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A good reality warper can mimic pretty much every power that you'll find on the wiki. That's why this isn't resistance against reality warping but against the specific power that was used (And it seems that the resistance isn't legit anyway)AKM sama said:A reality warper can't use his reality warping to teleport others?
Okay, I know Porunga has limited reality warping. But it's still reality warping.Kaltias said:A good reality warper can mimic pretty much every power that you'll find on the wiki. That's why this isn't resistance against reality warping but against the specific power that was used (And it seems that the resistance isn't legit anyway)AKM sama said:A reality warper can't use his reality warping to teleport others?
I noticed, SD-sama ;-;SomebodyData said:...;_; only PaChi2 noticed my comment...
Eh, I noticed your comment and asked you a question too lolSomebodyData said:...;_; only PaChi2 noticed my comment...
I can agree to this but can anyone first explain how Porunga does not use his only power of RW to displace people from one place to another?Kaltias said:That's like, resistance against BFR (In the form of teleportation) at best
@SD, do we consider Porunga's ability as magic instead? If yes, then what you said seems reasonable.SomebodyData said:@AKM oh didn't see that lol
"Is there a rule like this?"
Surprisingly no, while it seems to generally be accepted in people's heads (Like giving fire resistance rather than say magic resistance for resisting magically produced fire), no one really brings it up. Now if one were to resist magically produced stuff often (unless it's like the only source of power in the verse), then it would imply resistance to magic instead. In this case just replace magic with RW and fire with teleportation.
"What if, as in this case, the character has been exposed to it only once? Do we simply ignore it and pretend it never happened?"
Unless it was PIS (Which this is not the case), no we don't. That's why I'm suggesting resistance to unwilling teleportation / BFR or magic (considering Vegeta has resisted mind manipulation magic)
@Cal ;_; thx
I am changing my stance due to SD's and Kaltias' reasonings.SomebodyData said:@AKM oh didn't see that lol
"Is there a rule like this?"
Surprisingly no, while it seems to generally be accepted in people's heads (Like giving fire resistance rather than say magic resistance for resisting magically produced fire), no one really brings it up. Now if one were to resist magically produced stuff often (unless it's like the only source of power in the verse), then it would imply resistance to magic instead. In this case just replace magic with RW and fire with teleportation.
"What if, as in this case, the character has been exposed to it only once? Do we simply ignore it and pretend it never happened?"
Unless it was PIS (Which this is not the case), no we don't. That's why I'm suggesting resistance to unwilling teleportation / BFR or magic (considering Vegeta has resisted mind manipulation magic)
@Cal ;_; thx