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Still, Blast needs to smash his fists together to teleport, and we don't have absolute proof that he can stop time or something like that in order to smash his fists. He was a lot faster than Cosmic Fear Garou during their initial duel, so I don't think it's impossible to imagine he was fast enough to simply react to Serious Punch².

Therefore, my point still stands - Blast clearly smashed his fists after that DS was already travelling towards him.
If blast is as fast as you say, then garou could literally do nothing but look like a statue to blast. What youre implying is that for EVERY INCH of garou's movement, blast is capable of moving his body to whichever whch way he wanted.

But how did the fight go again?
 
If blast is as fast as you say, then garou could literally do nothing but look like a statue to blast. What youre implying is that for EVERY INCH of garou's movement, blast is capable of moving his body to whichever whch way he wanted.
Garou didn't hit him one single time though. But he did hit Garou. As a matter of fact, Blast was trying to look for a way to teleport Garou away from Earth so he wouldn't destroy everything. And even while trying to do that, he teleported away every single one of Garou's punches. Am I remembering something wrong here?
 
Garou didn't hit him one single time though. But he did hit Garou. As a matter of fact, Blast was trying to look for a way to teleport Garou away from Earth so he wouldn't destroy everything. And even while trying to do that, he teleported away every single one of Garou's punches. Am I remembering something wrong here?
You misremembered the part that if blast is just THAT fast, blast wouldn't need to hit him. Blast could literally just grab garou by the balls then teleport out, while garou himself for the entire duration moved inches. Imagine yourself owning a statue that everytime you moved your entire body, it moves by itself by an inch. Tell me, would you have any problem doing anything you want with it? Thats the speed disparity youre proposing.

moroever, the fight you remembered is of a weaker garou. The one you are proposing blast is treating like a statue, is the even stronger garou.
 
I'd argue the dimensional slash is either invisible or FTE for Blast/Sonic/Flash, considering every other panel we only see the destruction it causes by itself being "predicted" at best by some kind of cosmic awareness.

Saitama grabbing it is the only time the attack itself appears visible to us, wich implies either Saitama is the only one who can see it (making the attack invisible other than the destruction it spreads) or Saitama is the only one with good enough reactions to perceive it's travel.
 
I'd argue the dimensional slash is either invisible or FTE for Blast/Sonic/Flash, considering every other panel we only see the destruction it causes by itself being "predicted" at best by some kind of cosmic awareness.

Saitama grabbing it is the only time the attack itself appears visible to us, wich implies either Saitama is the only one who can see it (making the attack invisible other than the destruction it spreads) or Saitama is the only one with good enough reactions to perceive it's travel.
Could be both invisible and immeasurable XD

Tbf, theres like one other example of a higher dimensional/spacetime ability user (blast) in the series and his feats imply a whole lot of ignoring time that allows for immeasurable speed himself so why not apply the same for another related user like void?
 
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You misremembered the part that if blast is just THAT fast, blast wouldn't need to hit him. Blast could literally just grab garou by the balls then teleport out, while garou himself for the entire duration moved inches. Imagine yourself moving a statue. Thats the speed disparity youre proposing.

moroever, the fight you remembered is of a weaker garou. The one you are proposing blast is treating like a statue, is the even stronger garou.
So, instead of assuming Blast simply didn't fight in the most optimized way by abusing his speed advantage, you are instead proposing he could actually just stop time if he wanted, in order to teleport? Doesn't that mean he would be even faster than what I proposed? Doesn't that actually make the way he chose to fight seem even worse?

And it's way harder to believe he had time hax and just chose not to use it, in comparison to having an speed advantage and just fighting defensively because he wasn't sure of Garou's capabilities. Also, if all he had was a speed advantage, Garou became faster quickly so Blast started to lose his speed advantage more and more, which could explain why he went defensive instead of going all out, maybe he wasn't sure he could blitz Garou.

Garou also had a "playing with my food attitude", so maybe Blast just wasn't sure he was going all out.


Look, I'm not extremely sure of this either, but you have to agree that Blast having an actual time hax in order to teleport is way more absurd in the context that he didn't immediately win the fight.
 
So, instead of assuming Blast simply didn't fight in the most optimized way by abusing his speed advantage, you are instead proposing he could actually just stop time if he wanted, in order to teleport? Doesn't that mean he would be even faster than what I proposed? Doesn't that actually make the way he chose to fight seem even worse?

And it's way harder to believe he had time hax and just chose not to use it, in comparison to having an speed advantage and just fighting defensively because he wasn't sure of Garou's capabilities. Also, if all he had was a speed advantage, Garou became faster quickly so Blast started to lose his speed advantage more and more, which could explain why he went defensive instead of going all out, maybe he wasn't sure he could blitz Garou.

