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Well auras in almost every scenario ever are passive. And as shown by other desperados like Edelweiss whe she faced Kurono (i will post proof down below), Kurono broke down without Edelweiss doing anything. I don't think there needs to be any proof for aura being passive considering that almost every show ever considers it as passive with existing. (Exerting would likely mean emitting rather than actually forcing)Dargoo Faust said:I do have a question though:
Wouldn't "exerting" an aura be active, and not passive?
Yes, however this is not the case every time, as the first quote you gave me has proven. When and how it kicks in seems rather inconsistent, and it seems to take on more intensity when the person decides that they want to attack the user of the aura.Firephoenixearl said:People don't have to engage in combat to be affected by the aura. Just read through the quotes, when ikki felt fear before he even sensed her and Kurono and nene felt the fear like a city away. Both of those cases where people were not in combat mode or even willing to engage into combat yet they still were crushed by her fear aura.
Well it's a binding technique. So it's not good in a sword fight. It's kind of like Galand's stone ability. It's not necessarily useful in combat but there are definitely exceptional cases where it would be useful.Blackcurrant91 said:For Eidelwiess's Death/Fate manip. It should be noted that even she admit's it's not that useful in combat.