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The Super Dimension Calculator is a massive, doughnut-shaped quantum computer from Godzilla Singular Point. It uses a Singular Point and is at SHIVA Union Compound India.
Function[]
The machine was designed to predict and calculate all outcomes that transcend space and time. The doughnut-shaped protective housing also functions as a monitoring and controlling device. It is trans-temporal and can reach into the future and past for calculations and data. It emits strong gravitational waves from the exterior of the doughnut.
According to Bearach Byrne the calculator was incomplete. It is said its completion would drastically change the world, but it was still currently under testing.
History[]
Ashihara created the Super Dimension Calculator from a Singular Point he extracted from a 2000 meter deep borehole. It originated in an archetype well, referred by SHIVA as the Red Lake. It was a work in progress for 20 years. Furthermore, it is said it will take another seven years to get the Singular Point out of the hole and to the surface.
There was a giant explosion caused by the calculations, which led to the computer being sealed for 20 years andAshihara presumed dead in the blast. 20 years later, Professor Li unsealed it and discovered Archetype and the Orthogonal Diagonalizer. She relaunched the lifting of the Singular Point and used it as a production plant for the various stages of archetype instead of a calculator.
Salunga was particularly fixated on the device, committing several attempts to go towards it and thwarted several times by SHIVA personnel. When he reached it he started destroying its protective casing, seemingly in an attempt to reach the Singular Point inside. He was extremely close to success, but the activation of the Tokyo Orthogonal Diagonalizer ended this, immobilizing Salunga and shredding the calculator's protective casing. It is unknown if the device is still functional.
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