Resistance to Gravity Manipulation for Aizen Revision Thread

AppleLord

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Aizen tanks Hado #90.

Aizen was unaffected by the end result. Not even phase by the pressure and Aizen said that it was torrent of gravity capable of distorting time and space, sounds like a black hole to me.

 

AstralKing7

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• May 11, 2019

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Sighs physical feat not resistance. This wiki considers anything related to overcoming gravity as a physical strength

 

Damage3245

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• May 11, 2019

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I believe AstralKing is right here. This isn't a resistance feat, just a durability feat.

 

AppleLord

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AstralKing7 said:

Sighs physical feat not resistance. This wiki considers anything related to overcoming gravity as a physical strength

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Cool. What tier is it? Because to have a physical strength feats means that it can be measure.

 

Rin_The_Dragon_Empress

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• May 11, 2019

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Actually it's considered lifting strength, if Aizen managed to ignore it then you could get lifting strength from it. Although it could also be resistance to gravity manipulation depending on how Aizen overpowered it.

 

Sigurd_Snake_in_The_Eye

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You need to prove it's a real black hole.

 

AstralKing7

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Cool. What tier is it? Because to have a physical strength feats means that it can be measure.

Whatever tier Aizen is obviously cause u know for a fact that this site disagreed with the black hole statement a while back

 

AppleLord

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I am not arguing for the black hole argument which is an outlier despite if its real or not.

 

A_Stoned_Orc

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The tier of a black hole can vary from the high-end stellar tiers, to Below Average Human level, depending on the mass (if determinable). Judging by the size and shape of Hado #90: Black Coffin, that particular black hole might be in the 7-C range, based on an educated guess.