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If you move when time doesn't past through sheer speed and explicitly not through a resistance to time stop, should this be infinite speed?
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Moving in time stop through speed
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Makoto500
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I kinda don't get the answer but here.
Timeless Voids, i.e. areas within a setting that lack time or exist outside of the flow of time, cannot be used to grant Infinite speed. One might be tempted to apply Speed = Distance/Time and say that time equals 0 in this situation, thus moving through this type of void should result in Infinite speed. However, in a Timeless Void, time does not exist, making Time = Not Applicable.
So in short, Time = Nonexistent or Not Applicable and Distance/Time = Undefined and cannot be determined under these conditions
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Makoto500
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I see, i guess it can account as infinite speed then, maybe even immeasurable speed.
Im still not sure though so just wait for someone else to answer.
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AFAIK moving through time-stop was deemed to just be resistance. For infinite speed to work:
1. You'd need to move an infinite distance within a finite timeframe (Since infinity divided by infinity is still infinity)
2. You'd need to move a finite distance within 0 time (Instantaneous)
3. You'd need to move so fast that time itself stops moving for you, and only flows when you allow it to flow, without tampering with time yourself
1. You'd need to move an infinite distance within a finite timeframe (Since infinity divided by infinity is still infinity)
2. You'd need to move a finite distance within 0 time (Instantaneous)
3. You'd need to move so fast that time itself stops moving for you, and only flows when you allow it to flow, without tampering with time yourself
Makoto500
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"If you move when time doesn't past"
Doesn't this mean that time doesn't exist here?
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If time isn't passing that means time is stuck in the present which means time is frozen/stopped, which means moving through it with sheer speed should be Immeasurable.
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Are you talking about that thing Archie Sonic did to Flash Man where he couldn't be Time Stopped specifically because he was too fast for Time to even effect him in the first place?
Makoto500
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Alright let me rephrase it,
Doesn't it mean that it is akin to time stop yet not time stop?
(So non linear in a way)
Personally moving with sheer speed in this place is immeasurable imo.
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I didn't ask about resisting time stop and if it grants infinite speed
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So what if you nullify a time stop by making the battlefield time is stopped on move really fast
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Negating Time Stop with Time Manipulation
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You need to explain that, how is he making the battlefield move fast?
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You can't negate Time Stop with Time Hax. You need to resist time stop first to do anything or you power null opponent's time stop hax first before he can use his hax
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Ok so basically, They are fighting on a floating stone field, it’s pretty small. He then puts it in another dimension, and starts to move it. Why can he do so? Not explained, he just can
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So he did all of that while time is stopped?
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So either ONE dimension has special properties or TWO he can stop Time Stop from being activated using this weird technique OR!
This makes no sense and I give up.
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