Just saying that it can nullify stuff as complex and powerful as Gojo's Limitless techniques. Whether or not that makes it able to null Regulus' stuff, I am unsure.
I don't know if that would make them able to cross infinite distances though.
I think so. JJK's Cursed Energy is basically just its own pseudo-magic power system anyway.
Aren't information and mind manip a bit different? One tries to take control of your mind, one forces information inside of your head. If Regulus can process information and able to think, wouldn't that mean that the process of processing information isn't halted?
Ah, yea, then it can prolly stop the overload from infinite information.
So we agree Hollow Purple can "kill" him? Since it's not an ordinary attack that just breaks apart something at an arbitrary scale (As time stop would negate that from working as their state is maintained), but instead just reverts whatever it touches to "void" and just makes it non-existence.
Were they shown to negate existence erasure with time stop or not? It's hard to tell from the wording here. If he hasn't shown to negate it, we can't assume they can because of the narrative or anything like that in the verse.
That just sounds like an unconventional resistance to me. Although I guess indirect resistances don't need to be listed? I feel they should be indexed personally even if it's not directly covered so people don't need to discuss what they could indirectly resist or not via hax.
I don't think it being similar to whatever EMM is inherently means it has type 9 immortality. I feel there needs to be a direct statement for an assumption that large than something just being "similar". Though I don't really know the context so I could be wrong here.
Domain Expansion doesn't negate Cursed Energy. Characters are still able to use cursed energy to fight inside of a Domain Expansion. Gojo even fires pure cursed energy to counter Jogo's attack in the Domain. Characters can also still use cursed energy to amplify their statistics like normal as well, etc. The techniques/abilities themself are what is usually negated.
I don't think the text is saying it's literally a downsized version of it. Just that it's a downsized version of it in terms of application. It manipulates time and space in a limited area to negate interference from the outside world. It works differently, but is stated to be similar because it also accomplishes the effect of negating damage like Regulus. Don't think that means Regulus' abilities should be taken to literally work the same but with more.
I'm pretty sure your average domain expansion cuts you off from outside space within some kind of pocket reality. Only exception is Sukuna, who leaves some gaps open to increase it's potency
It possibly negates time hax? Domain Expansion is stated to negate all cursed techniques. One character who has hax related to time is Maki's father, Naobito Zenin has a technique, in which someone needs to move in 30 frames per second, and if they aren't able to do so, they are frozen for 1 second as a penalty IIRC. Yet this technique would also be susceptible to neutralization of Domain Expansion as every other technique. Other than that, I can't think of many examples as I'm not caught up with JJK.
I wasn't referring to Regulus' ability. I was saying that EMM is stated to act like a barrier in your own post:
It's obviously not a normal 'barrier'. But it creates a "barrier" by manipulating the time and space of an area around them.
I of course would agree if there's an example of their existence being erased not doing anything due to their time shenanigans, but if there isn't an example, I think it's fair for us to assume that existence erasure would erase their physical body.
Existence erasure from my memory doesn't really exist in verse, the Whale and Gluttony can erase people from existence, but they leave a physical body, their existence erasure, is more so erasing memories, and changing history, so that a person never existed ie all things associated with them is erased, history is basically rewritten so that person never existed.
When you say they "leave a physical body", do you mean that only memories and things associated with them is erased, but their body is untouched? Or did you mean something else?
A bit confused by the wording here as well. I don't mean to say this to come off as rude, but I think simplifying what you mean would help with interpreting it. I mean, not necessarily on its own, but like a "tldr" simple explanation afterward usually helps with digesting what you mean. I picked up on some of the things you were saying here, but I couldn't draw the conclusion you were coming to.
I'd say if you're not sure, it's fine to assume it does work over going "We aren't sure if it will or won't work" since there's no feats of him resisting physical existence erasure that just erases all his physical components from existence. Practical attacks try to change the structure of something (i.e. damage it), whereas Hollow Purple simply gets rid of it, ctrl alt deletes it. It'd likely be a bit different if they had an ability that activated even without conscious decision or applied some law where if anything happened to them it was rewound, because then after being erased, the ability would activate and undo it. However here, all that's being done is preserving the matter of a character in a specific instance/state from 100 years ago which means it can't be physically changed. Purple like I said though doesn't change anything though, it gets rid of it altogether.As for how that interacts with EE
Yes, their bodies remain, but things such as memories about them are erased, also actions they performed ie if they wrote a letter, that letter would now be blank, and also their possessions would be erased, ie if they lived somewhere, things would be rewritten so they never lived there, nothing they owned would exist anymore.
Gotcha. Thanks for elaborating
