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* MagicalIncantation: All over the bloody place. The series has a real fondness for long and intricate incantations to induce all manner of reality altering effects.
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* MagicalIncantation: All over the bloody place. The series has a real fondness for long and intricate incantations to induce all manner of reality altering effects. ''Avesta'' is an exception as [[WordOfGod according to Masada]], the first era is so close to the Zeroth era that powerful magic and abilities can still be used with relative ease.
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* GenreRoulette: As a result of that almost each entry in the series takes place in a different God's era it allows for a wide range of fantasy to crop up, from {{Cyberpunk}} Fantasy, UrbanFantasy, JidaiGeki Fantasy and HighFantasy. Some additional genres tend to also be added to spice things up.
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* ShadowArchetype: A recurring concept within the verse is that of the Apoptosis, also known as the Self Destruction Factor, a being born from a Hegemonic God's self destructive desires with inverse values from those of the original. Additionally, the Apoptosis and the original will often be drawn to one another while at the same time being unable to stand each other.
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Shinza Bansho[[note]]神座万象 The title is a bit of wordplay with the words for "All of creation"(森羅万象 Shinrabanshou) and the "Throne of God"(神座 Shin Za) leading to the title roughly translating as "The Divine Throne of Creation".[[/note]] is a series of visual novels written by Takashi Masada that tells the many tales of the gods who change the way of the world by imposing their laws on it via the Throne, a hyper-dimensional artifact that allows one to control reality.
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Shinza Bansho[[note]]神座万象 The title is a bit of wordplay with the words for "All of creation"(森羅万象 creation" (森羅万象 Shinrabanshou) and the "Throne "throne of God"(神座 Shin Za) God" (神座 Shinza) leading to the title roughly translating as "The Divine Throne of Creation".[[/note]] is a series of visual novels written by Takashi Masada that tells the many tales of the gods who change the way of the world by imposing their laws on it via the Throne, a hyper-dimensional artifact that allows one to control reality.
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The series is also known for its rather verbose writing and over the top scale. This has had the somewhat unfortunate side-effect of making the novels infamously difficult to translate properly, making good translations hard to come by. However, with the official English release of ''Dies Irae'', that now seems to be changing. Unfortunately, Greenwood, the parent company of Light, closed it's doors at the end of March 2019 leaving both the series itself and any future English localization's up in the air.
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The series is also known for its rather verbose writing and over the top scale. This has had the somewhat unfortunate side-effect of making the novels infamously difficult to translate properly, making good translations hard to come by. However, with the official English release of ''Dies Irae'', that now seems to be changing. Unfortunately, Greenwood, the parent company of Light, closed it's its doors at the end of March 2019 leaving both the series itself and any future English localization's localizations up in the air.
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* {{Ubermensch}}: A central and recurring theme throughout the series is that of characters forming their own beliefs and moral codes that breaks not only the the social norms, but the norms of the universe itself and then imposing that belief upon the world. The hegemonic gods are those that has managed to take this all the way, to make their beliefs the new reality.
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->''"I think, therefore I am. To shout with all your heart and soul that "This is me, this is how I am". Find your own way of life, believe in it and risk your very being to carry it through. That's what it means to be human. That's how the world turns. Each and every person carries with them a color that collectively depicts this kaleidoscope that we know as 'all of creation'."''
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* WorldOfHam: Perhaps one of the most ham-filled Visual Novel series around.
* WorldOfHam: Perhaps one of the most ham-filled Visual Novel series around.
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In preparation.
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* BlackSpeech: Sort of, when a god (or any character for that matter) speaks in their original tongue then their words tend to be heavily filtered and garbled alongside any accompanying text being unrecognizable scribbles in order to symbolize just how alien their speech is to those hearing it.
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* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: Due to the series scope, it has managed to amass quite the roster of characters. The canceled Pantheon was planned feature over 170 alone.
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** ''Dies Irae ~Interview with Kaziklu Bey~'' (2016)
** ''Dies Irae: Song to the Witch'' (2017)
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Some more trivia on the title. The The Divine Throne of Creation is just my approximation. If anyone has a better idea for how it is supposed to be read, then please go ahead.
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Shinza Bansho[[note]]座 万象 万象 (The universe of the dwelling of the gods)[[/note]] is a series of visual novels written by Takashi Masada that tells the many tales of the gods who change the way of the world by imposing their laws on it via the Throne, a hyper-dimensional artifact that allows one to control reality.
