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where was that stated?
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I told you i'm not voting yet, and no check your dictionary again, they are not similar. Bypassing durabilty means that the attack neglects durability of the target damaging it anyway. Landing blows without direct contact is just that, landing blows, so if your attack is wall level, and your target is city level, despite not making contact. you hit it, does it do damage? no. And for the nakagami 1. I read a different translation. 2. You're basing it on the wrong page. The Elfman page is him expressing his opinio, the Erza page is her actually explaining what the armor does, and according to her it dispels magic. Honestly just look at the scans again, look and you'll see that Erza only cut Minerva's magic, NOT reality, look. If you still want to insist that it cuts space because one audience character claimed it did, despite it SHOWN to only cut spacial magic, and the very owner saying that its power is to dispel magic and has nothing to do with space at all...DocAnimeTheory said:@Bleuburd Erza is Large Island level versus Meliodas who is only Island level.
The wingblade armor can "land blows without making direct contact" hence it can bypass durability. The Nakagami sword can cut through space, and is peerless. Hence it can bypass durability.
Let me guess, that guy's intangibility is somehow related to magic right? You don't even need to answer.WilliamShadow said:She cut an intangible being with Nakagami armor so it's more than enough of a proof and it cuts space so, it's pretty much obvious.
This is the wise decision. Please don't go over that here. There are a lot of messages here with barely any votes, derailing this even more and it'll get closed.WilliamShadow said:Now if you really wanna waste my time talking about this then write on my wall cause I don't want to derail this thread anymore.