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Speed

Does hitting an omnipresent character with your attack give the character some speed?
Depends on the omnipresent character. Omnipresent in a finite space? infinite space? maybe multiversal and more.

If finite, It would give range and speed based on it i guess? If infinite, it should give infinite attack speed and range(might change depending on the context) etc etc
 
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Depends on the omnipresent character. Omnipresent in a finite space? infinite space? maybe multiversal and move.
Omnipresent in a universe and was spreading across for another timeline, space was the size of 2-C even though it was not infinite in size
If finite, It would give range and speed based on it i guess? If infinite, it should give infinite attack speed and range(might change depending on the context) etc etc
I see, it's just finite really.
 
Does hitting an omnipresent character with your attack give the character some speed?
idk what scenario you have in mind in particular but i don't see why it would
if they're EVERYWHERE then logically hitting them should be extremely easy and not require any special speed, no?
 
Remember folks. Omnipresence is not speed, it is a state of being. As Setto said.
 
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