Garou also had a "playing with my food attitude", so maybe Blast just wasn't sure he was going all out.


Look, I'm not extremely sure of this either, but you have to agree that Blast having an actual time hax in order to teleport is way more absurd in the context that he didn't immediately win the fight.
The speed im talking about was blast's ability to statue both garou and saitama when they were about to clash fists, which were inches away from each other. In the duration of that inch, he was able to outpace them. i am now going to quote a response i gave someone about the same speed disparity youre proposing:

"Blast could literally just grab garou by the balls then teleport out, while garou himself for the entire duration moved inches. Imagine yourself owning a statue that everytime you moved your entire body, it moves by itself by an inch. Tell me, would you have any problem doing anything you want with it? Thats the speed disparity youre proposing"

Theres no reason for garou to be defensive.

And with the danger garou posed on earth every second on it, is there literally any reason for blast to allow garou to move any more inches?

Anyways, he can seemingly only achieve this speed while charging up for a teleport. Which means he cannot exactly do anything else lol

Actually kinda funny. Immeasurable speed, but out of time to do anything. Weirdly poetic
 
I'd argue the dimensional slash is either invisible or FTE for Blast/Sonic/Flash, considering every other panel we only see the destruction it causes by itself being "predicted" at best by some kind of cosmic awareness.


Makes sense, but like ReusedOil said, it doesn't really have anything to do with the attack's speed. Something could be invisible and move at a snail's pace. The fact that they can predict the attack and still be hit by it just shows how absurdly fast it is.

I still subscribe to the idea that it's only infinite (or whatever else it would be), while it's travelling towards the initial point of impact. I don't think it's that fast while travelling. Still absurdly fast, definitely faster than Flashy and the last DS certainly seemed faster than Blast to me, but still no evidence it had infinite speed.

By the way, just thought of this - this talk of ignoring energy, size and distance, does this maybe relate to how God can simply take his powers back from his subjects, and immediately turn them into salt? I wonder if that ability is per the rules of some kind of contract his subjects make with him in order to gain power, or if that is just one of his abilities - he can instantly order someone to become salt. It clearly takes like, a few seconds at most, but still. Very interesting. Even if it's not something in a "contract", he clearly can only do this to his subjects either way, which may mean that as long as he has enough influence, he can do whatever he wants, and that's why Blast is so worried about the seal.

I am talking about this because I'm wondering if God has any offensive powers or can simply give offensive powers to his subjects, and all his "attacks" are more related to these "contracts" that he seems to bind his subjects to. Because if he mostly does things like these, then that means we should expect some very, very absurd feats with him bending reality completely to his will, to some absurd degree. Now that's a cool thing to look forwards to.
 
Can't access the link for some reason. Are you talking about the famously titled "bird form"? It's still canon. We see that depiction of Void shortly after he sucks up Garou.
Yes, I am talking about that and I know it's canon, but when Darkphantom said that this form was redrawn, it confused me. I think he can use this form as his final trump.
 
Anyways, he can seemingly only achieve this speed while charging up for a teleport.
But again, doesn't that mean he could've just did that immediately and teleported to Garou, then teleported both of them away? Like, this makes him even faster than what I'm trying to say he is. I understand you're saying it's only when he's charging for a teleport, but that means he still could just abuse it immediately and he would've known that, so it makes even less sense that he couldn't instantly blitz Garou that way.

Hm, now that I think about it, he managed to do exactly that, but Garou just came back by copying his ability. So that actually does give credence to what you're saying. Like, if he's only capable of being that fast while charging for a teleport, but Garou instantly managed to counter that by copying his portals, then all Blast could do was play defensively until Saitama occupied Garou's attention, then Blast could use his time hax again to teleport them away, simultaneously using the Serious Punch²'s knockback force to flick them away from earth. That way, Garou would be too occupied with Saitama to react, and wouldn't have been able to counter with a portal of his own. Smart if true.

Seems like a pretty sound argument tbh.
 
So, instead of assuming Blast simply didn't fight in the most optimized way by abusing his speed advantage, you are instead proposing he could actually just stop time if he wanted, in order to teleport? Doesn't that mean he would be even faster than what I proposed? Doesn't that actually make the way he chose to fight seem even worse?

And it's way harder to believe he had time hax and just chose not to use it, in comparison to having an speed advantage and just fighting defensively because he wasn't sure of Garou's capabilities. Also, if all he had was a speed advantage, Garou became faster quickly so Blast started to lose his speed advantage more and more, which could explain why he went defensive instead of going all out, maybe he wasn't sure he could blitz Garou.

Garou also had a "playing with my food attitude", so maybe Blast just wasn't sure he was going all out.


Look, I'm not extremely sure of this either, but you have to agree that Blast having an actual time hax in order to teleport is way more absurd in the context that he didn't immediately win the fight.
That's the thing though. Stitch himself said that Blast could "manipulate space-time", and for him to do it with striking his two hands with Gravity Knuckle (which I calculated earlier to have Pre-Stellar/Stellar force) could cause something akin to a Gravitational Wave (which he was stated to have used against Garou's cosmic radiation, and coincidentally shows the same design as his teleportation-technique) which can induce gravitational time dilation (so the closer the clock is to the source of heavy gravitational force, the slower time becomes.)

My guess is that he was merely trying to just BFR Cosmic Garou away, but had no time afterwards to use the time dilation effect (think about it like this; he thought he succeeded in sealing Garou away, however, after the latter escaped, Blast was bombarded by attacks. Mere seconds after Garou killed Genos was when Saitama re-entered the battlefield, so logically speaking, Blast had no time to use it or any reason to prior since he thought the dimensional BFR would've worked, and Saitama came back not too long afterward.)
 
Everyone should stop arguing for the dimension slash slashing speed since it's not gonna be the main argument for infinite speed
 
Yes, I am talking about that and I know it's canon, but when Darkphantom said that this form was redrawn, it confused me. I think he can use this form as his final trump.
In that case all of the panels with it will have to be redrawn for the volume. The details like the face paint and V symbol look too different from the ones we see on him now.
 
That's the thing though. Stitch himself said that Blast could "manipulate space-time", and for him to do it with striking his two hands with Gravity Knuckle (which I calculated earlier to have Pre-Stellar/Stellar force) could cause something akin to a Gravitational Wave (which he was stated to have used against Garou's cosmic radiation, and coincidentally shows the same design as his teleportation-technique) which can induce gravitational time dilation (so the closer the clock is to the source of heavy gravitational force, the slower time becomes.)

My guess is that he was merely trying to just BFR Cosmic Garou away, but had no time afterwards to use the time dilation effect (think about it like this; he thought he succeeded in sealing Garou away, however, after the latter escaped, Blast was bombarded by attacks. Mere seconds after Garou killed Genos was when Saitama re-entered the battlefield, so logically speaking, Blast had no time to use it or any reason to prior since he thought the dimensional BFR would've worked, and Saitama came back not too long afterward.)
Yep! Just came to pretty much the same conclusion in my last comment. Honestly I'm kinda shocked. But it makes perfect sense, since he managed to react to Serious Punch². Your quoting Sitch's comments only made this whole argument even more solid for me. So, what you are saying is that the closer his fists are to smashing, the more spacetime is distorted? If so, that's really cool. I like how Murata tries to make these absurd scenarios a bit more realistic.
 
In that case all of the panels with it will have to be redrawn for the volume. The details like the face paint and V symbol look too different from the ones we see on him now.
Yes, we can actually say this is his true cosmic form. As you mentioned, the V and face paint are different, and his whole body was glowing like Cosmic Garou. I'm really curious.
 
Everyone should stop arguing for the dimension slash slashing speed since it's not gonna be the main argument for infinite speed
I do believe arguing about it was useful, though. I mean, I didn't realise Blast could instantly teleport like that, did everyone else on this thread already know this? It makes so much sense, too.
 
I do believe arguing about it was useful, though. I mean, I didn't realise Blast could instantly teleport like that, did everyone else on this thread already know this? It makes so much sense, too.
Yeah it's useful but that will come for another time
 
Your quoting Sitch's comments only made this whole argument even more solid for me. So, what you are saying is that the closer his fists are to smashing, the more spacetime is distorted? If so, that's really cool. I like how Murata tries to make these absurd scenarios a bit more realistic.
Yes. It's actually insane how much it makes sense, because gravitational waves are formed from either two neutron stars or black holes colliding, and given how his two Gravity Knuckles happen to scale to Pre-Stellar/Stellar LS (from Garou sucking away the 900 kilometer Nuclear Fission explosion in a nigh-instant with a singular GK) and for them to "collide" is where I think this might just be the actual answer and not just speculation (I'd like for 100% confirmation in the manga, but I think it's really it.)
 
Yeah it's useful but that will come for another time
Actually scratch that if the initial strike get accepted as mftl-possibly infinite then the slashing won't mean shit in vs battle match up since Void could just stab the target
 
Actually scratch that if the initial strike get accepted as mftl-possibly infinite then the slashing won't mean shit in vs battle match up since Void could just stab the target
Great point, the fact that Void chose to try and stab Saitama while stating that "There is nothing that can stop the tip of the Dimension Blade, which cuts through space itself" makes it pretty clear, at least to me, that the initial strike definitely posess the properties of ignoring "size, distance and energy", and the only reason Void did not use it in the first place was in order to "play with his food" while showcasing his strength.

