If someone can move in place without time and space, it means, he have infinite speed or not?

[Seventy96]

?

 

[ShadowWarrior1999]

It depends, but usually not since people don't get infinite speed for moving after timelines get destroyed. The verse would have to establish that the area is truly timeless so that anything with finite speed can't move in it.

 

[DarkDragonMedeus]

It is explained in the Timeless Voids Standards

 

[AKM sama]

Most series do not acknowledge such a feat as something that would take an infinite amount of speed to accomplish, and it's constantly portrayed as a one-off action occurring for the sake of plot. In that case, the feat is to be discarded as an Outlier or a Plot-Induced Stupidity.

In order for any given series to be upgraded based on these feats, their universe should meet, at minimum, a few of these criteria:

• The realm should be consistently and reliably described as timeless by knowledgeable characters who can be confirmed not to be lying or bluffing.
• The realm should display characteristics a realm without time would be expected to have, such as the lack of a visible passage of time, unless this is Cinematic Time.
• Although not necessary per se, and not entirely accurate either, the characters who traverse it being described as "beyond the space-time" or "beyond time" would be supporting evidence.

A simple way to look at it is to divide each one of the timeless realms in fiction in "Types":

• Type 1: "Timeless" Voids: Voids that supposedly lack time but are completely contradicted to be such. Examples: The Void in League of Legends and the World of Void in Dragon Ball Super.
• Type 2: Insubstantial Voids: Voids that have some properties of being timeless, but not enough to warrant Infinite speed, at least not most of the time. Examples: The Demon Realm in Dragon Ball Heroes and the Distortion World from Pokémon.
• Type 3: "True" Voids: Voids that are stated to be timeless and are expressively shown to be such. They have many properties that would come with timelessness to the extent that it is undeniable they would qualify for Infinite speed. Examples: The Void Beyond in Final Fantasy XIII-2 and the Dark Area in Digimon.

 

[Seventy96]

So, only resistance to time and spatial manipulation?

 

[ShadowWarrior1999]

Nah. It just wouldn't mean anything really.

 

[AKM sama]

If the question has been answered, should we close this thread?

 

[Seventy96]

Yes.