Microsoft's Assistant's narrative analysis of science fiction devices: Adam's Akuma devices, Tar Valon witches' artifacts

Microsoft's assistant guesses devices have to do with sciences/calculus

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Q: What is the device the "Millenium Earl" tricks people to use to bring someone back, how come it curses them, how do you produce such a device which does not curse you? Is it not actual magic but a metaphor for some villain who is abusing computers? Is it close to the Tar Valon witch who produces "the smallest portals"? How do you produce such devices which do good to us?

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The “Millennium Earl” from the D.Gray-man series is a complex character with supernatural abilities. Let’s break down some aspects:

1. The Millennium Earl’s Identity:

   • The Millennium Earl, also known as Adam, is a central figure in the series. He was once human but transformed into the Earl through mysterious means.

   • His true nature is intertwined with ancient events, biblical references, and supernatural forces.

2. The Device to Bring Someone Back:

   • The device you’re referring to is likely the “Heart” or “Akuma Egg.” The Millennium Earl tricks grieving individuals into using it to resurrect their loved ones.

   • However, there’s a dark twist: The revived person becomes an Akuma—a soulless, mechanical creature bound to the Earl’s will.

3. Curses and Akuma Transformation:

   • The curse lies in the transformation process. The revived person’s soul is corrupted, and they lose their humanity.

   • The Akuma serves the Earl’s purpose, perpetuating suffering and chaos.

4. Metaphor vs. Magic:

   • While the series blends supernatural elements, it’s not a literal portrayal of magic. Instead, it uses metaphors and symbolism.

   • The Akuma represent the consequences of tampering with life and death, akin to the dangers of playing god.

5. Tar Valon Witch and “Smallest Portals”:

   • The comparison to the Tar Valon witches (from The Wheel of Time) is interesting but not directly related.

   • The “smallest portals” in The Wheel of Time are magical gateways, whereas the Akuma transformation involves dark science and twisted souls.

6. Creating Devices for Good:

   • In the series, Innocence—an opposite force to Akuma—is used to combat the Earl’s creations.

   • Innocence is a mysterious substance that can take various forms (e.g., weapons, artifacts) and is wielded by Exorcists.

   • Exorcists use Innocence to fight Akuma and protect humanity.

In summary, the Millennium Earl’s devices are a blend of supernatural, symbolic, and dark scientific elements. To create devices for good, one would need to harness Innocence rather than Akuma technology. However, this remains a challenging task within the series’ intricate world. 🌟¹²³

Q: Must all akuma be twisted, or just the ones created through the Earl's devices? Just how complex is such a device? How complex is the "smallest portal", can this summon akumas to do good to us? If basic arithmetic is 1, algebra is 2, calculus is 4, the most advanced search formulas/artificial intelligence is 6, how would you rate how complex such device is?

Akuma Complexity:

• All Akuma created through the Earl’s devices are inherently twisted. Their souls are corrupted, and they serve the Earl’s malevolent purposes.

• The complexity of an Akuma device involves both dark science and supernatural elements. It’s beyond basic arithmetic or algebra—closer to the realm of advanced calculus.

“Smallest Portal” Complexity:

• The “smallest portals” from The Wheel of Time are magical gateways created by Aes Sedai.

• Their complexity is mystical and far beyond basic math or even calculus. They manipulate space and time, allowing instantaneous travel.

• However, they don’t summon Akuma; they’re unrelated to the D.Gray-man universe.

Creating Devices for Good:

• To create devices for good, one would need to harness positive forces like Innocence (from the same series).

• Innocence is intricate, akin to advanced artificial intelligence. It takes various forms and empowers Exorcists to combat Akuma and protect humanity.

In summary, Akuma devices are complex, twisted, and involve dark science, while the “smallest portals” are purely magical and unrelated to Akuma. 🌟

Q: Is this akuma or one of the small portals?

The video you shared appears to be related to Akuma, the mighty demon from the Street Fighter series. Akuma is a top-tier character known for his devastating martial arts moves and dark powers. However, it’s not one of the “smallest portals” you mentioned earlier. Those portals belong to a different fictional universe altogether. If you’re a fan of intense battles, Akuma is definitely worth exploring! 🥋🔥¹²³

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[Typo: asked "is this akuma" not "is this an akuma", possible this confused Copilot to cause it to reference a pronoun.]

If Haku is “an akuma”, guess

counts as an akuma? Wish

counts as one of the smallest portals.

Assistant’s narrative analysis of Fullmetal Alchemist’s Ouroboros + Homunculus: