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So in the episode Ben Again, Eon seemed to not have proper control of the Chrono Navigator and it was gonna take a notable amount of time to properly destroy everything. However his more controlled use of the device caused all the different eras of time to be “anchored” together, and without him to “anchor” them the timelines began “snapping into place”, meaning all the chaos he was causing was directly tied to his power with the Chrono Navigator. Assuming this would give him a proper AP tier and its not just range or hax or whatever, I’ve got a couple thoughts:
- Is this more controlled showing limited to just the Prime timeline, or to all timelines? Eon partly wanted the Chrono Navigator to free himself from being trapped in the Prime timeline so it would make sense for it to extend to all timelines, however we only ever see stuff from the Prime timeline so it’s a little iffy.
- Maybe a little cheeky here, but is there any way Clockwork’s Time Rays can scale to this? The way Paradox uses the term “anchor”, it sounds like the two Clockworks are basically ripping Eon in half across their two time zones, which might qualify as an AP thing. Eon is shown filling up with a green energy and is also heard being in audible pain, so whatever they’re doing is definitely hurting him. Clockwork already has 5-D range and technically another form of 4-D scaling in Ultimate Ben scaling to near-peak Eon (although Ultimate Ben would be stronger by an unquantifiable degree), so it’s not completely out of the question. Would have to look to see if there are any anti-feats for Clockwork’s Time Rays or see if the Maltruant scaling gets too weird, but it’s an interesting thought nonetheless.