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I was going to do this tomorrow but figured may aswell do it now and see what you guys think now.
So I found this information the other day while looking for something else in the manga in regards to Orihime, Aizen describes her power here as being able to reject events and make it so it never happened, And here Aizen also calls it "Causal Rejection", capable of nullifying a series of events.
Would this be considered Causality Manipulation?
If the answer is yes then there may be further implications from this. [1] ,[2] , [3]
As seen above, Orihimes power fails to affect the soul king, with Yhwach saying a humans power could not revive the SoulKing. would that be attributed to some form of acausality because she can't undo the event of the Soulkings death? theres another moment where Orihimes power fails to fix Ichigos bankai , apparently something Yhwach contributed to when he changed the future?
I'm not too sure what to make of all this, i'm just looking for some insight from other users is all at the moment
So I found this information the other day while looking for something else in the manga in regards to Orihime, Aizen describes her power here as being able to reject events and make it so it never happened, And here Aizen also calls it "Causal Rejection", capable of nullifying a series of events.
Would this be considered Causality Manipulation?
If the answer is yes then there may be further implications from this. [1] ,[2] , [3]
As seen above, Orihimes power fails to affect the soul king, with Yhwach saying a humans power could not revive the SoulKing. would that be attributed to some form of acausality because she can't undo the event of the Soulkings death? theres another moment where Orihimes power fails to fix Ichigos bankai , apparently something Yhwach contributed to when he changed the future?
I'm not too sure what to make of all this, i'm just looking for some insight from other users is all at the moment