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Shinza Bansho[[note]]座 万象 万象 (The universe Bansho[[note]]神座万象 The title is a bit of wordplay with the dwelling words for "All of creation"(森羅万象 Shinrabanshou) and the gods)[[/note]] "Throne of God"(神座 Shin Za) leading to the title roughly translating as "The Divine Throne of Creation".[[/note]] is a series of visual novels written by Takashi Masada that tells the many tales of the gods who change the way of the world by imposing their laws on it via the Throne, a hyper-dimensional artifact that allows one to control reality.
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* StoryBreakerPower: A lot. Some of them include: the ability to be always faster than the opponent, an attack which never misses the target, ability to cut through anything, including abstract things such as distance and many others. It's actually easier to list characters that do not have one.
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* StoryBreakerPower: A lot. Some of them include: the ability to be always faster than the opponent, an attack which never misses the target, ability to cut through anything, including abstract things such as distance and many others. It's actually easier to list characters that do not have one.one.
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The series is also known for its rather verbose writing and over the top scale. This has had the somewhat unfortunate side-effect of making the novels infamously difficult to translate properly, making good translations hard to come by. However, with the official English release of ''Dies Irae'', that now seems to be changing.
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The series is also known for its rather verbose writing and over the top scale. This has had the somewhat unfortunate side-effect of making the novels infamously difficult to translate properly, making good translations hard to come by. However, with the official English release of ''Dies Irae'', that now seems to be changing.
changing. Unfortunately, Greenwood, the parent company of Light, closed it's doors at the end of March 2019 leaving both the series itself and any future English localization's up in the air.
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* MagicalIncantation: All over the bloody place. The series has a real fondness for long and intricate incantations to induce all manner of reality altering effects.
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* StoryBreakerPower: A lot. Some of them include: the ability to be always faster than the opponent, an attack which never misses the target, ability to cut through anything, including absctract things such as distance and many other. It's actually easier to list characters that do not have one.
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* StoryBreakerPower: A lot. Some of them include: the ability to be always faster than the opponent, an attack which never misses the target, ability to cut through anything, including absctract abstract things such as distance and many other.others. It's actually easier to list characters that do not have one.
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The series is also known for it's its rather verbose writing and over the top scale. This has had the somewhat unfortunate side-effect of making the novels infamously difficult to translate properly, making good translations hard to come by. However, with the official English release of ''Dies Irae'', that now seems to be changing.
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* PurpleProse: The series is somewhat infamous for it's writer's extremely verbose and grandiose style. The novels often find themselves ranking extremely highly on lists for the most difficult-to-translate Visual Novels because of this.
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* PurpleProse: The series is somewhat infamous for it's its writer's extremely verbose and grandiose style. The novels often find themselves ranking extremely highly on lists for the most difficult-to-translate Visual Novels because of this.
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* ReferenceOverdosed: A lot of references in each work.
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* ReferenceOverdosed: A The series tend to reference a lot of references various famous works of fiction in each work.a number of ways.
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* ArtEvolution: The series has undergone quite a few changes in style over the years. ''Paradise Lost'' for instance was drawn in a much more cutesy style compared to when G Yuusuke took over as lead artist starting at ''Dies Irae''. Even G Yuusuke's own style has changed somewhat over the years. ''Dies Irae Pantheon'' looks to evolve the artstyle yet again.
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* PurpleProse: The series is somewhat infamous for it's writers extremely verbose and grandiose style. The novels often find themselves ranking extremely highly on lists for the most difficult to translate Visual Novels cause of this.
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* PurpleProse: The series is somewhat infamous for it's writers writer's extremely verbose and grandiose style. The novels often find themselves ranking extremely highly on lists for the most difficult to translate difficult-to-translate Visual Novels cause because of this.
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Expanding the description slightly. Still needs way more work. Feel free to add if anything seems missing.
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Shinza Bansho[[note]]座 万象 万象 (The universe of the dwelling of the gods)[[/note]] is a series of visual novels written by Takashi Masada, also called the Masadaverse. Dies Irae also has both a manga and anime adaptation.
The story tells the many tales of the gods who change the way of the world by imposing their laws on it via the Throne, a hyper-dimensional artifact that allows one to control reality.
The story tells the many tales of the gods who change the way of the world by imposing their laws on it via the Throne, a hyper-dimensional artifact that allows one to control reality.
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Shinza Bansho[[note]]座 万象 万象 (The universe of the dwelling of the gods)[[/note]] is a series of visual novels written by Takashi Masada, also called the Masadaverse. Dies Irae also has both a manga and anime adaptation.
