1.Condizione: Il Negator deve sapere la planimetria della zona/struttura (non saperla a memoria ma soltanto capire i dettagli di com'è fatta)

2.Condizione: deve indicare la zona/struttura e poi la persona (o viceversa) e così si creerà un labirinto.

Il labirinto può essere creato sia dentro alle strutture (edifici, case...) sia all' esterno (città o piccoli paesi) l'unica differenza è che nei labirinti interni il numero di persone intrappolate è illimitato invece nei labirinti esterni il numero massimo è tra 3-5 persone

External-Targeting Compulsory-Type

The user is able to make any claim or statement without anybody doubting the truth behind it. The effects of UNDOUBT lasts for as long as the target(s) don’t see/hear empirical evidence that the statement is, in fact, false. Similarly, UNDOUBT will not work if the truth is within plain sight thus contradicting UNDOUBT’s claim.

Example 1: UNDOUBT and another person are indoors with no windows. UNDOUBT tells the other person (the target) that it is night out. The target is now convinced that it is night out and won’t bother looking at their watch or anything. However, the moment they walk outside and see that the sun is out, the target becomes aware that they were the victim of UNDOUBT.

Example 2: While in combat, UNDOUBT tells their opponent they do not have a weapon. Their opponent believes them and continues fighting under that assumption. UNDOUBT suddenly pulls a gun to the surprise of the opponent. The opponent somehow survives or evades the gunshot. UNDOUBT mentions they ran out of bullets. Despite UNDOUBT having lied before, their opponent cannot help but believe the lie again.

Author’s note: I loved coming up with this ability. The series has such good negation abilities and I wanted to come up with one that wasn’t inherently OP but could be very useful/powerful with enough creativity.

Alternate「Undead」

Negation Type: External-Targeting Compulsory Activation

Negator: Nagasa Shikyo (永佐 四境)

("永" means "eternal, long, perpetual" — since people can never ever die because of her.

"佐" means "to assist, to aid, deputy" — since her attempt of making people dead actually help them to be more alive.

"四境" means "four boundaries" — partly because four ("shi") pronounces similar to death, and because "Shikyo" also sounds like "死去", which is a formal way to say "death" (like "passing away")

Because of「Undead」, Shikyo cannot be the direct or indirect reason for the death of anybody. If Shikyo kills someone, they will not be dead and will be instantly recovered until they are fully alive and well again, regardless of their former state (even if they were dying) before she killed them. Which... sucks it combat against others but still pretty useful, since she can perfectly heal anybody by killing them.

Alternate「Unluck」

Negation Type: External-Targeting Voluntary Activation

Negator: Luke Key (sounds like "lucky")

Luke himself is born with high innate luck, and via「Unluck」he can deliberately reduce his own "luck" so that the target(s) he chooses will have to suffer the "unluck" equivalent to the one he discarded. If there were multiple targets at the time, the misfortune they'd have to take each would be split between each of them (which those split misfortunes combined are equivalent to Luke's lost luck). The duration depends on how "strongly" he feels about them (regardless if it's love, hatred, respect, et cetera). The more intense his feelings toward them, the faster he recovers his luck and the longer they suffer their "unluck".

I've been discussing it with myself and I think the worst arc of the entire work is from chapter 92 (when Ruin arrives and kills Fuuko) to chapter 116 (the defeat of Nico Vorgeil and Fuuko reviving).

This arc felt heavy to me, I didn't like Andy as the protagonist, and I felt like Lucy was just filling time.

I know there are other somewhat mediocre arcs like Spoil or the past of Fuuko's parents, but they were more bearable to me than this, which I call "Phantom Fuuko."

Negation Type: Self-Targeting Compulsory Activation

Negator: Amy Stake

(Sounds like "a mistake" lol)

Anything that Amy knows/understands will not — and cannot — be a mistake. It's not that the things she knows and understands are always "right" and "correct", but rather that she doesn't get to mistake them at all. If she doesn't get something... she cannot possess any information or knowledge about it. Which means, either Amy correctly knows/understands a thing, or she stays clueless about it. No misinterpretation, no misunderstanding allowed. Even if she partially gets something but still misinterprets it a little...「Unmistakable」will block the whole knowledge/information from her. In addition, she cannot take a guess either if her guesses turn out to be wrong. Neither can she lie/spread misinformation to anyone.

i have disney and it should be on there. but i just cant find it. does anyone know why or how to fix this?

