1. Can only be used by Spirit users / accommodators
Spirit Users and Accommodators are not the same, once again the only similarities are that of the Holy / Soul aspect.
Spirit Users do not gain their powers from the God of their verse. Spirit Users do not purge on a marco quantum level. Spirit Users do passively manipulate causality. Spirit Users cannot neg forcefields.
They are not the same or even similar enough to be equalized.
2. Needs to be synchronized with their innocence/spirit.
Irrelevant.
3. Can purify devils/Akuma
Devils and Akuma are not the same.
Devil's regenerate, Akuma do not. Akuma are hunks of metal given souls, Devils are not. Akuma use Dark Matter which contains hax that Devils do not have. Devils use a form of Magic, Akuma do not.
4. Can destroy Devils/Akuma
Irrelevant, Akuma are not the same as Devil's. Apples to Oranges.
5. They are both supernatural energies that perform supernatural functions.
Not quite, them being supernatural in nature isn't grounds for equalization. They do not function similarly (Saint Stage does not passively manipulate Causality, does not destroy at a macro quantum level, does not negate force fields, does not originate from the literal God of the verse, and is Magic based whereas Innocence is not.)
6. Regular magic canāt destroy devils/Akuma
Which is irrelevant, and Magic (Cross's Magic.) explicitly works on Akuma.
7. Users of both have spirit.
Which is the case for every verse, and unlike BC, DGM has layered soul Manipulation.
weapons/innocence weapons.
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I hope this doesnāt devolve to āitās not called magic therefore it shouldnāt be equalizedā. I assume we are bigger than that.
Blatant strawman and argument from ignorance. It's been explained to you multiple times that Innocence cannot be equalized to Magic.
The only difference is Mana is very versatile (it can perform functions of three different power systems) whereas Dāgray man seperates these three power systems but they are all supernatural energiesā¦
Innocence and Dark Matter are much more versatile than Mana.