A question on Anti-Magic

[The_Snark_Knight]

Could a character with anti-magic use it to harm characters on a higher tier than themselves? And if so, what would it be classified as? HAX? Ignoring Durability?

 

[Firephoenixearl]

Anti-Magic you mean Power Null? Because if yes it cannot be used for harm.

 

[Skalt711]

Depends on how anti-magic works. Generally it would harm the characters of magical nature with one condition: if their functionality depend on the magic to work. The tier doesn't depend, though I doubt that a lower-dimensional character would affect higher-dimensional or outerverse tier characters in any form according to the wiki's Tiering System. I think that anti-magic can ignore magical durability, but it rather be case-by-case.

 

[The_Snark_Knight]

That sounds about right. The verse treats anti-magic as kryptonite for magic, and it can kill magic users on the spot of it's strong enough

 

[Ricsi-viragosi]

That heavily depends on how the anti-magic works, but someone like Asta would cut through undertale monsters like butter, yes.

 

[Firephoenixearl]

@Snark If it treats it as kryptonite, then yes. That type of power would either be treated as:

Durability Negation + Power Nullification or only as Power Nullification and the kryptonite thing would be a weakness in verse.