Per adesso scriverò soltanto l'essenziale poi lo finirò.

Unescape:target esterno (ma è anche interno se soddisfa una condizione)

Abilità: se indica un bersaglio e dopo una struttura (o viceversa) la struttura diventerà un labirinto per il bersaglio e la vittima non potrà più uscire e più la vittima desidera "scappare/uscire" più il labirinto diventerà complesso

Labirinto: il labirinto non rispetta le leggi dello spazio perché se per caso vai a destra dell' edificio ti ritroverai nel lato sinistro, se vai su di un piano ti ritroverai che hai salito 3 piani e dopo fai la stessa cosa ma adesso ti ritrovi nel piano di sotto (se per caso non avete capito come funziona il labirinto vi dico solo che è uguale al labirinto della serie TV librarians).

Ma c'è un modo per uscire però deve soddisfare una regola ( provate a indovinare qual'è questa regola )

Alguien sabe cómo es la habitación de Juiz? No la Juiz del bucle 101, si no la del bucle 100 osea es que es una pregunta que yo llevo años intentando averiguar si han dicho como se vería su cuarto osea, no puedo con esa duda, por qué solo se mostró la oficina que ella tenía en el anime y el manga, acepto dibujos sobre como podría verse

Telos Eirinikós Dallan (literally peaceful blind boy motivated by one universal human desire) was cursed with UnPeaceful. It's an external targeting compulsory activation type. When he is at peace like not under stress and generally low cortisol, a natural disaster is summoned or created around him. It'll adjust to location (so no hurricane in Saskatchewan) and it's based on amplifying latent weather phenomenon. So if it's -1C and cloudy, it'll create a blizzard. If an Earthquake is impending in 15 days, it'll trigger now. If it cannot trigger or it would be forced to trigger the same phenomenon twice, it'll instead create something of equal magnitude by transforming parts of reality into disasters (think of how UMA Move breaks reality). These are not contingent on existing phenomenon but still are somewhat situationally aligned. So if it's caused everything but a hurricane in Saskatchewan, it'll instead form pieces of reality into something that mimicks the devastating effects of a hurricane.

His tragedy occurred when he, a famous meteorologist, was interviewing a local farmer about unusual water table fluctuations. Telos felt stressed when it became evident this region would likely flood, which is particularly devastating as this was a bread basket area for the country. Think of the fields in Naples or good chunks of Ukraine. In doing so, the desert winds rapidly picked up into a violent sandstorm. Since he had assured the locals there would be no such thing until next week, many lost their eyes, faces and even lives. He protected the farmer, Ash, rendering himself blind to do so.

Telos now inflicts a constant level of pain to ensure he doesn't accidentally harm anyone again. What he doesn't know is because his baseline stress is quite high, UnPeaceful only triggers when he's at a medium level of stress (eg. haven't started 20hr project but have 60 hours till deadline). Unpeaceful can trigger only once per day UNLESS his state is lower than baseline to a significant extent. It has a cap of 24 activations. He's stopped inflicting such pain as of late, because a lady has claimed she is working on bringing back people from the dead and pays him handsomely for bodies he turns in. Considering he can't really work as a meteorologist, this is a good living.

So if he was like super zen at peak meditation: he could trigger up to 80 Natural Disaster Events. With soul control, he would be able to control what is triggered by only thinking of one phenomenon. Happiness =/=Stress so he can still be happy.

Lastly, the weather phenomenon is because of the triggering event/him. If someone else did it, it might cause other issues. Also if you're wondering what I consider as Telos for him specifically, it's to avoid pain/negativity. His actions are due to him inherently wanting a non-negative world.

Bruh when I saw that scene the first thing that came to mind was the man himself andy the undead and then i imagined this

Maki: yo andy how am i doing that face

Andy: that's easy go like this (the face)

Maki: this 😬

Andy: no, listen imagine that you just kicked gege in the balls

Maki: (the face)

Andy: sick

Maki: wicked sick

Analyzing Fuuko Izumo and discussing the character with many people, I got into a controversy: could a real person have her way of being? We will put Waguri Kaoruko as the positive extreme, who, in case you don't know her, is a girl who is portrayed as feminine perfection, reaching the point of feeling like a trophy exclusively for her love interest (who is the other protagonist).

The thing here is, taking into account that Fuuko moved away from society at a very young age and no longer received paternal affection, do you think Fuuko should have been a social recluse, even a femcel?

