Speed feats infinite or irrelevant

[Tyrone_Dawson]

The first speed feat is time is stopped but the mc is able to move freely.

And here is the one i need the most help with labeled as "Shown here" right below.
shown here

So the MC is moving 42 aleph omega speed of light distances instantly meaning it takes no time for him to travel multiple higher infinity's of distance.

would this be infinite speed or irrelevant, or just massively FTL+ on a significantly higher scale than is on the vs battles wiki speed page?

 

[BeTheWay1rst]

The first one is usually resistance to time stop while the later is alpha omega layers into infinite speed

 

[Tyrone_Dawson]

The first one is usually resistance to time stop while the later is alpha omega layers into infinite speed

There are layers to infinite speed? And let me add more context, his ability works by folding space-time, and he travels instantly because of that.

 

[Greatsage13th]

The first one is usually resistance to time stop while the later is alpha omega layers into infinite speed

...what?

 

[Tyrone_Dawson]

...what?

I’m genuinely confused

 

[HakutoRei000]

There are layers to infinite speed? And let me add more context, his ability works by folding space-time, and he travels instantly because of that.

Resistance to time stop.

Second is ability space time manip and mftl+ but very high one, also aleph omega? If that is a real cardinality then infinite ig.

Irrelevant no, even Immeasurable is not close enough.

Cmiiw

 

[Tyrone_Dawson]

Resistance to time stop.

Second is ability space time manip and mftl+ but very high one

ok thanks

 

[Tyrone_Dawson]

Resistance to time stop.

Second is ability space time manip and mftl+ but very high one, also aleph omega? If that is a real cardinality then infinite ig.

Irrelevant no, even Immeasurable is not close enough.

Cmiiwa

Aleph omega is a specific, vast cardinal number that comes after all the countable aleph numbers; in this case, it is 42 times this number.
So, this would count as infinite speed, then, correct?

 

[HakutoRei000]

Aleph omega is a specific, vast cardinal number that comes after all the countable aleph numbers; in this case, it is 42 times this number.
So, this would count as infinite speed, then, correct?

Aleph omega (ℵₒ) is a transfinite cardinal representing the limit of all countable alephs—larger than any finite or countable infinity. Multiplying it by 42 doesn’t change its size, since any finite multiple of an infinite cardinal equals the same cardinal. Therefore, 42 × ℵω = ℵω, still representing the same vast infinite magnitude.

Infinite speed yes.

 

[Tyrone_Dawson]

Aleph omega (ℵₒ) is a transfinite cardinal representing the limit of all countable alephs—larger than any finite or countable infinity. Multiplying it by 42 doesn’t change its size, since any finite multiple of an infinite cardinal equals the same cardinal. Therefore, 42 × ℵω = ℵω, still representing the same vast infinite magnitude.

Infinite speed yes.

ok thanks

 

[BeTheWay1rst]

...what?

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