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So there's this debate about whether Accel can control rebounding forces, and whether he has ever done it. The answer, is yes to both. In NT22, for instance, when he physically attacks Coronzon and she seemingly gets an attack through, this is what occurs:
But she had avoided a direct hit to the face. Her absurdly long hair had formed several bundles that layered themselves in front of her. Each of those bundles and even each individual hair bent and negated the vector that should have passed through it. A strange sensation ran through Accelerator's fist and back through his bones, like he had punched a powerful spring.
And.
"Ee hee. Nee hee hee. Kee hee hee hee hee hee hee hee."
Something like a balloon inflated and burst in the center of the #1's chest.
This was not blood, flesh, or bone.
It was something more invisible, harder to understand, and yet of great importance.
"Tch!!"
"I am a demon, but not from the Qliphoth. I am the Great Demon that dwells in the Abyss of the Sephiroth. The Sephiroth's 10 Sephirah and 22 pathways are also a conversion table for producing the supernatural by connecting the great universe of the world with the small universe of the body. Do you feel it? An arm is formed from Chesed and Gevurah and its five fingers control the five elements. The middle finger controls fire and the red of blood, which symbolizes the activity of the heart. You made a mistake when you accepted the rebounding force to measure how much damage you had done, one who remains in the human realm."
Literally in the text. The reason the damage passed through to begin with was due to him accepting the rebounding force back into himself .Meaning that, yes, he /does/ reflect rebounding forces in the first place. He has demonstrated this before as well in OT13 with, as I've mentioned, the building. Example: https://i.makeagif.com/media/9-06-2015/pTIzsZ.mp4
We see here his hand /sinks/ into the building. If he had been acting with kinetic energy or any other forces, there would've been a hole. However his hand sunk into it, and this isn't limited to the anime. It's in the light novel as well, which further cements the use of rebound forces.
https://i.gyazo.com/c910955a27ccd939d6181601e7569612.png
Notice the usage of language and what it means. 'Sunk' is specifically used rather than 'break' or 'forced'. And it's reinforced by the verb 'Sank'. Further more it's paired with 'tofu'. If it were used with any other forces, the wall would've had a crater or more debris. But that clearly was not the case. This is the effect of redirecting the rebounding force back into the target to bypass, and 'sink' through the opponent. But since the building is stationary, it doesn't really move back to begin with.
It's a similie. The use of expressions, wordplay. But the NT22 feat is far more direct.
Anyways, TL;DR:
That's why Striking should be High 1-C. AS of right now, the limit we put his vector limit to is High 1-C. So the amount of energy he can control when given is that much, meaning, the rebounding force he can work with his that much as well.
I notice there's a misconception here on what people think this means. This is not a method that /loops/ so the speak. If Accel is punching someone with Galaxy level durability, he is not going to loop it until it hits Universal. That's not how this works.
It's a cause and effect, with the effect being redirected until it can break through so there's no rebounding force to ennact on. The opponent gives off energy, Accel takes that energy, doubles it, and uses it. It's literally the basics of his ability. Which is why it should be 1-C. Doesn't mean he will be punching Planet levels with 1-C shit, because it'd only scale above their durability to guard-break and bypass them. It won't turn them to paste. Therefore, it's, largely, not that different from many of his other means of bypassing durabiltiy, but it'd be ludicrious to overlook this.
So:
Striking Strength should be High 1-C. Lifting should be Infinite for the same reasons because it doesn't matter how heavy something he is lifting is. So long as they produce vectors it's the same thing. Vectors have no durability nor are they harder to calculate the stronger they get. Because they are a mathematical formula at its most basic.
This time, if people have a problem, /PLEASE/ actually speak. And, as far as I'm concerned, if the text literally states that he can control rebounding forces, there's literally 0 reason to believe this method has never once been used or not canon to him.
But she had avoided a direct hit to the face. Her absurdly long hair had formed several bundles that layered themselves in front of her. Each of those bundles and even each individual hair bent and negated the vector that should have passed through it. A strange sensation ran through Accelerator's fist and back through his bones, like he had punched a powerful spring.
And.
"Ee hee. Nee hee hee. Kee hee hee hee hee hee hee hee."
Something like a balloon inflated and burst in the center of the #1's chest.
This was not blood, flesh, or bone.
It was something more invisible, harder to understand, and yet of great importance.
"Tch!!"
"I am a demon, but not from the Qliphoth. I am the Great Demon that dwells in the Abyss of the Sephiroth. The Sephiroth's 10 Sephirah and 22 pathways are also a conversion table for producing the supernatural by connecting the great universe of the world with the small universe of the body. Do you feel it? An arm is formed from Chesed and Gevurah and its five fingers control the five elements. The middle finger controls fire and the red of blood, which symbolizes the activity of the heart. You made a mistake when you accepted the rebounding force to measure how much damage you had done, one who remains in the human realm."
Literally in the text. The reason the damage passed through to begin with was due to him accepting the rebounding force back into himself .Meaning that, yes, he /does/ reflect rebounding forces in the first place. He has demonstrated this before as well in OT13 with, as I've mentioned, the building. Example: https://i.makeagif.com/media/9-06-2015/pTIzsZ.mp4
We see here his hand /sinks/ into the building. If he had been acting with kinetic energy or any other forces, there would've been a hole. However his hand sunk into it, and this isn't limited to the anime. It's in the light novel as well, which further cements the use of rebound forces.
https://i.gyazo.com/c910955a27ccd939d6181601e7569612.png
Notice the usage of language and what it means. 'Sunk' is specifically used rather than 'break' or 'forced'. And it's reinforced by the verb 'Sank'. Further more it's paired with 'tofu'. If it were used with any other forces, the wall would've had a crater or more debris. But that clearly was not the case. This is the effect of redirecting the rebounding force back into the target to bypass, and 'sink' through the opponent. But since the building is stationary, it doesn't really move back to begin with.
It's a similie. The use of expressions, wordplay. But the NT22 feat is far more direct.
Anyways, TL;DR:
That's why Striking should be High 1-C. AS of right now, the limit we put his vector limit to is High 1-C. So the amount of energy he can control when given is that much, meaning, the rebounding force he can work with his that much as well.
I notice there's a misconception here on what people think this means. This is not a method that /loops/ so the speak. If Accel is punching someone with Galaxy level durability, he is not going to loop it until it hits Universal. That's not how this works.
It's a cause and effect, with the effect being redirected until it can break through so there's no rebounding force to ennact on. The opponent gives off energy, Accel takes that energy, doubles it, and uses it. It's literally the basics of his ability. Which is why it should be 1-C. Doesn't mean he will be punching Planet levels with 1-C shit, because it'd only scale above their durability to guard-break and bypass them. It won't turn them to paste. Therefore, it's, largely, not that different from many of his other means of bypassing durabiltiy, but it'd be ludicrious to overlook this.
So:
Striking Strength should be High 1-C. Lifting should be Infinite for the same reasons because it doesn't matter how heavy something he is lifting is. So long as they produce vectors it's the same thing. Vectors have no durability nor are they harder to calculate the stronger they get. Because they are a mathematical formula at its most basic.
This time, if people have a problem, /PLEASE/ actually speak. And, as far as I'm concerned, if the text literally states that he can control rebounding forces, there's literally 0 reason to believe this method has never once been used or not canon to him.
