"This is me pointing out how it seemed based on the tone of your comment. Not to mention that I am not going to ignore your comment, just that other people will. Not that what I said had any bearing of my main argument"
>It is objectively impossible to read a tone of an argument (unless the person is making it perfectly clear), for all you know the person speaking in caps is laughing behind his screen out of joy, so again no reason to warn me about agressiveness when it never occured.
"No as I still called it transcending time in a fashion? Just that it was a time travel thing. I even showed you a character who has the exact same type of statement."
>How does that support your premise whatsoever? The character you showed once again is an appeal to authority, something you ignored in your previous comment, and you ignored the possiblity that the profile might just be straight up wrong.
"Yet, transcending time in the story blatantly means to time travel. Not that he as a being is beyond the concept of time and space itself. Just because one is stated to transcend time does not mean they are Low 2-C or Immeasurable automatically. That not how we treat things here. How do I know? Timemo has the same statement of transcending space and time. Not Low 2-C or Immeasurable. Dialga literally got his Immeasurable stat removed due to this not being enough information and it has more supporting Immeasurable speed than Xehanort. So let's say you are correct, it would still not support what you want it to."
>You're repeating yourself ad nauseum. I've already explained the context of how transcending time works, also where did I state he's beyond the concept of time and space? You can be beyond time and space and not be beyond it's concepts. Aka linear time and space. Or else characters that transcend the very concept should be
High 2-A since they would view time and space as spatially flat. It's clear in both of the statements that in order to time travel in the verse you must transcend time and space. It's right there, refute that point instead of repeating "it's just referring to time travel". The only thing I see for Timemon is that he has an
ability too, and as I've already explained it's an appeal to authority to try and argue because that one page does that my premise is automatically wrong. Also for Dialga, I... have no idea where you got that conclusion from, that's actually the
complete opposite of why his immeasurable stat was removed.
This thread shows they removed it because nothing remotely implied he goes beyond it or transcends it because he is time itself, so the logic falls under him being able to transcend himself.
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Immeasurable Speed: Comes from Dialga. This just makes zero sense. Dialga can't travel "beyond time" or "exceed time". That is like me saying I can travel "beyond myself" or "exceed myself". This doesn't work, while Infinite works better."
"Immeasurable: Dialga can't be beyond time. He is time. It was agreed last thread that all the scans prove is that Dialga has very versatile Time Travel. That is completely different than being beyond speed and time entirely."
"Dialga is omnipresent in his own realm alone and his physical self must time travel. He is infinite for being time, but being 4-D =/= transcending time itself and gaining Immeasurable speed."
"Being beyond conventional time is immeasurable. They aren't infinite because they can travel whenever; Dialga uses his time travel to pull that off. Their infinite feat isn't fighting in a shattered space-time continuum."
"You assume I knew how long you were typing your comment. And even if it's directed at someone else, it could answer something you would ask in your comment." >The point of that refute was that you've made a fallacious assumption to even delve into the idea that I saw the comment before replying, or else I would of simply not
"Which alone is not Low 2-C or Immeasurable."
>That's
not a refute whatsoever. Prove why it's not I've already shown you the positive proof and you just restricted to "it's not".
"Except it proves our standards on the matter. If you want to change this standard, go ahead. That's what CRT's are for. But we aren't going to budge our standards because you want Low 2-C and Immeasurable Xehanort. Matter of fact, I'll happily make a thread for you. Or it's just that we don't just give one Immeasurable speed for "Transcending Time"."
>So you've outright ignored the appeal to authority and the fact that the speed page outright contradicts your
"standards". Let's review the speed page once again:
"Immeasurable (Movement beyond linear time. This is why the speed cannot be measured. Given that S = D/T, if T is undefined the speed formula cannot be applied. This is the same reason why multiple temporal dimensions also grant immeasurable speed. For further information, see note 5 below.)"
Except you do use that as a justification for immeasurable speed, allow me to link the many profiles that outright contradict your timemon profile and it would end the same way. Difference is the profiles follow my correlation with what your speed page literally list.
Serge- "
Immeasurable with the Chrono Trigger and Chrono Cross (Allows him to exist beyond time and space)"
Evil Entity- "
Immeasurable (A higher dimensional being who moves in the 4th and higher dimensions)"
Providence_(Bravely_Default)- "
Immeasurable (Exists in a plane of existence above the space-time of Luxendarc, with the party's emotions and words resonating to both the player and the people of Luxendarc "across space and time")"
Just to refute some possible points I just foresee being used, if you try to use the argument it says "exist" the very definition of "exist" is having objective reality/being so all that would do is apply to Xehanort to.
"Xehanort is still visibly bound by linear time and causality or else he wouldn't have to go back in time and live out his life like everyone else. I feel like it's pretty obvious that transcending time is to refer to the general ability to time travel, as Young Xehanort (Clearly none of the other Seekers, which is also stated) is able to freely go through time, but clearly acknowledges that he must return to his time and live out his life, why that would be relevant to him if he transcended time I have no idea, nor why he would be limited by the laws of time. Further, Young Xehanort was unable to break out of Stopza of his own accord, why would that be a problem if he transcended time altogether?"
>How is he bound by linear time?
He has acausality, and a lot of 4D and above characters on your wiki don't have acausality, so does this mean they too are affected by causality and should by extension be downgraded? He needed to go back in time prior to gaining the ability. You're applying a Xehanort who isn't even confirmed to have the power to transcend time and space at the time of the story and appyling it to where he's stated to have it. Mind you where do you see Old Xehanort remotely shown wanting a younger body again after he reappears in DDD? Also the literal quote from Nomura himself states Xehanort discards his form when he transcends time. So this is pure assumption. Young Xehanort gains the ability cause Xehanort teaches him it. Guess, I need to relink this quote yet again,
"As a result of the actions of the Brown Robed Figure, they all were in a state where they had gained the power to transcend time." You've clearly once again misrepresented Young Xehanort's actions, he was referring to the fact that the host body Xehanort brought apart of his true orgnization has died therefore he'd be discarded back to the past and no longer have the power that his old self gave him. Yes one would be limited by the laws, just because you transcend space and time does not correlate to transcending laws. I have no idea where you got this ideal from. Transcending time =/= transcending laws. I hope you know in the KH verse that stopza is one of the most powerful forms of time magic and a weaker time magic, aka lethal frame can outright bypass ones resistance to time magic is shown right on
Sora's profile. I remember someone already saying Aqua has time magic that bypasses resistances too, so all that would show is that Mickey can bypass Young Xehanort's resistance,
especially since as I already showed you in the original quote
"— Did King Mickey's time magic not work properly on Young Xehanort because Young Xehanort has the power to control time?
Nomura:
Not Young Xehanort's but rather Master Xehanort's power. King Mickey was surprised at the time, seeing his Keyblade and noticing he harboured the power of Master Xehanort. That Keyblade was designed as the one Master Xehanort used in KHBBS combined with an hourglass, you see."
^Not only does this further prove that this is a far stronger Master Xehanort then the one you were trying to apply but also that Young Xehanort himself doesn't transcend time without Old Xehanort's powers. Now I don't want to be that guy that says "you haven't played this" but I'm wondering, what's your full knowledge on KH since you've clearly missed these points.
Jesus this took a bit to type.