Instant death revision

[Worthless]

In general, I would agree with you, but the fact that NO GODS in the story were shown to die for something else than physical attack or physical means (erasure) is problematic for me (along other stuff).

In my mind, that scan itself is proof. To say that physical erasure works but conceptual erasure didn't seems a bit odd

 

[SweetDao]

In my mind, that scan itself is proof. To say that physical erasure works but conceptual erasure didn't seems a bit odd

Thing is, she didn't even "erased him" but simply punched him, and he died, his body scattered into space. This is something other gods did (that were infinitely inferior to UEG) to their opponent so yeah, saying it should be conceptual erasure when nothing of the sort was ever stated elsewhere but in one single instance needs more than just assumption in my opinion.

In any case, that wouldn't even be regeneration, but just non combat applicable resurrection.

 

[Worthless]

Thing is, she didn't even "erased him" but simply punched him, and he died, his body scattered into space. This is something other gods did (that were infinitely inferior to UEG) to their opponent so yeah, saying it should be conceptual erasure when nothing of the sort was ever stated elsewhere but in one single instance needs more than just assumption in my opinion.

In any case, that wouldn't even be regeneration, but just non combat applicable resurrection.

Even if it's done through a punch, the same scan you literally just posted states that it erased him thoroughly, she ensured it did so. If the method of how she erases people is specified and it’s not via a punch, then sure. But honestly i don't know why I'm suddenly in this position but hey why not

 

[FaZe_Liam]

Agree

 

[Wikisource]

Argee with OP.
It's so peak TT

 

[TheSteveKing]

doubt, they are still arguing in this thread? because it is still open