The storyMasada that tells the many tales of the gods who change the way of the world by imposing their laws on it via the Throne, a hyper-dimensional artifact that allows one to control reality.
reality.
Originally starting with the somewhat experimental novel ''Paradise Lost'' in 2004, the series has since grown as each new installment added more to the world at large. While each story is self-contained, they all tie together in a multiversal canon where large scale RealityWarping is a common occurrence and where strong enough individuals can impose new natural laws in accordance with their own desires.
The series is also known for it's rather verbose writing and over the top scale. This has had the somewhat unfortunate side-effect of making the novels infamously difficult to translate properly, making good translations hard to come by. However, with the official English release of ''Dies Irae'', that now seems to be changing.
The story
Originally starting with the somewhat experimental novel ''Paradise Lost'' in 2004, the series has since grown as each new installment added more to the world at large. While each story is self-contained, they all tie together in a multiversal canon where large scale RealityWarping is a common occurrence and where strong enough individuals can impose new natural laws in accordance with their own desires.
The series is also known for it's rather verbose writing and over the top scale. This has had the somewhat unfortunate side-effect of making the novels infamously difficult to translate properly, making good translations hard to come by. However, with the official English release of ''Dies Irae'', that now seems to be changing.
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Figured I'd change this bit. The quote however is completely my original cook up. Didn't know of any actual quotes or sentences from the series that could have been used to cover the whole series.
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A series of visual novels written by Takashi Masada, also called the Masadaverse. Dies Irae also has both a manga and anime adaptation.
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[[caption-width-right:350:The gods of Shinza Bansho [[note]]座 万象 万象 (shinza banshou, the universe of the dwelling of the gods)[[/note]] around the Throne]]
A series of visual novels written by Takashi Masada, also called the Masadaverse. Dies Irae also has both a manga and anime adaptation.
The story tells the many tales of the gods who change the way of the world by imposing their laws on it via the Throne, a hyper-dimensional artifact that allows one to control reality.
Installments include:
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* ''Paradise Lost''
* ''VisualNovel/DiesIrae''
** ''Dies Irae ~Interview with Kaziklu Bey~''
** ''Dies Irae Pantheon''
* ''VisualNovel/KajiriKamuiKagura''
[[/index]]
!!Tropes common to Shinza Bansho Series:
* AbstractApotheosis: Becoming a Hadou/Gudou God means becoming an embodiment of the Law. For example, 'I want this moment to last forever', 'I want to become a blade that cuts all' and so on.
* PurpleProse: The series is somewhat infamous for it's writers extremely verbose and grandiose style. The novels often find themselves ranking extremely highly on lists for the most difficult to translate Visual Novels cause of this.
* ReferenceOverdosed: A lot of references in each work.
* SentientCosmicForce: Any Hadou God is a walking universe.
* SoulPower: Most abilities are soul-based.
* StoryBreakerPower: A lot. Some of them include: the ability to be always faster than the opponent, an attack which never misses the target, ability to cut through anything, including absctract things such as distance and many other. It's actually easier to list characters that do not have one.
[[caption-width-right:350:The gods of Shinza Bansho [[note]]座 万象 万象 (shinza banshou, the universe of the dwelling of the gods)[[/note]] around the Throne]]
A series of visual novels written by Takashi Masada, also called the Masadaverse. Dies Irae also has both a manga and anime adaptation.
The story tells the many tales of the gods who change the way of the world by imposing their laws on it via the Throne, a hyper-dimensional artifact that allows one to control reality.
Installments include:
[[index]]
* ''Paradise Lost''
* ''VisualNovel/DiesIrae''
** ''Dies Irae ~Interview with Kaziklu Bey~''
** ''Dies Irae Pantheon''
* ''VisualNovel/KajiriKamuiKagura''
[[/index]]
!!Tropes common to Shinza Bansho Series:
* AbstractApotheosis: Becoming a Hadou/Gudou God means becoming an embodiment of the Law. For example, 'I want this moment to last forever', 'I want to become a blade that cuts all' and so on.
* PurpleProse: The series is somewhat infamous for it's writers extremely verbose and grandiose style. The novels often find themselves ranking extremely highly on lists for the most difficult to translate Visual Novels cause of this.
* ReferenceOverdosed: A lot of references in each work.
* SentientCosmicForce: Any Hadou God is a walking universe.
* SoulPower: Most abilities are soul-based.
* StoryBreakerPower: A lot. Some of them include: the ability to be always faster than the opponent, an attack which never misses the target, ability to cut through anything, including absctract things such as distance and many other. It's actually easier to list characters that do not have one.
