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I will get straight to the point without any intro.
Here is a brief summary of why Necati is currently considered as 3-A:
But is this really the case? Or if so, should Necati really get a 3-A AP via this?
Of course not. Every matter manipulation with 3-A range does not and should not always grant 3-A AP. It depends on how that character uses matter manipulation at that range. As it is written on the Tiering System page, in order to have 3-A AP, they need to destroy/create/significantly affect a 3D finite structure that is at least as large as the observable universe. And all 3 of these conditions are neither stated nor performed by Necati. He simply changes objects in the universe one by one by pressing buttons on the machine. He neither destroys them, nor creates a new one, nor poses a threat to the existence of those planets. It just changes their shape, and at the same time it doesn't even affect the entire 3-A area or pose a threat to the existence of it. So he lacks the feats of "significantly affecting" or any statement that could refer to that. Hence Necati's 3-A key should be removed.
Agree: ImmortalDread, Valeska24, ZetsuEarly0, Burkiqwe, CryptonBestDbFan, Marvel_Champion_07, Lonkitt, DarkGrath, Damage3245, Maverick_Zero_X
Disagree: ShionAH
Neutral:
Here is a brief summary of why Necati is currently considered as 3-A:
In episode 217 of Kral Şakir (3:00), as a reward for solving the world's most difficult problem, Mirket takes Necati to a machine that has control over all the laws of physics in the world and tells him "You are now in charge of all the laws of physics in the world." And then Necati presses random buttons on the machine and changes the physics of the whole world and as a result Şakir and Remzi are affected (Şakir turns into a liquid and Remzi starts flying etc.). This is not only limited to Şakir, Remzi and other people, but because of a button he presses, he turns the moon into a cube (6:02) and in addition to this, while Remzi and Şakir are climbing to the top of Mount Ararat, he says "It's a bit difficult to climb the mountain when the laws of physics don't work. (7:00)". So when Mirket says "the laws of physics of the world", it actually refers to the whole universe. And a Matter Manipulation with a 3-A range should also grant 3-A AP.
But is this really the case? Or if so, should Necati really get a 3-A AP via this?
Of course not. Every matter manipulation with 3-A range does not and should not always grant 3-A AP. It depends on how that character uses matter manipulation at that range. As it is written on the Tiering System page, in order to have 3-A AP, they need to destroy/create/significantly affect a 3D finite structure that is at least as large as the observable universe. And all 3 of these conditions are neither stated nor performed by Necati. He simply changes objects in the universe one by one by pressing buttons on the machine. He neither destroys them, nor creates a new one, nor poses a threat to the existence of those planets. It just changes their shape, and at the same time it doesn't even affect the entire 3-A area or pose a threat to the existence of it. So he lacks the feats of "significantly affecting" or any statement that could refer to that. Hence Necati's 3-A key should be removed.
Agree: ImmortalDread, Valeska24, ZetsuEarly0, Burkiqwe, CryptonBestDbFan, Marvel_Champion_07, Lonkitt, DarkGrath, Damage3245, Maverick_Zero_X
Disagree: ShionAH
Neutral:
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