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Looking doesn't require time though. It's a passive effect from 20m distance.Paul Frank said:ID is faster especially since Lelouch needs his opponent to look into his eyes
Speed Equal so that speed feat is outta the window.Paul Frank said:It requires Yogiri to look into his eyes as opposed to just using instant death which was fast enough to activate before an infinite speed creature could do anything to him
I know, that's why it's inconc. But it is assumed that the opponent will be looking into someone's eyes, because it is a stretch to say that anyone will activate thought based actions without having his opponent in his field of vision at all.EmperorDoom25 said:He still has to activate the Geass via thought
It is literally stated this in Lelouch's own profile. So it works vice versa in this case. The opponent need to see his eyes and the same can say for Lelouch as he need eye contact to mind control them.YungManzi said:No. The other person has to see Lelouch's eyes. That's why he could use it through a tv screen iirc.
Also, Yogiri could null Geass and kill Lelouch at the same time. If Geass has actually been downgraded from 2-A.
Looking through a T.V screen isn't Lelouch looking directly at someone's eyes.YungManzi said:No. The other person has to see Lelouch's eyes. That's why he could use it through a tv screen iirc.
Also, Yogiri could null Geass and kill Lelouch at the same time. If Geass has actually been downgraded from 2-A.
The argument you using for Lelouch using a TV Screen with Geass activated is a poor one given how anyone looking at the TV Screen will also be affected just by looking at his eyes. Literally a weak argument as it is definitely a direct eye contact case for Lelouch here.YungManzi said:I have no idea what you're trying to say @Hammer
Have you ever stare at a commercial with a person in it and the person is looking directly at your own eyes while you watch the commercial? The same thing applies here. It has to do with the eye's field of vision after all.YungManzi said:Not the direct eyecontact thing though, but whatever. Don't feel like arguing it, especially since it's not relevant to this battle.