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I have two win-cons for Hearts. Hold on, before you say this is wanked, but just hear me out.
1. From what I’ve seen, everyone here agrees that Hearts beats any single version of Solaris (due to stuff like above baseline AP, debuffs, EE, etc.), but likely can’t beat every version across past/present/future at once. I’ve been doing mental gymnastics to argue that Hearts could fuse with Solaris through summons, when in reality, base form Hearts already has fusionism. That considered, Hearts fuses with a single version of Solaris, retains all his hax/abilities along with temporal AOE and a connection to the Solaris hivemind, and he one-taps.
2. Hearts’ ki sensing/information analysis should scale above Broly’s, who can sense characters in the crack of time in his final base key, which is above baseline infinite Low 1-C. Combined with Hearts’ immeasurable speed that entails the ability to treat time as a navigable dimension, he locks in on every version of Solaris across time and uses his forceful BFR to summon them into a single place for erasure.
1. From what I’ve seen, everyone here agrees that Hearts beats any single version of Solaris (due to stuff like above baseline AP, debuffs, EE, etc.), but likely can’t beat every version across past/present/future at once. I’ve been doing mental gymnastics to argue that Hearts could fuse with Solaris through summons, when in reality, base form Hearts already has fusionism. That considered, Hearts fuses with a single version of Solaris, retains all his hax/abilities along with temporal AOE and a connection to the Solaris hivemind, and he one-taps.
2. Hearts’ ki sensing/information analysis should scale above Broly’s, who can sense characters in the crack of time in his final base key, which is above baseline infinite Low 1-C. Combined with Hearts’ immeasurable speed that entails the ability to treat time as a navigable dimension, he locks in on every version of Solaris across time and uses his forceful BFR to summon them into a single place for erasure.