I mean, if you could cut through mountains like they are made of paper, wouldn't you do so, so your opponent can feel hopeless before your strength? Specially considering all of God's subjects have shown a sadistic intention towards humans, and that Void at that moment definitely did not feel threatened at all by Blast.

He clearly immediately changes to stabbing when he feels his opponent is strong enough to resist the slashing.
 
Like I said before - the only reason Flashy sensed the attack was because he had direct contact with God. Same goes for Blast, he can sense the attack before it is even thrown because he is attuned with God's power. Flashy saw God after Void pressed one of God's cube onto him, therefore he knows what God's power looks like. Proof:
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This is not an anti-feat, Flashy being able to sense the attack in this scenario makes complete sense.


Proof that Flashy sensed Void's attack before it was thrown, instead of reacting to it afterwards(and you can notice on the last page that even though he knew the attack would land, he managed to still be grazed by it, which further proves its absurd levels of speed):
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that just him probably realizing the same thing to attack the HA will happen , flash is smart after all (usually) rather than him magically sensing an attack from outside the universe lol
 
that just him probably realizing the same thing to attack the HA will happen , flash is smart after all (usually) rather than him magically sensing an attack from outside the universe lol
Yeah he is so smart that he attacked Saitama even when, well, HE ALREADY SAW HIM IN THE REUNION
 
give the dude infinte speed god , what more do u need u got clear cut feats unlike other series, u got factual clear statements too to back it up even more . its always funny how people just got a hate boner to downplay saitama any way they can meanwhile other mangas or whatnot get no feats whatsoever and if they do it got nothing to do with the mostly very dubious statements they get and people eat them up
 
Yeah he is so smart that he attacked Saitama even when, well, HE ALREADY SAW HIM IN THE REUNION
dude is a ninja , they all been shown to have a giant ego biggest example is sonic attacking saitama like 40 times even tho he knew he never had a chance and u tell me the dude who was probably forced to be in the meeting for like 15 minutes will remember some nobody class C hero who got a forgetful face and no aura that u can draw in 20 seconds (thats cannon btw) , its surprising he managed to remember he was Genos lackey lol
 
Void can view localized areas of what he wants to see. With him towering over multiple parallel universes and only being able to fit the image of Sonic and Flash in one circle, then an entire landscape later, this much is clear. So even if it shows galaxies in others, what is visible isn't the limit of his scope.

Since we see Saitama can see Void's swords, + we see Void's swords are making the attacks, this scene where there are seven simultaneous slashes makes no sense. The application of the swords contradicts any possible explanation unless he can swing out shockwave slices.

But we see Void can casually interact with space. His pulling space over himself like a blanket not only moved the amount of space visible to the eye but any/all space deeper than the surface of what we could see. Blast also observed he can only go to the higher dimension when he weaves his hand signs, which wasn't done in this case. That sounds like Higher-Dimensional Existence. That also suggests he can access higher-D abilities without needing to be in the actual higher-D space.

As far as the speed, idk. I strongly believe that the view Void has in his ball is the actual position in space from which his attack will come, effectively skipping any distance in space and acting like a portal attack. You can see here that his localized view of space is above the clouds, and Saitama, seeing his attacks come like twinkles in the sky, implies an incoming object, not an object that literally appears throughout all of space. We can see here when God approaches Garou that his movements are just weird clouds to everyone else. But those clouds are literally his feet portalling out of nowhere. This also means that if his ability is like Void's, God was walking on this Earth's bubble. 🧐

There's also the fact that Saitama pulling Void back into the universe returned him and his swords to normal size as they passed that spatial boundary, instead of immediately power-slamming the whole universe. He might just have really fancy spatial manipulation, idk.
We can see here when God approaches Garou that his movements are just weird clouds to everyone else. But those clouds are literally his feet portalling out of nowhere. This also means that if his ability is like Void's, God was walking on this Earth's bubble. 🧐
I still don't think dimension slash is immeasurable just based on this. Unless people want to suggest God is casually strolling at immeasurable speeds and generates Tier 7 KE at best (they'd be wrong)
 
that just him probably realizing the same thing to attack the HA will happen , flash is smart after all (usually) rather than him magically sensing an attack from outside the universe lol
No, he had the exact same reaction that Blast had when sensing the attack. And this was after Flashy had direct contact with God after having the cube thrust onto his chest. Go back and read the chapter in which Void attacks the HA, Blast reacts in the exact same way. There is no logical reason that being smart would make it possible for you to sense an attack outside of your dimension... specially considering Flashy didn't even really see the attack that hit the HA, Blast was the only one who sensed and reacted to it, Flashy only got to see the aftermath.
 
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