Immeasurable speed attack

[LuffyRuffy46307]

I was here looking for something to watch came across a feat of the hour, such a character x uses an existential erasure on a character who was in the present, and for this attack to reach such a character would have to cross a void that passes every time to go to a totally different timeline, but this character became an omnipresent being, so much so that he traveled to other periods of time, such a character x that affected character y can have an immeasurable speed attack?

 

[StekFence]

So basically, character X erased character Y, whole they were in different timelines?

 

[Robo432343]

yes
temporal omnipresence counts as immeasurable speed

 

[StekFence]

But the question isn’t about Y, who is temporally omnipresent from both the present and other timeline

 

[LuffyRuffy46307]

So basically, character X erased character Y, whole they were in different timelines?

Exactly, character y was in the present, while character x was in the future, but this character y was omnipresent in the future and was becoming omnipresent in another line (almost to put it better), but this character x simply deleted him from existence, and we see this character y suffering in the present.

 

[StekFence]

Ok so. If you are asking about zeno, I’m fairly sure this type of feat is rated as a range feat, rather than speed.

 

[Qawsedf234]

, such a character x uses an existential erasure on a character who was in the present, and for this attack to reach such a character would have to cross a void that passes every time to go to a totally different timeline, but this character became an omnipresent being, so much so that he traveled to other periods of time, such a character x that affected character y can have an immeasurable speed attack?

Due to the attack seemingly just being a global EE power, this would be more in line with a Tier 2 range/AP feat.

 

[LuffyRuffy46307]

Ok so. If you are asking about zeno, I’m fairly sure this type of feat is rated as a range feat, rather than speed.

Due to the attack seemingly just being a global EE power, this would be more in line with a Tier 2 range/AP feat.

Well, i thought would give an immeasurable speed attack, because it affected another character in a different period of time, but you're right.

 

[CastoriceTheFifth]

Luffy I'm pretty sure everyone knows what feat and characters you are talking about that it doesn't need to be a secret

 

[AthelChan]

Luffy I'm pretty sure everyone knows what feat and characters you are talking about that it doesn't need to be a secret

 

[DarkDragonMedeus]

Temporal omnipresence isn't considered speed, but size. Also, omnipresents are basically immobile movement speed, but it's size, range, and lack of tangibility is what makes them difficult to fight. Likewise, we normally avoid immeasurable speed scaling just because "Temporal AoE" exists for various attacks.

 

[Qawsedf234]

because it affected another character in a different period of time,

All Tier 2 and higher attack are assumed to completely erase a space-time. Which means the retroactive destruction of everything and not just current physical matter.

 

[LuffyRuffy46307]

All Tier 2 and higher attack are assumed to completely erase a space-time. Which means the retroactive destruction of everything and not just current physical matter.

That makes total sense, thanks for answering my question and you can close this