Thinking of Yuriev, I'm reminded of Fatman's quote from Metal Gear Solid 2. "I am the greatest that humanity has to offer, and the lowest."
He was a genius beaten only by the unbeatable Wilhelm and was so close to achieving his objective. So close.
We know that Abel is the key to utilizing the Zohar's full potential. The EP3 database has this to say for Omega Res Novae:
"Although it does not house the Original Zohar itself, it uses Abel as its core module and an emulator as an auxiliary, making its power far greater than the original Proto Omega."
Even though Proto Omega had the Original, it is weaker than an emulator-powered object because of Abel. Also the database entry for Omega Metempsychosis has this to say:
"Abel has been built into the control device in the unit's core, due to the need for the higher-dimensional "power" flowing directly through the Zohar to be stabilized for dimensional space."
The point is Yuriev was not bluffing when he said the power he wielded was infinite - thanks to the Zohar and Abel he could tap into the limitless Upper Domain energy. He was unstoppable.
Then Albedo showed up...
How did Yuriev lose here?
Also, another question!
But we know from Wilhelm and side stuff that the attempt to enter the "Upper Domain" had failed when it was tried in the past:
"Zarathustra is one of the systems created by people in ancient times. It was used to ascend to the realm of God. It was orchestrated by Mary and its power source was you, right, Yeshua? But it didn't turn out the way they expected."
But Yuriev was not using chaos and the power of Anima, he was using the infinite power of the Zohar. But since the Zohar and Abel are, in fact, drawing off U-DO's own power, could Yuriev have achieved his ambition? If he had gotten to Michtam and Zarathustra, could he have ascended to the Upper Domain?
He was a genius beaten only by the unbeatable Wilhelm and was so close to achieving his objective. So close.
We know that Abel is the key to utilizing the Zohar's full potential. The EP3 database has this to say for Omega Res Novae:
"Although it does not house the Original Zohar itself, it uses Abel as its core module and an emulator as an auxiliary, making its power far greater than the original Proto Omega."
Even though Proto Omega had the Original, it is weaker than an emulator-powered object because of Abel. Also the database entry for Omega Metempsychosis has this to say:
"Abel has been built into the control device in the unit's core, due to the need for the higher-dimensional "power" flowing directly through the Zohar to be stabilized for dimensional space."
The point is Yuriev was not bluffing when he said the power he wielded was infinite - thanks to the Zohar and Abel he could tap into the limitless Upper Domain energy. He was unstoppable.
Then Albedo showed up...
How did Yuriev lose here?
Also, another question!
But we know from Wilhelm and side stuff that the attempt to enter the "Upper Domain" had failed when it was tried in the past:
"Zarathustra is one of the systems created by people in ancient times. It was used to ascend to the realm of God. It was orchestrated by Mary and its power source was you, right, Yeshua? But it didn't turn out the way they expected."
But Yuriev was not using chaos and the power of Anima, he was using the infinite power of the Zohar. But since the Zohar and Abel are, in fact, drawing off U-DO's own power, could Yuriev have achieved his ambition? If he had gotten to Michtam and Zarathustra, could he have ascended to the Upper Domain?