Those are not scars. They are wounds with no shading, or being lit up by the psychic energy covering them.
“You can’t see through her hands” isn’t an argument, especially considering the size of the sword point she was stabbed by. There is not a SINGLE panel where we can see through Tatsumaki’s hands, if there is, PLEASE show it. Until then, we can only conclude the wounds aren’t big enough to see through.
How? The wound itself is caused by an object piercing through her hands so naturally you have to be able to see it lol. If you had holes blown through the middle of your palms then how would you not be able to see through said holes when looking at them without said flesh regenerating.
RR stabs through him with a thin blade and Garou covers it with a bandage later lol. The size of the blade is much smaller than Orochi's horn so obviously it isn't going to be as prominent.
Just because she is still bleeding doesn't mean that the wound hasn't healed itself, in all scans depicted you can't see any visible puncture through her skin and can only see scars, you even acknowledge it's a scar at the end of your paragraph lol.
On this page her hands are released from the spears, A whole chapter later they appeared to be closed however I can understand if that can be interpreted as shading since her hand is balled up so on this page her hand is flat open yet you can't see through it suggesting that the wound literally closed up. In the span of an entire chapter later I think it's reasonable to assume the wound is closed.
There is nothing to respond to here. You’re just repeating yourself, and you didn’t answer my request: when can we see right through her hands?
Bro if we are not able to see through her hands that means they regenerated, I already provided proof that they could have regenerated off panel and regardless, no pages that show a hole through her hands just supports my point of some form of healing going on.
That's because Tatsumaki literally squeezes at her hands where the wounds are located and has recently got smashed into a rock by Fuher and beaten up by Black Sperm which would naturally open up her wounds. I agree that they are still wounds but they are clearly wounds that have healed from their original state.
Where are her hands cut wide open? You try to ask me to provide a page where her hands are cut open then later on say her hands are cut open. I provided a logical answer because it's otherwise a plot hole that her hands healed up, as I showed with Garou, Murata has no problem drawing holes through ones body so it makes no sense to think that all those panels that @Kachon123 are Murata making the same mistake over again and Fubuki has shown the ability to heal others so why can't Tatsumaki, a more skilled esper do something similar?
Fair enough, I don't mind if it's changed to self healing or whatever
Not only has Tatsumaki never shown this ability, Fubuki has only been shown to do it to others, not herself.
So you're ignoring what I typed? She obviously has healing.
What chapter and page is that shown?
Can you look at my first message in this CRT.
The one I debunked? No.
If you're just going to state the same flawed arguments, then I'm done here. I'm not going to argue with someone who doesn't know what they're talking about.
If you can’t define how my arguments are flawed, then they aren’t flawed.
Technically speaking whether or not someone's arguments are flawed isn't dependent on whether or not someone else can define how they are flawed. That being said, if that someone else is saying that they are flawed anyway without defining how, then that is a rather flawed way to approach this.
Why? Tatsumaki has no healing feats.
Do you have proof that it was just "psychic energy," or that there is just no shading?
They have a weird effect in them in some panels, and if you look closely, dried blood on Tatsumaki’s hands don’t overlap the “””scars”””, suggesting they are still holes and not skin. That’s not even regarding the fact in the most recent chapters they are still, very clearly, holes, and still very clearly bleeding.
Done and done.
