Regen question

[Kaltias]

If someone is disintegrated by an energy blast (being hit and disappearing after being engulfed into the blast) which regen is that? The blast doesn't have peculiar properties like vaporization or atomization obviously.

And the character is seemingly regenerating out of nowhere.

 

[WeeklyBattles]

Mid-High to High, possibly Low-Godly depending on how thoroughly they were destroyed.

 

[Kaltias]

Thanks

 

[Kaltias]

Also, which Regenerationn would one have if it can recover from being turned into energy? A very powerful High or Low-Godly?

 

[Reppuzan]

@Kaltias

I'm leaning towards High, since light tends to act like particles, but it could be Low-Godly depending on how they were destroyed.

If a math/physics buff would like to correct me, please do so.

 

[Kaltias]

Being blasted with antimatter, for example. On one hand, the physical form isn't completely erased, it just changes state, but on the other one, there isn't matter anymore, unless we consider the E=mc^2 formula. So idk

 

[Lina_Shields]

If someone is disintegrated by an energy blast (being hit and disappearing after being engulfed into the blast) which regen is that? The blast doesn't have peculiar properties like vaporization or atomization obviously.
And the character is seemingly regenerating out of nowhere.

If said character in question was literally disintegrated, this would mean that he/she was literally turned into dust when that blast engulfed him (assuming that he/she was not vaporized or atomized).

According to the Regenerationn page, this would qualify as...

• Mid-High: Able to regenerate from being vaporized/dust.

However, depending on whether said character's blood/pieces were left over after the blast engulfed him, the level of Regenerationn for that character could be lower.