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Basically the Muso Tensei users got Intangibility and Existence erasure because of this:

Musō Tensei is made up of nothingness, rendering Kenshiro intangible, and allows him to erase others from existence. It also prevents him from being erased as well, however it will bypass his intangibility

Shouldn't it be Type 1 NPE instead of Intangibility, since they become essentially nothing, and only EE/Void attacks can affect them?
 
If it's actually nothingness then it's a pretty clear cut case of NEP.
 
Makes a lot of sense, by extension all those who managed to hurt Ken should get Void Manipulation to an extent (as it's listed as the weakness that bypasses the Musou Tensei)? Or would be just a potent NPI? One thing that could really help to avoid confusion though are scans to backup Musou Tensei, it's one of the few parts of Ken's profile without the manga's explanations.
 
If they hurt him while he's in this form then they just have good NPI.
 
Gotcha. Though, there' something I am confused about. Some of Ken's older matches considered that between Ken's Type 1 NEP and simply having NPI was enough for Ken's opponent to reach Ken and for their abilities to affect him (good example is his match against Dio from Jorge Joestar and Kakashi). Is this correct or was Ken's NEP being heavily underestimated?
 
Gotcha. Though, there' something I am confused about. Some of Ken's older matches considered that between Ken's Type 1 NEP and simply having NPI was enough for Ken's opponent to reach Ken and for their abilities to affect him (good example is his match against Dio from Jorge Joestar and Kakashi). Is this correct or was Ken's NEP being heavily underestimated?
Those matches just thought he was intangible. They're outdated.
 
Of course, this is on the basis of this being accepted (though that seems to be the case).
 
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