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PaChi2 said:So someone with time manipulation can easily overpower the Almighty.
True. To me he looks like that character who either stomps or gets stomped.Peter "Quicksilver" Maximoff said:Honestly, i don't know how were going use Yhwach in any versus threads after all this is over
There were two different situation between the first attack and second one. Ichigo killed him at first attack but failed to stop The Almighty hence Yhwach was revived again. At second attack, Uryuu's arrow managed to stop Yhwach's power and ability instantly. If Ichigo can permanently kill Yhwach with that second attack then we can assume that in order to defeat Yhwach, The Almighty should be stopped first.FateAlbane said:The funniest part of this was his death.
"Mah Unlimited Powah got sealed for an instant!"
Here's where things get funny. The first time he actually got killed, BUT he still used his power to rewrite his death with "the All my time". Now, he gets killed again. Right, he couldn't use his powers for an instant, buuuuut! Since the almighty still works even though he is dead (as he proved in his first death), shouldn't the power come back after that instant, allowing Yhwach to come back again, DESPITE being dead?
- gets killed*
Oh, well. Been trying to figure that out. Realized there's probably no logical answer.
That's where it doesn't make sense. If the effects of the Almighty can still be used despite Yhwach being dead, it should make no difference that the power got neutralized for an instant and then he got killed. Because if the power can still function/be used even if the user is dead, the Almighty would still be activated after the instant of nullification whether Yhwach was dead or not, rewritting his death yet again. LOL If that doesn't happen in the next chapter, it's PIS to the fullest.Clorox92 said:There were two different situation between the first attack and second one. Ichigo killed him at first attack but failed to stop The Almighty hence Yhwach was revived again. At second attack, Uryuu's arrow managed to stop Yhwach's power and ability instantly. If Ichigo can permanently kill Yhwach with that second attack then we can assume that in order to defeat Yhwach, The Almighty should be stopped first.
The almighty was desactivated when he revive himself. He only had one pupil on his eyes when he revived himself, and not 3 as when the Almighty is on. Which means that's a weakness, he has to wait a limited time in order to used again after each dead, thats why he couldn't see the arrow or change anything.HokageMangaVox said:That's where it doesn't make sense. If the effects of the Almighty can still be used despite Yhwach being dead, it should make no difference that the power got neutralized for an instant and then he got killed. Because if the power can still function/be used even if the user is dead, the Almighty would still be activated after the instant of nullification whether Yhwach was dead or not, rewritting his death yet again. LOL If that doesn't happen in the next chapter, it's PIS to the fullest.
imagine how awesome it would be if kubo explains it :/HokageMangaVox said:The almighty was desactivated when he revive himself. He only had one pupil on his eyes when he revived himself, and not 3 as when the Almighty is on. Which means that's a weakness, he has to wait a limited time in order to used again after each dead, thats why he couldn't see the arrow or change anything.