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It's above his regardless. Hit has a set range and lasts a finite amount of timeAkreious said:I find it kind of dumb that Amexim has to ask so many times for a video/at least screenshot citation on Dio timestopping and Infinite Speed when that's the very argument people are using for Dio > Hit's timestop.
But the speed is equalized. Why does Infinite Speed still bear merit in this equation? Unless they merely start out with equalized speed, and DIO can use TWOH to overwrite his noninfinite speed and replace it with infinite speedAmexim said:Ok. Dio has infinite speed. Show me where the time stop works on people with it though. And this whole "take it up with a CRT" argument is ridiculous. If you really think he would win, state why you think so, regardless of the cites rules— based on logic itself instead of deflecting to what the wiki says as procedure. THEN after that, defer to what the rules say. Because otherwise, someone is gonna redux this shit after it closes from a CRT— making all this pointless. Hell, relying on those standards by themselves defeats the point of a discussion, because instead of trying to reason, you're going by the rules that may or may not currently be faulty.
Ugh.
Uhm what.DMB 1 said:1) Dio has never shown to be able to overwrite away things like Experience, Skills, Intelligence etcetera, just people and powers.
2) Dio cannot time-stop infinitely, that's just a rumor.
3) Dio has to touch Hit in the first place to Overwrite him.
4) Dio never overwrites people within stopped time in character. At best he uses Time-Stop to get closer to the opponent.