Because I'm not? Doesn't take a genius to figure out a
example listed isn't a catch all thing. I read it, I understand what it's saying, I also understand that greays exists and should probably think about things for a second or two before deciding if it's applicable.
Except the fact you keep going on about Abstraction range being universal in locale. Literally range. Don't be semantic with me, it's literally what the limitation is talking about.
Because the Calamity still exists
If the Calamity exists, let alone never went away, he too will still exist, this is like, literally how his powers work?
Would this be a bad time to mention other pages have limitation sections and are meant as a guideline in most cases and not standard defaults?
Better yet, stop clinging to a EXAMPLE of a limitation and thinking it works like that every time. Of course if you destroy the thing he embodies he'll go away, but like, what if the thing embodied wasn't completely destroyed
Really makes you think. If Yhwach doesn't get rid of the very thing he must get rid of, it won't be doing anything.
>"Eternity only embodies time on a local, universal scale. If the universe is destroyed, so is he."
Yeah, he does, that's how Eternity works, but it ain't how like, Kracko works for example. I'm glad this has now become an Eternity match.
And what if time never went away? He'd still be around, he'd never have gone away, and Eternity is an odd case because his abstraction is
explicitly bound to that universe's time. WoU isn't the same, he isn't bound to that universe's calamity, he's bound to Calamity within a universal range. There is a difference. It's not that Calamity is bound to the universe, it's the Calamity exists all throughout the universe, it's not like time where time is a direct facet of the universe, it just so happens Calamity exists everywhere. There is a crucial crux of your argument you're failing to understand and that's
your example is about a character who's directly tied to his universe's existence. It has nothing to do with how we the wiki treat something, because if Calamity actually was tied to the explicitly same universe you'd actually be correct, but that isn't what it is, it's you not grasping that your example isn't as all encompassing as you think it is, this whole argument is dumb as ****, it relies on something working for WoU a certain way when it doesn't.
Yeah, so range.
As for feats and statements, I'd love to but that would require it working that way you're implying it does in order for there to be feats on the contrary
. Tbh the existence of Love Train should be sufficient enough imo.
Or, perhaps, that isn't the case being he's bound to Calamity and Yhwach isn't getting rid of Calamity but just making more? How hard is this to comprehend? You keep going on a tangent about how "well he's only bound to that universe, not this or that", when that isn't even how it works for him, he's bound to Calamity, WoU isn't bound to the universe, nor is Calamity bound to the universe. As long as Calamity exists within a universal range of him, given you're getting anal about that, he
will continue to exist, the fact one universe went away means nothing if Calamity as a concept
still exists after the universe ends and while it's ending, because WoU's abstraction was never bound to the universe to begin with. If Yhwach gets rid of the universe but by doing so creates a long lasting Calamity that lasts between both worlds, WoU literally is incapable of dying while that process is on going.
This isn't complex. This isn't even a limitation because you're acting like Calamity is bound to something it isn't. WoU's scale or whatever the hell you wanna call it could be as small as five feet for all it matters, if a Calamity exists within that threshold of him, he too, will exist, so when Yhwach blows up a universe or what not, and there's still a Calamity, why the **** do you think he's gonna drop dead?
Yeah, it's wrong because there's a fundamental misunderstanding of what his Type 8 is even reliant on.
Feats and statements detailing a thing that isn't even a factor in how WoU works
Like what, you want me to say something like how Calamity exists throughout the whole JoJo multiverse or some shit? It isn't like the flow is a new concept, it was introduced in Part 7 and even retroactively applies to Part 1-6, hell Love Train actively uses the logic chain of the world in its abilities and that shit has Multiversal+ range. Calamity as a concept most certainly exists beyond the confines of one universe if that's what you're asking me.
But yet you keep going on about how WoU is somehow
confined to the universe he's in, he isn't bound to the universe, he's bound to the Calamity, the Calamity exists within a universe, but the Calamity isn't bound to it the same way something like space is. If the world vanished but a Calamity was ongoing, he would still function because the thing he's an abstract of is still within his range and thus his Type 8 Immortality kicks in and he can not die. Hell you're so caught up on the abstraction part of things you're ignoring the Type 8 aspect of it.
