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So since he can't harm Enel during his timestop, Enel can probably just spam his lightning attacks after the timestop
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[11th Round of 7-C Bracket] - Enel vs Ekko (8-0-0)
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He can harm enel though, the only problem is Enel's regen.
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when time is frozen it is possible to hit even exlecticty because electricity is also frozen in place.Epsilon R said:
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If his body is essentially solid, hitting it would harm him.Epsilon R said:
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Not when time is frozen he is not.Epsilon R said:
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Elemental Intangibility doesn't work like that.
You can hit an elemental intangible wihtout time stop, elements are tangible (even wind and such is something you can touch), but they reform.
Punching water isn't useless because it's intangible, it's useless beacuse it reforms.
You can hit an elemental intangible wihtout time stop, elements are tangible (even wind and such is something you can touch), but they reform.
Punching water isn't useless because it's intangible, it's useless beacuse it reforms.
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Yeah that is kinda my point, it is unable to move out of th eway because it is frozen in time. Which is why hitting him would work. It cant do what elemental intangibility is meant to allow you to do which is ignore hits by essentially momving around your attacks.
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Your point is wrong. I know it sounds arrogant, but it plain is.Rocker1189 said:
The fact that he can damage things in stopped time means that he actualy exerts energy on them and they react before time stop is canceled.
Which means that if he hit the electricity, it would be pushed away by the force of the blow.
And anyways, Eneru is made out of ionized superheated matter, lightning. No matter how hard it's punched, there's no way he can destroy it to the point that there is nothing that can be considered electricity is left. For someone like Croc you can argue that pulverizing every sand grain would perma-kill him, but that's not a thing here.
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Well glad you know it sounds arrogant lol.Ricsi-viragosi said:
Or it means that it is science fiction mumbo jumbo, a lot of people hit things in time stop this is nothing new.
Except itis frozen in time so it wont.
There is not need to do so, since Enel would just be hit without his body moving.
Croc would actually get demolished in time stop since (I am assuming this is project ekko) ekko's blades attack molecular bonds.
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Turn the lights on. Now stop time.
The light is still turned on, because you stopped time after you turned the lights on.
That's basically how Enel's intangibility would work on stopped time. He's always at this taste because he enjoys the idea of being superior and godlike compared to everyone else.
>Ekko stops time
>Enel gets frozen in time
>Ekko attacks. Nothing happens. Enel's still lightning while frozen in time.
>Toki O U go ki dasu
>Enel reforms from whatever thing Ekko did at him at Time Stop.
>Enel proceeds to fight like he normally does
The light is still turned on, because you stopped time after you turned the lights on.
That's basically how Enel's intangibility would work on stopped time. He's always at this taste because he enjoys the idea of being superior and godlike compared to everyone else.
>Ekko stops time
>Enel gets frozen in time
>Ekko attacks. Nothing happens. Enel's still lightning while frozen in time.
>Toki O U go ki dasu
>Enel reforms from whatever thing Ekko did at him at Time Stop.
>Enel proceeds to fight like he normally does
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I do, but you completely missed my point so I did anyways.
All elemental intangibles can be hit. They can be grabbed, maimed, crushed, and so on. Elemental Inatngibility is not actually intangible, but simply an element being able to keep reforming after being thorn to shreds. It doesn't matter that time is stopped, he will reform after it's not stopped later, any part of him that was properly destroyed will regenerate, and he just wins.
In this case, without the propre NPI, Enel would need to be so throughly destroyed that the ionized atoms aren't even there anymore.
His body moving isn't needed for him to not die. Fact is, Ekko cannot destroy every single ionized atom inside of Enel. So after timestop ends, Enel just gives a big **** you to physics and creates more electricity to replace the completely lost parts of electricity.
Also, no he wouldn't. Again, as long as even one grain of Sand is left intact, Croc creates more sand. Ekko's timestop isn't supposed to really work for that long, and I doubt his ability to find, see and aim at every single grain of sand, let alone every ionized atom that makes Enel up.
All elemental intangibles can be hit. They can be grabbed, maimed, crushed, and so on. Elemental Inatngibility is not actually intangible, but simply an element being able to keep reforming after being thorn to shreds. It doesn't matter that time is stopped, he will reform after it's not stopped later, any part of him that was properly destroyed will regenerate, and he just wins.
In this case, without the propre NPI, Enel would need to be so throughly destroyed that the ionized atoms aren't even there anymore.
His body moving isn't needed for him to not die. Fact is, Ekko cannot destroy every single ionized atom inside of Enel. So after timestop ends, Enel just gives a big **** you to physics and creates more electricity to replace the completely lost parts of electricity.
Also, no he wouldn't. Again, as long as even one grain of Sand is left intact, Croc creates more sand. Ekko's timestop isn't supposed to really work for that long, and I doubt his ability to find, see and aim at every single grain of sand, let alone every ionized atom that makes Enel up.
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Ekko has NPI via the reality warping properties of the Timewinder
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Again, is there any point where states are made a thing for Lugias at all?The Calaca said:
When stealth attacked Croc was fine, so unless tehre is proof for it, I'm pretty sure Lugias are never not intangible.
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What kind of intangibility? Noncorporeals, phasing and elementals are not the same. Here what he needs is something that stops High regen.WeeklyBattles said:
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I actually agree with ricsi on the logia point, same thign happens with Ace at some point I believe.
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Logia's intangibility is active via thought.
Freezing active Enel in time will give you that, a logia intangibility activated.
If Ekko stops time before Enel activates his intang, he'd have normal body Enel frozen.
Freezing active Enel in time will give you that, a logia intangibility activated.
If Ekko stops time before Enel activates his intang, he'd have normal body Enel frozen.
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So Ekko fights Enel for a bit, realizes he cant hit him due to intangibility, rewinds time to before the fight starts and timestops before Enel becomes intangible
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Assuming Enel isn't always in such state.
Or that Enel can't just fry him up before he tries to rewind.
Or that Enel can't just fry him up before he tries to rewind.
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I'm asking for exemple at that. I pointed out that Croc was inantangible without tought. At what point is it shown to be something that can be inactivated.The Calaca said:
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Luffy slapping Ace with Smoker's body lol.
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If Ekko cant do anything to Enel then this is a stomp lol
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well Idm I guess, Ekko fought 2 of the toughest opponents in this, stomped one and essentially cant affect the other so its a decent showing. I vote Enel too.
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If Ekko has no means to actually do any damage to Enel then this would be a stomp
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If it wasn't clear enough, I vote Enel.
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Enel stomps FRA
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Was that even a serious moment? Nami was overcoming Luffy's resistance to blunt force for a long time.The Calaca said:
And Logia's can be pushed around just fine, too. As long as a hit isn't strong enough to actually wound them they won't just fall apart into elements.
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Could you consider it a gag scene, but Oda's explanation wasn't on the same line as why Nami can punch Luffy just fine.
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5 for Enel I think
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Enel FRA
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The Calaca said:
Pretty sure that's only from the anime.
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Nope, manga as well.
Weirdly enough, Smoker was dropping some smoke in the panel above, but I remember Oda justifying this somewhere.
Weirdly enough, Smoker was dropping some smoke in the panel above, but I remember Oda justifying this somewhere.
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My point still stands. Any lugia can be pushed around. If the force isn't strong enough to harm them, they won't just fall apart.
But any wound done still remakes itself.
But any wound done still remakes itself.
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6 votes for Enel
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Do we really need 7? It's already been agreed on that Enel stomps
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