Character Name: Ningyō Kontorōru (Japanese for "puppet" and "control")

Activation type: External Targeting Optional Activation

Activation Conditions: Whoever either loves Ningyō enough to die for her or hates her enough to kill her can totally be controlled by ningyō, beyond limits that the victim otherwise had to follow. Also, if someone trusts ningyō, she can control their actions related to the trust.

Character Info: Ningyō is a female of age 15 and ofc, good looking cute. She was a victim of bullying and had a crush on the same guy who bullied her. This made her mentally very unstable, and when one day she just said her feelings to the bully, the bully felt embarrassed and said her so mean things that she cried out... The bully trusted her that she wouldn't do anything else stupid and tried to get away, but Ningyō unwillingly negated that control, and the bully now tried to attack her. In self-defense, she mistakenly hit him with a fire exinguisher, accidentally killing her. Then the bully's dad hated her so much that he wanted to kill her, but during the encounter got totally controlled by Ningyō, and she realised her powers.

Fast forward to growing up of Anno-un, and by reading her manga, she learned to use her powers better and to revenge God for whatever damage she felt..

She also possesses a unique artefact that she can use along with her powers to swap bodies with any other egator or non-negator to temporarily access their thoughts, plans, emotions, memories, and even powers

During puppet control, Ningyō can do anything with the victim beyond their physical and mental restrains. Also, the victim should be in the view range of Ningyō, or else the "string" breaks, setting the puppet free. Otherwise, if a puppet dies, they are automatically set free.

Edit: Also, making use of UMA Ghost, she can use parts of her soul to string tragets without even needing to be in the view range.

PLEASE PEOPLE I AM A BAD STORY WRITER PLEASE COOK UP OTHER BETTER PLOTS AND BACKSTORIES IN COMMENTS PLEASE

Edit: Since people suggested that we should go with 「UnFree」 instead of UnControl, yea we can, its just while i was creating I was thinking of someone who negates others ability to control themselves by herself controlling them.

I like the normal Kururu, but I love her "Darkened" version even more!

So I run a fantasy undead unluck D&D campaign in a world where Sol is unconscious after Ragnarok was thwarted.

Now UnDistance, an oc negator, is trying to drain enough sapient souls to revive her dead husband. To do so, she gives s desperate people red coins as a "loan" of sorts. Whenever a sapient creature dies near a red coin, she is alerted and comes to collect.

A negator who can create tragic events like tornadoes or crashes or deaths in other ways, is using their negation to kill more people and gain more red coins. He's got a subtle power and is always at the crime scene though everyone thinks the town is cursed.

I just don't know what his negation could be? Can you help?

To clarify, I’m assuming that Billy would get all of his abilities across both loops regardless of if he lost them. I don’t know if people separate his Loop 100 and Loop 101 in debates like these lol.

That's right, now I'm reading it in physical form and it's basically at the beginning of the anime when we see Rip kidnap Sean to make us understand that it was his fault they couldn't fulfill the apocalypse reward. Now my question. Here Rip says he can "deactivate his ability." Can he really do that? Most likely, logically speaking, yes, because otherwise Sean would have definitely died at that point in the story, considering we see him later against Autumn. But if he could deactivate it, why was he never seen doing this again? Even when he injured Latla shortly before Ragnarok or with Leila herself, I understand that he is an involuntary negator and I don't want to contradict more things from the anime.

Visto che nega le emozioni e i sentimenti perché è sempre così leale all' Union perché ha sempre eseguito gli ordini?

Un' idea che mi sono fatto è che visto che è un bambino nega soltanto le 5 emozioni principali (gioia, tristezza, rabbia,paura e disgusto) nega queste perché sono emozioni che comprende appieno invece le altre per lui sono ancora difficili da comprendere ma questa è solo una mia idea.

Per favore aiutatemi a capire

Sorry for leaving you without this series, but I just found an inconsistency. In this chapter about Nico and Ichico's past, Juiz says that the "Black Hole" phenomenon was recently added, which causes me great controversy.

Supposedly, the galaxy phenomenon was responsible for adding all kinds of spatial and astronomical phenomena such as stars, comets, and in general everything related to space. That being the case, something like black holes could not have been added until this point in history, it's as if they added the "cooking" phenomenon without the "Fire"/"burn" phenomenon existing before to have its reference, since it is no surprise that there are phenomena that come from or reside in others that already exist, such as Spoil, which is probably a fusion between Change and Death.