Sonic's FateHax vs Zenkichi Hitoyoshi's Devil Style

[ElixirBlue]

I want to ask a quick question.

Sonic's FateHax, Sonic always wins, was never stated to be Fate Manipulation. It could possibly be Theory of Narrative Causality due to the Sega Mandates that ordered the writers of Archie Sonic to follow:

• Sonic must always win,
• Amy can only have a crush on Sonic,
• SEGA characters must be ageless,
• SEGA characters can't die,

With the exception of the "future what if" storylines (ageless), the comics did generally follow these rules. However, the "Sonic must always win" was made it story-relevant in the Archie Comics by 2 major antagonist who have fought Sonic on multiple occasions. Sonic was beaten up by Eggman and Tails beat Mogul but both villains blamed Sonic for the unexplainable constant losses against Sonic. The combination of the Sega mandates and major in-series characters pointing out one of the rules of the Sega Mandates and making it a plot point highly suggest Sonic's FateHax is a Theory of Narrative Causality power.

Would it then be appropriate to say Zenkichi Hitoyoshi's Devil Style can negate the "FateHax"?

 

[Firephoenixearl]

Well it really stops at potency here.

It depends on how we would tier plot and fate in Medaka box.

 

[Necromercer]

Yeah, it's really iffy

 

[Iapitus_The_Impaler]

If we are ignoring scale, then perhaps it could. If his fate hax is explicitly based on these narrative flows, then it should give Zenkichi the ability to get himself a "fair" fight with Sonic