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No it doesn'tExecutor N0 said:This considers the feats of Cyber Sleuth? (The Royal Knights Cyber Sleuth and Decode apparently are the same and in Decode the Omegamon X appears)
No because it erases the existence of anything it hits. But due to Arceus's overall better stats, I'll have to give it to him.FictionalBlade101 said:Isnt Delete All an NLF?
Well... the main thing Arceus has over him is a significant AP advantage and infinitely higher speed.Penguinkingpin said:Arceus, faster and has better hax.
So if it were to hit ppl like Elder God Demonbane, Beyonder, Living Trubinal, Gurren Lagann, or TOAA for that matter it would kill them? As long as it can touch something, even if that something>>>>>>>>>the one who uses the All Delete technique, it would still kill them?Reppuzan said:No because it erases the existence of anything it hits. But due to Arceus's overall better stats, I'll have to give it to him.FictionalBlade101 said:Isnt Delete All an NLF?
How exactly, because Arceus is protected by an automatic forcefield.Reppuzan said:Not going to argue that All Delete is anything special, but it can and will affect Arceus if it hits.
Whoops. Duplicate. I didn't even notice this. Arceus forcefield is in no way related to its plates.Executor N0 said:The arceus protection is because of their plates that protect the attacks of the types they make it immune, not all types of attacks has an opposite type that is immune to this and the "All Delete" would have to be of a type it has an immunity.
You still have no idea how existence erasure works. Essentially, All Delete can potentially delete the entire universe they're fighting in and restructure it at his will (unless it's considered that it was Yggdrasil's death that caused the universal reset rather than Omnimon X himself). What is confirmed is that whatever Omnimon X's blade touches is erased, meaning that the concept of Arceus will no longer exist. It's not returning him to a plane of nothingness, it's reducing Arceus to nothingness.FictionalBlade101 said:Besides, even if Arceus gets hit by the attack, you do realize Arceus existed in nothingness/non exsistence right? A being who can live in and out of existence is sure to laugh at an existence erasing technique
But thats what im currently arguing. How is a being who was literally born from nothingnes RETURNED to nothingness? The only thing this technique would do is ban Arceus out of existence and place him in non existence where 0 concepts exist at all. Unless u think All Delete can erase a being while in nothingness, like return it to nothing, still exists in nothingness and then tries to further delete it (Which make no sense), i dont see how this will actually kill ArceusReppuzan said:You still have no idea how existence erasure works. Essentially, All Delete can potentially delete the entire universe they're fighting in and restructure it at his will (unless it's considered that it was Yggdrasil's death that caused the universal reset rather than Omnimon X himself). What is confirmed is that whatever Omnimon X's blade touches is erased, meaning that the concept of Arceus will no longer exist. It's not returning him to a plane of nothingness, it's reducing Arceus to nothingness.FictionalBlade101 said:Besides, even if Arceus gets hit by the attack, you do realize Arceus existed in nothingness/non exsistence right? A being who can live in and out of existence is sure to laugh at an existence erasing technique
These examples have nothing to do with each other. Words being written on a page is nothing compared to exsisting in non exsitence. Words being written are being PUT into the very pages themselves by someone else, thus they were never existent until someone created those very words.Reppuzan said:Arceus can exist in non-existence, but that doesn't mean he can be rendered non existent himself.
Words can be written on a page and are thus surrounded by non-existent words. It doesn't mean they can't be erased.