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Question about speed

@Sera

"Dimensional barriers" are a thing tho, unless the universe is infinite in size, there's going to be an edge.
 
Grudgeman1706 said:
Someone moving in a timeless environment can be chalked up as a specific power.

Once time begins to move again you can assume they're restricted by its flow.
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Yes but not an evironment where time doesn't exist. Again this is not moving "in" but moving "to".
 
Someone moving in a timeless environment can be chalked up as a specific power.

Then this must be applicable for every characters. For characters who "was born in a timeless place". And for characters who "wasn't born in a timeless place".
 
The difference is there's no flow of time. To move there, you'd have to be uninfluenced by the flow of time.
 
Sera Loveheart said:
The difference is there's no flow of time. To move there, you'd have to be uninfluenced by the flow of time.
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Otherwise, you'd be incapable of reaching it.
 
@Sera

This is the same reason why we don't consider cross-universal travel or being fast enough to leave the universe quantifiable feats.
 
That's crossing universes, they share an overall cosmological structure. Universe and Void does not
 
we don't consider cross-universal travel

When you cross universes, you travel within a space-time continuum.
 
@Sera

How do cosmological structures relate to this? This "Void" would logically be between universes anyhow.

@Matt

Wot?

Though yeah it's gotten preeeeeetty trainwreck-y.
 
This "Void" would logically be between universes anyhow.

Not necessary.
 
This is the same reason why we don't consider cross-universal travel or being fast enough to leave the universe quantifiable feats.

And why in this case simply living in a timeless space is enough for infinite speed?
 
No. Void as in absolutely no space or time, not the "space between universes" which is part of the same cosmological background but the void locked outside space time, which nature is fundamentally different.
 
Sera Loveheart said:
No. Void as in absolutely no space or time, not the "space between universes" which is part of the same cosmological background but the void locked outside space time, which nature is fundamentally different.
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What are you even going on about?

There's no space-time between space-time continuums, where the hell do "cosmological backgrounds" come into this?
 
Because real life physics are brought up any other time.
 
Cosmological background = nature of space-time which is shared by all universes within the same family

The void is not part of this family.
 
I'm not sure if that's quantifiable, but it could be considered infinite speed.

@William

I believe this would be infinite speed (if that place isn't a different space-time continuum)
 
Being placed or born in a realm with no time existing is should not be enough to equate to infinite speed. To put it into an example, in the movie Dr. Strange, Strange is in Dormamamu's realm which in the movie is stated to have no time existing within it, and when Dr strange INTRODUCED the concept of time into this realm it forced Dormamamu to flow with it. This same logic could apply to beings who exist in locations with no concept of time. Even if the character in question was born in a universe with no time there's not much reason to assume it's existence won't be affected when INTRODUCED to a place with time. Unless stated within said verse it's not affected by it, in which case then I can agree it could possibly warrant infinite speed.
 
Being placed or in a realm with no time existing is not enough to equate to infinite speed.

Then "was born in a place without time" is not enough also.
 
@A6 I was only arguing with the rules we have for infinite speed. Being born in a place without time could also be added to my argument. Actually I might have forgot to add it. I'll fix that
 
@Dragon: Sounds like it could if this managed to get 100+ comments about whether this is enough to get Infinite speed or not.
 
Sorry I have a question, if there is a place where the distance concept does not exist, is there time/Speed?
 
So can someone summarize the issues with the requirements for Infinite Speed so I can make the thread?
 
Dragonmasterxyz said:
So can someone summarize the issues with the requirements for Infinite Speed so I can make the thread?
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One major issue is that being born in a place that has no concept of time equates to speed.

I can't recall another issue maybe someone will point it out
 
"and when Dr strange INTRODUCED the concept of time into this realm it forced Dormamamu to flow with it."

Dr. Strange had an Infinity Stone when he did it, that's not a very fair example. You seem to imply that any Time Manipulator could do it.
 
Matthew Schroeder said:
"and when Dr strange INTRODUCED the concept of time into this realm it forced Dormamamu to flow with it."

Dr. Strange had an Infinity Stone when he did it, that's not a very fair example. You seem to imply that any Time Manipulator could do it.
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That's because they could Matt, they are introducing time to a being that has never known the concept of time. If a being can wield the power of time like Dr Strange with the time gem, than it would make no difference with what means they used to activate that power, the being who's never had time introduced to him(aka like dormamamu) will be affected by it.
 
No, they absolutely couldn't, let alone with a cosmic like Dormammu. You seem to imply that any Time Manipulator can do it. Under your theory, which I don't even agree with, only people with Universal+ Time Manipulation would be able to perform it.
 
Matthew Schroeder said:
No, they absolutely couldn't, let alone with a cosmic like Dormammu. You seem to imply that any Time Manipulator can do it. Under your theory, which I don't even agree with, only people with Universal+ Time Manipulation would be able to perform it.
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Could you please provide me some scans that suggest Dormammu is unaffected by time manipuation on a lower scale or any scale really.


Edit:Actually lets just stay on topic don't want go astray
 
Actually you should provide evidence that less-than-planetary scale Time Manipulation, because the Infinite Stones are Low 2-C and even then Dormammu had some resistance to it seeing as he could remember what happened after each Time Rewind.

But whatever.
 
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