Hit's Time Skip

[Steve_Rogers1]

Hit doesn't actually freeze time for .5 seconds, because if he did, no matter how fast you are, nobody could move through it like goku did. He's actually using time perception manipulation.

 

[SomebodyData]

Time Stop Resistance is a thing

 

[Steve_Rogers1]

I wouldn't think that a simple increase in strength would grant time stop resistance

 

[EnoYaka]

I wouldn't think that a simple increase in strength would grant time stop resistance

A simple increase in strength via training gave Goku the ability to read minds when landing on Namek, so I'd say it matches the series perfectly.

 

[LordGriffin1000]

In dragon ball more power=resistance to others abilities

 

[Hatted_Cat]

In dragon ball more power=resistance to others abilities

Makes sense. Bleach then has a similar thing going on.

 

[Muuuuh]

In dragon ball more power=resistance to others abilities

Makes sense. Bleach then has a similar thing going on.

of couse not, in really the enemies in the last saga just have hax, in DC they are so weak

 

[MeleeniumRXJ]

I think Hit's Time-Skip works a lot like Tracer's time manipulation from Overwatch. I think Hit is skipping his "personal" time. Meaning his personal time jumps 0.5 seconds (or however much) into the future in an instant relative to the universe. Though I guess you can argue that that's the exact same thing as stopping time, but this description probably gives a better idea of the true nature behind the ability.