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Revan Malice

The cool thing about Shinra is if someone is a Buddist expert then they could guess he's based off the classical four-character idiom meaning “all things in the universe” or “every phenomenon under heaven.” Cool piece of foreshadowing. It comes out of Buddhist/Chinese thought (the idea that all phenomena are stamped by one underlying truth) and later shows up in Christian Japanese texts as well (“God created shinra banshō”). Also what Shinra meant was he recreated the world many times until he succeeded and from Haumea's perspective it was the first try. It's cool how far Ohkubo digged to really build his world and ideals of the characters within it.

SprinkleVerse

Ohh so is it that when Shinra built the world it just collapsed and so he had to keep rebuilding until it was a success? 😮 I didn't think that was possible since he created the land mountains and waters but I understand now. Thank you for the explanation 🥰