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It can in a personal sense. It is still erasing time, the way he used it made it a pretty smart move, but doesn't change the fact.TriforcePower1 said:It cannot erase time though? He can only remove his own time to do stuff, which would only be catalogued as just good hax.
You cannot be 4D but not be High 3-A, as the definition of High 3-A also includes those with limited 4D powers, which, according to you, is what All Fiction is.
To be fair it could be a hyperbolePaul Frank said:Wouldn't being able to erase all of existence imply all of time as well as further supporting evidence for 4d
Doesn't the fact that it also worked to erase time mean that it is 4D in more than just erasure?DontTalkDT said:All Fiction is 4D erasure, but only in the way timetravel pardoxing stuff from existence is 4D erasure.
It still erases time, though in a personal sense. Not in a universal sense, if it were like KC (universal erasure) All Fiction would be easily High 3-A if not Low 2-C, due to being in a personal sense, it doesn't gain a tier but it's 4D none the less.TriforcePower1 said:It doesn't erase time. It can erase the time Kumagawa takes to actions creating pseudo-infinite speed. Kumagawa isn't King Crimson.
Not quite sure what you mean with "in more than just erasure", but that he can erase time makes minor 4-D erasure one legitimate interpretation, yes. What TriforcePower1 suggests is the second valid interpretation, in which it wouldn't have that.Firephoenixearl said:Doesn't the fact that it also worked to erase time mean that it is 4D in more than just erasure?
NopeEmperorRorepme said:When he erased Zenkichi from the timeline did everything that had done to that point also turn to nothing?
No. Otherwise, Kumagawa and Shiranui wouldn't even fight as both would have immediately forgotten about him. The reason they were where they were is also partially a consequence of Zenkichi.EmperorRorepme said:When he erased Zenkichi from the timeline did everything that had done to that point also turn to nothing?
Although your explanation does make sense (the 2nd one), it was actually stated that he turned time itself into nothing. So while yours does make sense, the ability would allow for the first option to be possible as well and given that our only statement includes all fiction being used on time, both could be just as valid.DontTalkDT said:Depends on which interpretation.
If he actually deleted time itself, sure.
If he on the other hand "erased time" by undoing all actions between start and end of the battle (start and end not included), then it isn't 4-D erasure.
Given the mechanics of his ability the latter makes more sense, though on the other hand it is the less straight forward interpretation.
He did, by statements, explanations, mechanics, all of them. Though the time paradox is not a given for every verse. Authors can choose to disregard it. The fact that it didn't happen, just means the author disregards it as literally everything about the ability points towards that.EmperorRorepme said:So then...isn't that the main point for "4D Erasure". To erase something completely from space and time? Which he...didn't do?
Actually, he do it, All Fiction by the definition gived by Ajimu and Kumagawa himself make "things never happened", but Ishio Ishin do not include the paradoxal effect of this attacks because of a coherent narration. plus all fiction already Erased Time.EmperorRorepme said:So then...isn't that the main point for "4D Erasure". To erase something completely from space and time? Which he...didn't do?