Looney Tunes Nonexistent Interaction

[Thanganimator]

Looney Tunes
This will be quite controversial, but let's see. As we know, the white space that appears in the verse always symbolizes nothingness, and the fact that it happens after Bugs Bunny destroys The Film Reel (a 5D structure) further proves it's a place without space-time. Animation tools can manipulate time in this timeless place, and in case you say that the white space in there is just a place without "scenery," well we know that "scenery" here implies space, like when Yakko pulls away the "scenery" behind him, leaving a completely white space. It makes more sense that an animator can redraw the "scenery" for the white space. Being outside of Film Reel should also mean it's outside of The SeverVerse. And to summarize.
=> The blank space before Animator draws the "scene" and the blank space after the universe is destroyed are one.

So what are the animation tools and toons that Hax are available for...?

• Toon Physiology:

• Non-Physical Interaction (Nonexistence [Nature Type 1. Aspect Type 4, 5 {Other: Space–Time]; Toons can interact with void.

• Void Manipulation: They can turn the world into nothingness and then redraw it as usual.

• Animation Tools:
• Nonexistent Interaction (Nature Type 1, Aspect Type 4, 5 [Space–Time]; Animators can manipulate time within a blank space.

• Nonexistent Erasure: Can deleted the cosmology, which should include the film reel and the white space around it.

• Void Manipulation: Animator can redraw the space for white space.

 

[Thanganimator]

Yeah, it's pretty simple (I guess).

 

[Thanganimator]

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[Jepilstiltskin]

This is more in line with NPI and an extension of how far Toon Force can go (in this case, turning the world into nothingness). I’m not entirely sure what specific ability category this would fall under, but it’s definitely not Void Manipulation. There’s no clear evidence that they are actually manipulating said “nothingness” itself.

 

[Thanganimator]

This is more in line with NPI and an extension of how far Toon Force can go (in this case, turning the world into nothingness). I’m not entirely sure what specific ability category this would fall under, but it’s definitely not Void Manipulation. There’s no clear evidence that they are actually manipulating said “nothingness” itself.

Okay, so it's probably only NPI NEP1. I just checked Giorno, and using RTZ when existence, time, and space are erased is also considered NPI NEP.

 

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[Youngwolf-0.1]

I think the CRT works better as a Non-Physical Interaction argument than a full Nonexistent Interaction argument.

The main issue is that the thread assumes the “white space” automatically qualifies as true nothingness or nonexistence, but a blank background in cartoons does not inherently prove the absence of space-time or actual nonexistence. It could simply represent an unrendered or empty scene.

Because of that, I do not think the evidence is currently sufficient for strong NEP/NI claims. At most, it supports interacting and functioning within a void-like empty state.

 

[Thanganimator]

I think the CRT works better as a Non-Physical Interaction argument than a full Nonexistent Interaction argument.

The main issue is that the thread assumes the “white space” automatically qualifies as true nothingness or nonexistence, but a blank background in cartoons does not inherently prove the absence of space-time or actual nonexistence. It could simply represent an unrendered or empty scene.

Because of that, I do not think the evidence is currently sufficient for strong NEP/NI claims. At most, it supports interacting and functioning within a void-like empty state.

So what hax could it be?

 

[Youngwolf-0.1]

So what hax could it be?

I think the feats shown here are better interpreted as Toon Force/Reality Warping rather than full Nonexistent Interaction or Void Manipulation.

The main issue is that the CRT assumes the “white space” automatically qualifies as true nonexistence or absolute nothingness, but a blank background in cartoons does not inherently prove the absence of space, time, or existence itself. It could simply represent an empty or unrendered scene.

Because of that, I think the safest interpretation would be:

Reality Warping
Toon Force
Possibly non-physical interaction
Possibly limited spatial manipulation

rather than stronger ontological abilities like void manipulation or nonexistent interaction. Destroying or redrawing scenes is also much more consistent with meta-cartoon reality manipulation than with manipulating “nothingness” itself. Likewise, functioning in an erased/blank setting does not necessarily prove interaction with actual nonexistence unless the verse explicitly establishes that state as beyond existence or devoid of space-time entirely.