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This is an equation that i came up with to help explain how i think Asuna's magic cancel abilities work.
Let Fm= Magical Force
Let Fn = Nullification Force (magic cancel)
Let Fe = the effective Force on asuna
so Fm-Fn= Fe
But Fe>0 (Effective force cannot be less then 0 aka negative) if Fe is less then 0 then Fe= 0
let Fm= x
let Fn = y
so in order for magic to be effective against Asuna x>y (magic > Anti-magic)
so the magical force must be greater then the Nullification Force
Let’s say x= 80 and y=120 then the effective force is -40, but since Fe cannot be negative then Fe equals 0
here is another example.
A monster attacks Asuna for 800 magical Damage, Asuna's Magic cancel absorbs 800, asuna takes 0 damage.
One more example
lets say asuna magic cancel can only absorbe 9000 dmg
A High daylight walker hit's asuna for 9100 magical Damage, Asuna Magic Cancel absorbs 9000 dmg, Asuna takes 100 damage.
The reason that the Effective Force cannot be negative, can essentially be explained by the incident 20 years ago at the end of the war. The giant Anti Magical eruption is an example of this. The full force of asuna's magic cancel was unleashed, then amplified. so in order to stop the eruption you must fill the void that was created with enough magical power to negate the anti-magic then while the anti-magic is suppressed, seal and "fix" the equation.
In short if you have enough magic to overcome the nullification effect then you can effect asuna other wise it will not effected her.
Last edited by veron05; 10-18-2009 at 12:17 PM.
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Let Fm= Magical Force
Let Fn = Nullification Force (magic cancel)
Let Fe = the effective Force on asuna
so Fm-Fn= Fe
But Fe>0 (Effective force cannot be less then 0 aka negative) if Fe is less then 0 then Fe= 0
let Fm= x
let Fn = y
so in order for magic to be effective against Asuna x>y (magic > Anti-magic)
so the magical force must be greater then the Nullification Force
Let’s say x= 80 and y=120 then the effective force is -40, but since Fe cannot be negative then Fe equals 0
here is another example.
A monster attacks Asuna for 800 magical Damage, Asuna's Magic cancel absorbs 800, asuna takes 0 damage.
One more example
lets say asuna magic cancel can only absorbe 9000 dmg
A High daylight walker hit's asuna for 9100 magical Damage, Asuna Magic Cancel absorbs 9000 dmg, Asuna takes 100 damage.
The reason that the Effective Force cannot be negative, can essentially be explained by the incident 20 years ago at the end of the war. The giant Anti Magical eruption is an example of this. The full force of asuna's magic cancel was unleashed, then amplified. so in order to stop the eruption you must fill the void that was created with enough magical power to negate the anti-magic then while the anti-magic is suppressed, seal and "fix" the equation.
In short if you have enough magic to overcome the nullification effect then you can effect asuna other wise it will not effected her.
Last edited by veron05; 10-18-2009 at 12:17 PM.
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