Complete Guide to Countering Time-Skip

The first method was the most direct, the purest, and the most unreasonable: overpower it with brute force.

This was how Jiren of Universe 11 had countered Hit's Time-Skip in the original story. It was also the logic Son Goku had used when he first faced Hit and activated Super Saiyan Blue Twentyfold Kaioken.

Though the laws of time were powerful, they were still limited by the energy level of the user.

When someone's ki became vast and dense enough, the energy density they radiated would directly exceed the threshold that the Time-Skip dimension could withstand.

As long as one's absolute power far surpassed that of the Time-Skip user, that violent energy could shatter the shackles of time, forcibly crush the rules, and cross into the moment after the Time-Skip.

Before an absolute gap in strength, any technique that stopped time was as fragile as paper and would be torn apart by sheer force.

The second method was prediction, something that placed extreme demands on battle intelligence and reflexes.

It was much like what Goku had done when he first faced Time-Skip.

Rather than resisting at the instant time stopped, he had used intense exchanges to forcibly memorize his opponent's muscle movements, footwork, and gaze.

The instant he confirmed that his opponent was about to activate Time-Skip, he threw his punch in advance.

That punch was not aimed at the opponent's current position, but at the "future position" where they would inevitably appear after Time-Skip ended.

It was equivalent to crossing the barrier of time and fighting the opponent from the future in advance.

This was also the method Sun Wuxiu had ultimately used to completely defeat Hit on the planet where they had searched for the Super Dragon Balls.

This method did not require absolute suppression through strength, but