n̶̆ġ̸̖͠ȩ̶͔̐a̶̲͎͐̀̚n̸͓̩͋̌͜c̵͉̱͊e̴̠͛.

 

[Own]

I'd question how anyone could kill a divine, supernatural entity whose living weapon alone has a skillset of:

- Timestop.
- Self-duplication.
- Instant teleportation for himself and others.

Which doesn't mention her own ability to meddle with the fabric of existence itself, limitless growth, and whatever she did to create Arcade and copy or bind souls to it.

I don't think any amount of ATK or MATK is taking her down in an actual fight.

 

[Literally Who]

Nah, I'd win.

Well, when you have a fairly loose setting without a concrete magic or power system or rigid rules, many liberties can be taken. Many McGuffins can be made up. And if all else fails - the power of friendship can cut through reality itself like a white hot knife through already melting butter.

On a more serious note, I rationally understand it's an idiotic pipe dream and none of that is gonna happen, but a small part of me can't help but hope there can be some resolution to this travesty. It's just unlike anything else in the game, going against every aspect that I perceived as its strength. So mean-spirited, so spiteful, it doesn't even make a good contrast, it just feels like someone added a spoonfull of tar into my Caprisun. My very being writhes in disgust and hisses with distress, like it's bearing witness to a skinwalker trying to pretend to be the thing it knows and loves.