Now part-2 where I'll be debunking any arguments against it.
A very popular "debunk" to this scaling is that "Well, we can see the attack traveling meaning it is not instanteous/infinite speed."
My response: Well, yes and no. In the first scan, where we can see the dimension slash moving horizontally is where we see the attack traveling. On the contrary, in the second scan, where Empty Void targets directly at Saitama, it appears to have arrived instantly. (Which agains, supports the argument for infinite speed.) What exactly im trying to say here is that the attack indeed ignores distance and arrives at instaneous speed to the point where Empty Void is targeting his dimension slash at. But probably not when its traveling horizontally like we've seen previously with all the dimension slashes.
Now you may have some questions like "Why would Empty void do that when can straight up just completely annihalate them by targeting the spot where they currently are?" The answer is simple, he doesnt want to. Empty void himself accepts this by saying "theres no longer any reason to let you live" which does mean that he wasn't actually trying to kill anyone. Also proven by the fact that he was trying to go against God and only wanted to make Sonic and Flashy flash God's avatar.
This also debunks another popular argument of "flashy flash dodged the attack". And flashy flash was not able to dodge the attack anyways, he was simply aware of what Empty Void is going to do and Empty Void wanted to target sonic with it not flashy flash who was also saved by Blast.
Another debunk that maybe be made later on: "immeasurable speed characters can time travel but Saitama canno-" Well yes he can. If you wannna interpret it that way and also the popular argument recently of "hax in Saitama's case is basically his physical capabilities"
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Now part-2 where I'll be debunking any arguments against it.
A very popular "debunk" to this scaling is that "Well, we can see the attack traveling meaning it is not instanteous/infinite speed."
My response: Well, yes and no.
In the first scan, where we can see the dimension slash moving horizontally is where we see the attack traveling. On the contrary, in the second scan, where Empty Void targets directly at Saitama, it appears to have arrived instantly. (Which agains, supports the argument for infinite speed.)
What exactly im trying to say here is that the attack indeed ignores distance and arrives at instaneous speed to the point where Empty Void is targeting his dimension slash at. But probably not when its traveling horizontally like we've seen previously with all the dimension slashes.
Now you may have some questions like
"Why would Empty void do that when can straight up just completely annihalate them by targeting the spot where they currently are?"
The answer is simple, he doesnt want to.
Empty void himself accepts this by saying "theres no longer any reason to let you live" which does mean that he wasn't actually trying to kill anyone. Also proven by the fact that he was trying to go against God and only wanted to make Sonic and Flashy flash God's avatar.
This also debunks another popular argument of "flashy flash dodged the attack". And flashy flash was not able to dodge the attack anyways, he was simply aware of what Empty Void is going to do and Empty Void wanted to target sonic with it not flashy flash who was also saved by Blast.
Another debunk that maybe be made later on: "immeasurable speed characters can time travel but Saitama canno-"
Well yes he can. If you wannna interpret it that way and also the popular argument recently of "hax in Saitama's case is basically his physical capabilities"
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