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First off, no. Diavolo usually does not erase a full 10 seconds needlessly because it leaves open a blind spot. Second, King Crimson had no cool down. He sees he is about to get attacks again, and he just erases time again. He was able to react to a being with infinite speed just by virtue of always acting before the other did. The points in time that Diavolo are going to be killed or attacked are predetermined by fate, so Diavolo must simply erase these points. HR not landing its points due to erased time does not change thatZensum said:So Time Erase would remove ~10 seconds and save Diavolo from Fiamma's intial strike from his perspective and in Fiamma perspective HR would perceive the threat and 1 shot seemngly killing him. However due to already targeting the threat in Time Erase the moment it ends auto purpose willl instantly activate and strike, killing Diavolo without Fiamma knowing what happened. Essentaily the moment he stops his ability he's being hit instantly this is also not accounting for Fiamma's teleportation combos. I vote Fiamma.
He reacted to a being with infinite speed just by virtue of always acting first. When he will attack is already predetermined. Its raw power and speed do not matter hereMalox1696 said:yea but HR will always block it ignoring speed space power etc, and at the same time it will always attack using just enough power to beat him, does not matter what he skip cause HR is active all instances and does not have an intermediate actio
Epitaph makes him nigh unblitzable in that regard. Epitaph is always on so long as his stand is summoned, and he will always know that he needs to erase an incoming attack 10 seconds in advance. If he can barely react to something with infinite speed then reacting to the holy right is no issueSchroKatze said:Also, Diavolo "skips" HR > Diavolo stops for a moment to check the future > HR one shots before he can even activate due to being automatic and targeting him the moment he shows up.
The points where the holy right will attack are predetermined. Even auto defensors have issues with attacking straight out of the gate, since from their perspective, the time to defend hasn't come yet. If he attacks straight out of erased time then he can attack at what seems to be instantaneous speed as wellZensum said:@Iapitus The '~' was meant to mean around/at most 10 seconds not he would use it like that each time. He has no cooldown but he does have a duration limit. This would mean he can never attack since he would never predict a blind spot as auto target is instant. This would just go on untill he gets hit by attempting to attack or is hit in the time between using crimson over and over again. This also ignores the other attacks Fiamma could use with teleportation.
He can encroach while he is in erased time, and then do what he did to Bruno; Attack right as time is being restored to attack basically instantlyZensum said:@Iapitus Whether its predetermined or not isnt the issue. The HR auto target isn't based or dependant on anything Fiamma is doing. His attack out of erased time wouldn't even be allowed to encroach on Fiamma's position.