Yeah that doesn't fully answer my questions.
Based on what I've gather from a small amount of research, this fail safe:
- Was only shown once.
- Only reacted to a big bang level attack whose danger would have been noticeable
- Was not imaginary in nature
- Was never used to save Ben from other instances of death/near death, even when a chrono bomb killed Ben across the multiverse.
- Has to actually cycle through aliens to find an adaption.
Is any of that false?
Did I not tho?
I thought my comment addressed why the fail-safe is independent of Ben and why feedback doesn't need blunt absorption. My bad
First, the fail-safe has actually been shown twice, with the first being Ben's revival as diamond head as vilgax killed chroma stone and the second being his transformation point blank to a 2-A big bang.
For the second, they were in a void, with only the contumelian ship and the big bang. I don't quite get what you mean by noticable when the attack was 4-D in nature. So maybe you could explain?...
It wasn't imaginary, but it was of higher dimensional nature
The chronosapien time bomb event is constantly taken out of context. Ben prime gave no watch Ben his omnitrix so there was no reason for a fail-safe since the bomb was programmed by vilgax to erase all the Ben's across all of time EXCEPT for the ben with Prime's watch.
That is not a contradiction.
Well, for your final question, it doesn't necessarily need to circle through the DNA bank. It didn't do that when vilgax killed chroma stone. Plus with the big bang, the first Alien, being X if you take the speed down, was already enough to handle the big bang. There might be no real reason towards that as the timeless void they existed in might have influence over it. Kinda ambiguous, Whiteee.