Except MIH explicitly births a whole new timeline and the old space-time ceases to exist, it's a reset in name only, the raws explain what MIH does plain as day. And it is the same, or well, the end result is the same, old universe gone, new space-time takes its place.
Yeah I did, ignoring his AP justification blows, and it doesn't say what you think it says.
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3-A,
possibly Low 2-C via Environmental Destruction"
I'm seeing a
possibly Low 2-C. What I said remains factually true, it's not even a flat out thing, if it was, there would be no possibly, it'd be flat out. If it's only 3-A, your whole argument is utterly pointless because he wouldn't even be destroying the confines of the universe WoU is in, he'd just be destroying what's in it, not the actual space-time continuum.
>Calm down.
The most obnoxious thing one can do is assume how one's feeling based on internet text lad.
Cool.
Depends on the Abstract, depends on a lot of shit actually. WoU's Abstraction isn't bound to the universe, but it
does have universal range. If D4C popped out and moved him to a new universe, WoU wouldn't drop dead because he was removed from his old universe and put in a new one, he'd be fine because Calamity still exists in that universe so his Type 8 kicks in. If Yhwach destroyed the universe, got rid of all calamity, then did nothing ever again and didn't make a new world and assuming this ED is actually the low 2-C high end and not the 3-A end, it could work, but the "doesn't do anything ever again" or "doesnt make a new world" part is the issue.
Lad, it's less ignoring and more being able to pick up on the fact not everything is black and white. I could list a million things that wouldn't fall under that. And I say this doubly so in that if a new world develops in the same place the old world was destroyed, WoU's range would kick in regardless.
Like come on, if Yhwach ends the universe by making a Calamity that extends till a new world is born, WoU literally can't die in that time
I mean yeah, obviously, because it's a Calamity and the very thing that makes it so he can not die is literally happening. This is effectively like trying to kill a dude who will never die as long as there's explosions by killing him with a ******* explosion.
My dude, you realize that's an example of a limitation, it's not saying all Abstracts have that exact limitation nor is it automatically applied to literally everyone, because that's dumb, you need to look at the character themselves and draw conclusions based on what we know of how they work. If WoU can't die if there's Calamity and some mustached dude proceeded to create a Calamity, why in the hell would he die? He wouldn't.
I stand by this.
Uh, I don't think it's me who has to make the CRT, I'm saying this because that's LITERALLY what he's tiered at?
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3-A, possibly
Low 2-C via Environmental Destruction"
Literally on his profile, the Low 2-C is only possibly, the fact it's only possibly makes me a tad dubious of it. If you think it should be flat out, then
you make a CRT for it, because I don't gotta do shit in regards to this.
Or maybe stop pretending everything is the same when it never is and ignoring and twisting what WoU's actual abstraction to somehow be tied to the universe's existence when his foe is creating the biggest calamity ever seen to sustain WoU after the fact
Like use your head for a second, this isn't even complex, unironically how his powers work, Yhwach would unironically be better off killing and stopping EVERYTHING ELSE so a Calamity could never happen again then waiting it out then making a giant Calamity to **** everything at once.
Hell by your logic every Abstract has Uni range because the limitation says they do too, it goes both ways, just use your head based on how they actually work.
Same, parroting something that isn't even applicable here isn't an actual argument mate.
Also noticed how you failed to even talk about the examples I gave, I'll take that to mean you have no issue and agree with that.
Anyway, if a Calamity is made to end the world and WoU straight up can't die while a Calamity exists, he'd survive just fine. Going back and forth like this isn't gonna change anything, you keep saying he's confined to that specific universe and I keep saying he's more bound to Calamity in general and as long as it's happening within a uni distance of him, he'd live, obviously the universe ending is a Calamity happening within that range and the new world having Calamity would sustain him all the same.
Also Yhwach's ED is literally listed as 3-A, only possibly low 2-C on his profile so there's still that issue to be taken care of.