I know that your opinion by itself isn't enough especialy since you aren't even a knowelegeble member, however all I am asking is just for a reason, this is how debating works, people explain their stance, they don't just say "I don't like it" and refuse other points, all I want is a resoaning
There's no reason why the other characters who also showed feats of moving while time literally stands still wouldn't count too. The mechs being able to operate in stopped time doesn't mean that the other characters dpn't resist it. As I told you before, the effects of time being stopped doesn't come from the characters themselves (unlike Chaos Control, which also stops time but it's activated by the characters), but rather as a mechanic of the switches themselves. This mechanic is unrelated to Sonic and nothing in the game even remotely suggests that it allows the activating character to move during stopped time. That would mean that the characters being unaffected by the time stop comes from their own resistance to time stop
Stop ignoring my points, that is stonewalling, because I directly countered it by explaining it comes from the healing ability, with some focusing on the actual health while some focus on the gauge, Knuckles (https://sonic.fandom.com/wiki/Knuckles_Heal) is an example of a character where his heal ability is focused on the gauge, claiming it to be "gameplay mechanics" is ignoring part of a ability of a character
And I'm not ignoring your points because it doesn't address mines.
Because they're the ones initiating time stop and as far as I know, if you're initiating the time stop then you don't naturally get resistance to it. It doesn't matter that their way of doing so is through an external means, since they're stopping time it's just assumed that it doesn't affect them due to them being the one that initiates the time stop. I will say though, this is just from my own looks at several of the profiles that possess time stop so I might be completely wrong here.
I’d like to point out that the “soul gauge” from Sonic and the Secret rings’s applications are also mentioned on the profile in abilities such as resurrection. Abilities exclusive to gameplay can still be added to the profile or else a lot of game pages would look a lot less full. Abilities of games that have no set lore comes to mind.
And to add to what you said, I literally explained how it is different than the chaos control, which is a form of time stop that IS intiated by the user and thus, moving in it doesn't count as a resistence.
No they aren't. I literally explained to you that they aren't the ones who activate the time stop. What they're doing instead is that they press on the switch, which causes it to be activated, and THE SWITCH is what causing time to stop, NOT the characters who press the switch
I am not being "hostile", don't gaslight me, I directly adressed your point with an explanation, examples and reasoning, your entire counter argument is just "I don't like it, no", give me the reasoning, why didn't my point adress it, this isn't being agressive, or hostile, this is just asking for reasoning, please give me one, I will stop "bothering you"
While I don't think the case of the game lacking lore works in this instance since the game this comes from does have a story and because of the wider lore of Sonic's setting, the rest very much ruins my argument. If something like the case of Ichiriko gauge has been accepted for the profile, then it's only consistent to accept this as well
And actually, several characters who possess Time Stop thanks to external means also do not possess resistance. Mario, Doraemon, and Rick Sanchez are three examples that come to mind of characters that don't naturally stop time and accomplish it through similar means to these sonic characters yet they lack it. So I don't think the Sonic characters would qualify in that case.
I'm not gaslighting you, you have been coming off as aggressive to me, demanding that I tell you my reasoning which I have given time and time again. If you don't find it satisfactory, that's fine but I've stated it and you seem to insist that I haven't.
The Mario example isn't very good since it comes from a power-up that specifically allows Mario to resist the effects of the power up, and Rick and Doraemon's time stop comes from gadgets that they specifically designed to allow themselves to resist the effect of theor gadget. The switch however, isn't a gadget, nor a power-up, and has no relation to Sonic and the rest of the cast.
Well tbf my point was that gameplay-only abilities can be added to the pages. There is somewhat of an explanation on the soul gauge since it relates to Sonic's curse by Erazor Djinn. However I also found "empowerment" for characters for Smash Bros for instance which is probably based on the rage-mechanic which is never referenced in cutscenes, yet still accepted since characters clearly show the ability in gameplay.
Then use that as the justification.
