Is being able to almost instantly sober up from being drunk (using a specific technique) some kind of resistance to poison manipulation?

[Pikaman]

So I saw a profile that has not being able to get drunk as a supporting feat for resistance to poison manipulation, but;

A: I’m not sure if this would count in the same way, since they are able to get drunk, they can just reverse the effects/speed up the processes of sobering up potentially?

B: A quick search here reveals people seem fairly torn on whether it even counts.

so I just want to nip this in the bud

Is being unable to get drunk resistance to poison manipulation? And if so, is being able to sober up almost instantly through a technique also resistance to poison manipulation?

 

[XSOULOFCINDERX]

I have no idea but I'm curious about this myself.

 

[Valiant_Abyss]

If we treat alcohol as poison then you could write "Controlled Resistance to Poison Manipulation via (Insert name of technique)"

 

[KingEzran]

If we treat alcohol as poison then you could write "Controlled Resistance to Poison Manipulation via (Insert name of technique)"

Yeah, I agree with this. I tried looking to other profiles for answers. I stumbled upon Sung Jin-Woo's page which gives a resistance to alcohol as a partial explanation for the Poison resistance. But because alcohol is pretty specific, yeah, something like "Controlled Resistance" or "Limited Resistance" would work I think.

 

[Thelastmlg]

Wouldn't this be more like healing or purification? I forgot, isn't being drunk basically your brain process going crazy?

 

[KingEzran]

Actually yeah, a self-healing would make the most sense now thinking about it.

 

[Pikaman]

But Self-Healing feels a little broad for something only shown to sober you up. My thought on how it worked was that it rapidly sped up the process of/instantly detoxed the liver.