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Erasing someone in infinite dimensions is high 1-B hax but not AP
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Monika verses Misogi Kumagawa
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"infinite dimensions"...huh? Infinite dimensions is high 1-B.Ricsi-viragosi said:
So what you're saying is...affecting a 5D construct = 3D power? xD
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Oh my bad there. Ok then, kumagawa can't do anything here due to the non existent physiology.Ricsi-viragosi said:
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Infinite universes is what I meant.ZacharyGrossman273 said:
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Anyway this can be closed. Non existent physiology is a problem, i can't argue Kumagawa affecting her except for "bringing her back" as in "erasing the fact that she was erased", but Kumagawa would have to be smart enough, and that is before Monkia nukes him....AND this is speed unequalized.
Also now that i think of it, Kumagawa has Non Fiction, can't he just bring her back?
Also now that i think of it, Kumagawa has Non Fiction, can't he just bring her back?
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Curse my aversion to equalising speed.
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Not a necro at all.
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This is as honest as give Kumagawa match against 2-C Devilman, so no - this is mismatch.
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She doesn't resist sealing.
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Well, then i don't know, it hard to tell for sure - more like Inconclusive with 50/50 for both.
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Why can't she erase the sealing?
And can that even keep a non-existent put?
And can that even keep a non-existent put?
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She starts with a body, and she can't erase it unless Bookmaker considers her erasure to be All Fiction.
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I already explained why that's false several times. This is a state she enters and never leaves, and taking that away from her is an arbitrary restriction. It's not a personal transformation, it's a permanent thing she gets. It would be akin to takin away the anomaly's soul from chara.
And when did bookmaker erase things that don't exist? Her erasure works after being erased after all.
And when did bookmaker erase things that don't exist? Her erasure works after being erased after all.
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She can't erase things if she can't erase things.
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I asked proof that boommaker works on nonexistents (Mental ones too, since Kuma should not be able to even know she exists due to it), and the fact that her powers work despite having been erased and the thing that gave her the powers being owned by someone else.
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Bookmaker worked on Ajimu.
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Did she have mental nonexistence or not?
And didn't she want it to work?
And didn't she want it to work?
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"It was stated that his lack of full control over his powers could wind up with him erasing all of existence. Also, combining it with Book Maker Managed to seal Najimi, but according to Kumagawa, he was only as successful as he was because she herself wanted to be held; he sealed an exact copy of Ajimu with little difficulty so it is unclear to what extent his success relied on her consent."
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You completly dodged my first question...
And I am not taking something like that as a legitimate feat, sorry.
And I am not taking something like that as a legitimate feat, sorry.
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What do you mean by mental nonexistence?
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- Mental Nonexistence: Mentally nonexistent beings cannot be remembered or recorded by any means. While they still possess physical forms and can interact with the physical plane normally, any attempts to retain any knowledge of them will fail after they can no longer be seen or otherwise perceived.
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I don't think so.
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So can he even know she's there?
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How are we sure that she has it?
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Because it's on the file.
And because that's her physiology when existence is erased
And because that's her physiology when existence is erased
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Because she showcases it?
Yeah, two beings that transend time remembered her, but other than that everyone erased become written out of reality to the point that their very mention breaks said reality. She becomes invisible, no one remembers her and she is outside of reality.
Yeah, two beings that transend time remembered her, but other than that everyone erased become written out of reality to the point that their very mention breaks said reality. She becomes invisible, no one remembers her and she is outside of reality.
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In that case, I do believe that she stomps.
Wait a minute, Misogi resurrects...
Wait a minute, Misogi resurrects...
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I also like how the OP counts votes that are saying this is a stomp
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Technically, they are voting for the character.
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No, they are not.
Not even tecnically.
Not even tecnically.
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FalseThe God Of Procrastination said:
They're saying "This is a stomp and should be closed"
If the match is a stomp there's no reason for votes, so why would they be voting?
