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Refer to the title. There's one thing about Power Nullification that I would like to get clarified to me please. And thats the extent of which it goes when nulling powers.
So say for instance, Character A has power nullification as an ability and is fighting against Character B, who is able to manipulate time on a multiversal scale. Multiversal time freeze, time reversal, time acceleration, etc. And Character A is able to negate Character B's time hax, which allows Character A to negate time hax up to a Multiversal scale.
Now, Character C comes along afterward to battle Character A, and this time, Character C is able to manipulate space on a Multiversal scale. Not time, space. Would Character A be able to negate Character C's hax, even if it is a completely different hax ability? Or does the ability not matter but rather the extent of which it opperates at?
Would appreciate some feedback on this please.
So say for instance, Character A has power nullification as an ability and is fighting against Character B, who is able to manipulate time on a multiversal scale. Multiversal time freeze, time reversal, time acceleration, etc. And Character A is able to negate Character B's time hax, which allows Character A to negate time hax up to a Multiversal scale.
Now, Character C comes along afterward to battle Character A, and this time, Character C is able to manipulate space on a Multiversal scale. Not time, space. Would Character A be able to negate Character C's hax, even if it is a completely different hax ability? Or does the ability not matter but rather the extent of which it opperates at?
Would appreciate some feedback on this please.