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That shows that resisting Hit's abilities is due to a weakness of the hax rather than due to a resistance since you only need to be stronger than Hit to break his haxesThat's not a proof that AP>Hax is a general rule in DB.....
That just shows Hit's hax can be overpowered
How that he can resist said abilitie because of power , or you can also say that since there other characters in fiction that have resisted has , than it's because it,s the weakness of the hax as well.That shows that resisting Hit's abilities is due to a weakness of the hax rather than due to a resistance since you only need to be stronger than Hit to break his haxes
Yes it is , ap>hax.Hit's time skip can be resisted by strength, and so is hakai (hakai destroy ki attacks, as shown with GoD Toppo, but strong enough ki attacks aren't destroyed by the hakai)
It's not a general rule, but at least for Hakai and Hit's Time skip, AP > hax does apply
This was only really mentioned in the mangaThat shows that resisting Hit's abilities is due to a weakness of the hax rather than due to a resistance since you only need to be stronger than Hit to break his haxes
The anime clearly showed Goku breaking Hit's time skip with his power alone, and Jiren also broke Hit's Time Cage with just his power alone, so the anime has evidence for that tooThis was only really mentioned in the manga
I was referring to the manga explanation that the effectiveness of Hit's Time Skip is dependent on his opponent's power level, and if it is significantly higher than his own, Time Skip is uselessThe anime clearly showed Goku breaking Hit's time skip with his power alone, and Jiren also broke Hit's Time Cage with just his power alone, so the anime has evidence for that too
Then explain how frog ginyu replaced bodies with Tagoma, who is more than a trillion trillion times stronger than the frogYes it is , ap>hax.
That's why I specifically mentioned just the hakai and Hit's time skipHowever to be completely technical, it is case-by-case. Buu's transmutation/absorption for example can't be resisted by Ki
Wait didn't Vegeta said he need to damage the enemy first to use the forced spirit fission?Yeah. There are enough counter examples to make any kind of generalization. Vegeta's spirit fission and 7-3's copying were explicitly shown to work on stronger opponents in recent times
It could be simply him getting cut of course and that doesn't change anythingThen explain how frog ginyu replaced bodies with Tagoma, who is more than a trillion trillion times stronger than the frog
Also explain Baby in GT posessing stronger characters then itself
Why wouldn't that meam , that those atks , potency surpasses that of the character, because you realize, if it can work on this stronger being, that means that the potency of the atk surpassed that of the character.Yeah. There are enough counter examples to make any kind of generalization. Vegeta's spirit fission and 7-3's copying were explicitly shown to work on stronger opponents in recent times
Frog or not, it's still the same atk . Also who said that togoma is 4-B , or that he wasn't surprised or something? Because of course if they are of guard they would be affected by those atks or hax.A 10-C frog surpassing a 4-B? Come on.
Also Merus was much stronger than Moro, and Moro still stole his powers
Jiren wasn't really affected by the time stop. He definitely moved when Hit tried to attack him, and only struggled to free himself from the time cageSaid this in another thread, but Hit was capable of utilizing Time Skip on Jiren initially. Jiren wasn't resisting it, but predicting his movements like Goku also did, but unlike Goku was still casually stomping him.
Jiren could still move , if he can move it's because he was resisting it, it's such an irrelevant example.Said this in another thread, but Hit was capable of utilizing Time Skip on Jiren initially. Jiren wasn't resisting it, but predicting his movements like Goku also did, but unlike Goku was still casually stomping him.
AFAIK Vegeta just needs to land hitsWait didn't Vegeta said he need to damage the enemy first to use the forced spirit fission?
No he wasn't. He was literally just predicting where he'd be before Hit used Cage of Time. He wasn't moving in Time Skip at all.Jiren could still move , if he can move it's because he was resisting it, it's such an irrelevant example.
Referred to what I said above.Jiren wasn't really affected by the time stop. He definitely moved when Hit tried to attack him, and only struggled to free himself from the time cage
Time skip before the cage didn't work , and you realise this is from hit's pespective , if he couldn't move he wouldn't be able to atk. Irrelevant pointless argument.No he wasn't. He was literally just predicting where he'd be before Hit used Cage of Time. He wasn't moving in Time Skip at all.
Just because he could sense hit doesn't mean he can't move. That is also debunked if he couldn't move he wouldn't be able to slap hit that many times. Also just because you see him not moving from hit's perspective doesn't mean he can't move , that's from hit's perspective, that doesn't mean anything, such a worthless. argument. And I'm pretty sure you got the name tides of time from the db wiki and there it also says he stops times with that technique, and jiren could still move (were he shattered hit's dimension).No he wasn't. He was literally just predicting where he'd be before Hit used Cage of Time. He wasn't moving in Time Skip at all.
The name tides of time is from fighterZ and the anime dude. I already mentioned in verse they don't make the distinction between tides of time and time skip aside from like the 1st appearance.Just because he could sense hit doesn't mean he can't move. That is also debunked if he couldn't move he wouldn't be able to slap hit that many times. Also just because you see him not moving from hit's perspective doesn't mean he can't move , that's from hit's perspective, that doesn't mean anything, such a worthless. argument. And I'm pretty sure you got the name tides of time from the db wiki and there it also says he stops times with that technique, and jiren could still move (were he shattered hit's dimension).
That was Tides of Time as well. 1st time he even used it on screen in fact. Hell even their 1st fight where Hit was able to repeatedly stop Goku via simply improving his Time-Skip's Duration and eventually getting full out Time Stop in the middle of Kaioken Blue's Assault debunks the idea that Anime Hit's Time Skip has a power weakness as from the 1st time Goku resisted it he was > Hit in strength.Fair enough, but the arguments of time skip being able to be broken by sheer strength (as Goku's kamehameha did in the second fight with Hit) still stands
So his hax became stronger when he got stronger? If so that just means the potency of his hax is reliant of his APGilad, people can power up.
Also, energy attacks raises people's Ki level when they do it.
I know it's from that game, it's just I'm thinking you also got it from db wiki if not it's fine.The name tides of time is from fighterZ and the anime dude. I already mentioned in verse they don't make the distinction between tides of time and time skip aside from like the 1st appearance.
And what? Time Skip is him stopping time and moving into place to attack again, saying "well it's from Hits perspective, that's why he can't move" is headcanon. Also Tides of Time doesn't stop time. Hit hides in pocket dimension made from the time he's stored up via Time Skip, leaving an afterimage at his previous location.