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Mr. Bambu
Mr. Bambu
Just getting to a point described as such doesn't, no.
Johner2133451
Johner2133451
How about in this context? Where a realm was stated as such

Mr. Bambu
Mr. Bambu
What you are asking about is Acausality Type 5, specifically. This type of acausality reads as follows:

Type 5: Causality Transcendence: Characters with this type of Acausality are completely independent of cause and effect, existing outside causality. Characters of this nature require evidence of being unable to be changed by any effect that relies on a system of causality, meaning that interacting with them normally is impossible.

Note that being utterly and totally immutable is something that, strictly speaking, is only guaranteed for characters with a Tier 0 rating, while lesser characters can only have likewise lesser forms of the ability by their own nature. They may, however, have a particularly potent form of immutability bestowed upon them by a Tier 0.
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It then has a note attached to it, on the page.

Note: Being completely independent of space, time, laws, or similar forces does not make you completely independent of causality without the relationship between these forces and causality being clarified, with it only being considered as evidence for an irregular relationship with causality otherwise.
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As such, this statement doesn't yield Type 5. Even just the note clarifies that this is not concrete evidence for Type 5.
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