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Welp guess I was wrong
Wait a sec. Wasn’t Maltruant’s Annihilargh amped by a star core? Also Feedback usually amplifies the energy he absorbs, as shown against ultimate Humungousaur. He one shots him after absorbing his energy. Also that unbreakable barrier just turns off after Feedback gets control over the Annihilargh’s energy, while a regular Annihilargh can’t do anything to it. When Maktruant got hit by his Annihilargh he wasn’t completely destroyed and his parts were still intact for repairs. If he was far lower than anything universal then he would’ve been reduced to atoms.Assuming that this isn't obvious, not only your arguments makes 0 sense but also the fact that Maltruant got one shot by the Annihilaargh (ignoring also that most of it's energy was absorbed by Feedback ) already debunk your whole argument
... I don't think that's got anything to do with Feedback...Also that unbreakable barrier just turns off after Feedback gets control over the Annihilargh’s energy,
Didn't he just dura neg him with internal electricity?as shown against ultimate Humungousaur. He one shots him after absorbing his energy.
I think it needed the core to have power at all (comparable to a regular Annihilaargh) since it's the same Annihilaargh that went off and Ben broke afterwards, although you could argue otherwise depending on how it functions and how Alien X recreated it.Wasn’t Maltruant’s Annihilargh amped by a star core?
The Omnitrix also cycles through the best possible options to do what Ben wants to do, which isn't just not die in this case (but rather save the multiverse), Alien X's LS might have not been able to contain it and the Omnitrix realized that it was too big a risk to let Ben (as Alien X) either try to contain it another way (since he'd lose time thinking potentially) with his hax or potentially have to debate the personalities (or it's just not fully aware of his capabilities).One of those Aliens was Alien X, which seems to imply that this Annihilargh is indeed amplified.
You have a point although if it negates durability via warping space-time then this isn't necessarily the case I think.When Maktruant got hit by his Annihilargh he wasn’t completely destroyed and his parts were still intact for repairs. If he was far lower than anything universal then he would’ve been reduced to atoms.
No since when?Wait a sec. Wasn’t Maltruant’s Annihilargh amped by a star core?
Okay and?Also Feedback usually amplifies the energy he absorbs, as shown against ultimate Humungousaur.
Wtf does this has anything to do with Feedback or the Annihilaargh?Also that unbreakable barrier just turns off after Feedback gets control over the Annihilargh’s energy, while a regular Annihilargh can’t do anything to it.
Because that was due to bad animation/writing?When Maktruant got hit by his Annihilargh he wasn’t completely destroyed and his parts were still intact for repairs.
No? That scene was just too vague and it can be interpreted differently, it could just be that the Omnitrix was running shit out energy and so it tried to take the best Alien for the situation or Alien x being there could simply be an inconsistency/PIS , the Anihilaarg is simply a device used to create and destroy a baseline space-time continuum which is something that Alien x already dealt withThe Omnitrix was cycling through all the aliens supposedly because they couldn’t handle the energy of the Annihilargh. One of those Aliens was Alien X, which seems to imply that this Annihilargh is indeed amplified.
Maltruant used the dwarf star core that he stole from Plumbers HQ in the future in the second to final episode, to charge the Annihilaargh.No since when?
Don't recall this happening..Maltruant used the dwarf star core that he stole from Plumbers HQ in the future in the second to final episode, to charge the Annihilaargh.
In a sense you did, Maltruant not getting atomized means that either the Annihilaargh isn’t an anti-feat because it ignores durability or he scales to it. The other stuff not so much.Although they can be interpreted differently, I think I got my point across.
Watch the episodeDon't recall this happening..
There is no point of doing that, the OP question has already been answered and this is enough.I'd wait for Zamasu to respond.