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Hmm. If there's no difference then how do the opponents predict where he will be when time is supposedly stopped? If time was stopped it wouldn't matter if they predicted where he would be when he could literally attack while time is stopped.
Except that it was literally stated & not contradicted. It hasn't been shown to work perfectly on opponent's stronger than him. You're referring to the time skip which has shown to be different.
I never said it stopped working completely against stronger opponents, I just said that it isn't as effective, which would explain their resistance to it.
They've shown to be different though. This was shown against Goku in the tournament. Time-skip was when he skipped time & Goku predicted his movements ahead of time, & time-stop was when he was shown to be attacking while time was stopped & Goku couldn't do anything about it until he grew...
You're talking about the time skip. Time skip & time stop are apparently two different things completely. The scan i'm referring to is talks about the time stop.
Hit's time stop is not as effective against stronger opponents, whereas other characters in fiction have time stop that's effective regardless of the opponent's strength. They should only be resistant to his time stop because of this.
Also, I believe I mixed up time skip with time stop. The manga scan i'm referring to states his time stop isn't as effective against stronger opponents, which hasn't been contradicted yet. And before someone says, "but it worked on Jiren", it doesn't say it will completely stop working on...
It never said that it was completely ineffective against stronger opponents, just not AS effective. Jiren seeing right through it would support that point as well.
That just helped my point, that the stronger you are the less effective it is. That implies that a certain level of power is required to resist it. When Hit improved above Goku, Goku wasn't able to resist anymore.
Lol. I like how you say the manga is canon and try to say that hakai only works on weaker opponents. Goku vs Zamasu disproves your point.
I honestly forgot about that. Oops. What about the time skip thing though?
Why does Goku & Jiren have resistance to time stop if it was stated that Hit's time abilities aren't as effective against opponents equal to or greater than him? Other characters in fiction that have time stop has it to where it's effective no matter how strong the opponent is. Shouldn't their...