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Well as i said his file "infinite speed" can be translated to "unlimited speed" which means he can accelerate as much as he wants.ProfessorLord said:Yeah, his file has said he has infinite speeds. This means he can of course accelerate as such.
I change my mind, dont remove MiH speed because it being infinite can be important in some matchups where an opponent can prevent the universal collapse but not his speed. Instead list it as varies and state that the highest end speed he can reach is infinite speeds.
That's what i mean. The infinity simbol is often used as a synonim to unlimited. There is no limit to the speed he can reach.ProfessorLord said:I can post later but the original scan uses the infinity symbol. It doesn't say unlimited.
Bottom line is it can feasibly reach infinite speeds, regardless of how physics and logic works.
Huh? My blog on all fiction (which was accepted by most) is purely based on science and logic doe.PaChi2 said:You werent as "scientifically correct" with Medaka as you are now with JoJo... Ovo
Yeah it's just resisted. Ger is kind of a done deal. We'r focusing on MiH a bit now.PolarKid said:i dont aggre with ger speed being removed it moved and talked in erased time and activetad its ability
Everyone who moves or acts in timestop doesnt get infinite speed slapped on them, they get Resistance to timestop 99,9% of the time.PolarKid said:i dont aggre with ger speed being removed it moved and talked in erased time and activetad its ability
You can resist having your time erased, but as is proven above, GER's time was erased, so that is no longer an option. You cannot resist not having time. This is not time stop, this is lacking time. You cannot resist lacking time any more than you can resist a timeless voidPaChi2 said:Resistance to time erasure. Done.
????????Yobobojojo said:That's not really a thing tho
first off, Whether it does or does not does not matter, that was my point. Either way still results in infinite speedPaChi2 said:@Iapitus
Firstly, King Crimson doesnt create a timelesd void. Secondly, you can resist any ability, its fiction. KC erases time? Fine, GER time's cant get erased.
Wouldn't that mean GER resist time manip (time erasure in this case)? Like, we don't give someone who can moves within timestop Infinite speed rating.Yobobojojo said:That's not the argument. The argument was that GER's time was erased, and it still moved. There is a difference.
That's still resistance. Ignoring a skill is literally resisting it. You resist something = you literally dismiss what a skill is supposed to do.TacticalNuke002 said:GER didn't resist any time related stuff. He just ignored it and moved anyway.
Because you just agree to go where there is no time. Get my point?Seventy96 said:OFFTOP: Why is impossible to resist true void?