Since the starting point of comparative analysis as defined here is the explanation of similarities and differences, the obvious conclusions to draw are: a. that universalizing comparative analysis is used to make sense of similarities, and b. that differentiating comparative analysis is used to explain differences.
There are three bonfires in the Tomb of the Giants. Two act as warping points. 1  Tomb of the Giants Warping Point-At the bottom of the third and last sliding bridge, down a nearby ladder.2  It is within the vicinity of Patches. Tomb of the Giants Warping Point-At the bottom of the third and last sliding bridge, down a nearby ladder. 2  It is within the vicinity of Patches.
The Ginnungagap is the final dungeon in Tales of Symphonia: Dawn of the New World. The Ginnungagap is a gap between dimensions that can be accessed via the Otherworldly Gate. Within it is the door that separates the human world from the demonic realm, Niflheim. The Summon Spirit Ratatosk serves as the guardian of this door, and his duty is to ensure the door does not open, with help from the power of the eight Centurions.