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How do you define 'living'. If you can create food and organs. those are certainly organic things just like any other thing that is 'alive'. If you can create all parts of human body and connect them are you creating living thing? Or is it that you define living as with functioning brain? Because brain as far as we know is physical organ from organic matter just like any other organ and if you can scan it you can replicate it. So then wouldn't you be creating living thing if you created brain? if you can create other organic things why couldn't you create brain? Or is it that in star trek there are some kind of souls that only 'living' things have that aren't made out of matter or energy which would make replicator unable to replicate?

Why can't they just travel through instant dungeon without enemies and with increased time speed?

If that's the case would it be possible to do this repeatedly? What's stopping him from once she trains back to peak to make another orb, now if she trains again and consumes 2 orbs she will be even stronger, and this could be repeated infinitely

Only eight billion? kinda rookie numbers considering how many variables exists in the real world.

Big doubt, as shown in fights he struggles quite a bit even against quite ordinary ammunition and opponents. Sure he is still op, but you are underestimating what GT equivalent of TNT means, that kind of power literally tears atoms apart annihilating matter into energy particles... No material in existence would survive that close range, and I doubt the mana shield would either since it can't withstand a few attacks from more than a few opponents at the same time. Not to mention those opponents are quite weak compared to power that can literally tear apart mountain ranges... I think the author just put some cool looking number there without thinking about implications of how powerful that is.

So of for example if he uses magic to make his ally invisible, then that ally steals everything Rigel wants from the enemy, and then gives it to Rigel as a gift would it count? I assume the gifts he gets from the characters he can also keep right?

All this fancy army and armors and weapons are good. But what will you do once a dragon the size of a mountain comes? Morgoth was obsessed with creating bigger and badder dragons and surely if he found nation with big wooden tree he wouldn't think of unleashing those fire breathing lizards against that tree right?

bro thousands of megatons? Of what TNT equivalent? any weapon with that kind of destructive capability is literally unusable unless you fire from hundreds of kilometers away. The fireball of total obliteration for just 1 Gigaton would be like 20 Km in diameter. Normal person standing outside would still die even at 100Km distance from the shockwave alone. If small canon like this is capable of gigaton yield. Than if he builds something several times larger he could literally crack open planets with it.

bro its like saying why live your life if at the end you still die. Why then just not end it early if the result is the same? The point is what matters is not the end but if you enjoyed how you got there. If the author likes what he writes and people like to read it what is the problem? Not everything has to have some deeper meaning, or hidden message. People like to do stuff that has no meaning all the time, just look at the stories like friends or other sitcoms that have story about nothing interesting in particular but people still love to watch it.

Most of the biggest billionaires today have that much networth due to companies they own/created having high stock evaluation. Imagine what would happen to stock of Tesla or Amazon if their majority owner and founder started selling. All the transaction are public and people's confidence in the company would drop. The value of stock has nothing to do with the real value of assets the company has. Its imaginary value that people predict the company might make in the future. Also in most countries yo have to pay insane tax if you want to take money out of investment once you have certain net worth so most billionaires don't have more than a few millions or less in bank account and mainly use different methods of financing for buying stuff. And no rich person is stupid enough to have a lot of money in cash as it will just lose more of its value the longer they hold it.