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The Exdeath and Enuo profiles say that they are both omnipresent in the void. I've looked everywhere and found 0 evidence of this. In his fight, he gets engulfed by the Void, and then comes back as Neo Exdeath. Enuo was stated to be engulfed by the Void. I really have no idea how the hell you guys got "becomes omnipresent and one with the entire void. A clone of him in FFXIV looks like this. I don't know about you, but that doesn't really look like he's literally one with the entire Void at all. He just got control over it.
Second of all, characters like FFXIV protagonist have infinite speed due to scaling above Exdeath since he's "omnipresent" across infinite universes, but for whatever reason, Dissidia characters who we scale above FFV Neo Exdeath don't have infinite speed.
Dissidia characters also randomly have immeasurable lifting strength because they are apparently more powerful than Exdeath and Enuo, even though there's no evidence they scale above them in lifting strength
There's probably evidence that proves me wrong that I simply haven't seen, so if there is any, just post it here
Speed
We also rate a lot of characters as MFTL+ because of the FFIV Meteor spell, where meteors are summoned from outer space. Don't remember a single character who even reacts to it, in fact Golbez gets hits by it and loses against Tellah. And where the hell does it say these meteors are from nearby stars? Why assume they are just because you see it twinkle in the sky? Sounds really arbitrary
Hax
A lot of characters gain pain manipulation and resistance to it based on this thunder spell feat of attacking the nerves. This isn't anything special, normal lightning can do this too.
Sub-atomic matter manipulation is given because the Fire spells heat up the electrons, increasing their velocity. This is just how heat works in general. I don't think everyone in fiction who has survived fire or heat will get resistance to subatomic level matter manipulation.
The same applies to the Ice Spell's matter manipulation, this is just how ice works
Agreements:
FFXIV WoL Downgrade to MFTL+ : Shmooply, Zeta, AKM sama, DDM, Eficiente, Matthew
Removal of Omnipresence and Immeasurable Lifting Strength: Eficiente, AKM sama, vietthai, Matthew
Disagreements:
Removal of Omnipresence and Immeasurable Lifting Strength: Theglassman, Zeta
Second of all, characters like FFXIV protagonist have infinite speed due to scaling above Exdeath since he's "omnipresent" across infinite universes, but for whatever reason, Dissidia characters who we scale above FFV Neo Exdeath don't have infinite speed.
Dissidia characters also randomly have immeasurable lifting strength because they are apparently more powerful than Exdeath and Enuo, even though there's no evidence they scale above them in lifting strength
There's probably evidence that proves me wrong that I simply haven't seen, so if there is any, just post it here
Speed
We also rate a lot of characters as MFTL+ because of the FFIV Meteor spell, where meteors are summoned from outer space. Don't remember a single character who even reacts to it, in fact Golbez gets hits by it and loses against Tellah. And where the hell does it say these meteors are from nearby stars? Why assume they are just because you see it twinkle in the sky? Sounds really arbitrary
Hax
A lot of characters gain pain manipulation and resistance to it based on this thunder spell feat of attacking the nerves. This isn't anything special, normal lightning can do this too.
Sub-atomic matter manipulation is given because the Fire spells heat up the electrons, increasing their velocity. This is just how heat works in general. I don't think everyone in fiction who has survived fire or heat will get resistance to subatomic level matter manipulation.
The same applies to the Ice Spell's matter manipulation, this is just how ice works
Agreements:
FFXIV WoL Downgrade to MFTL+ : Shmooply, Zeta, AKM sama, DDM, Eficiente, Matthew
Removal of Omnipresence and Immeasurable Lifting Strength: Eficiente, AKM sama, vietthai, Matthew
Disagreements:
Removal of Omnipresence and Immeasurable Lifting Strength: Theglassman, Zeta
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