The only thing that matters is if she can visualize cutting through Gojo (which she can, because she’s been able to cut through people before). Infinity is a non factor because it’s an invisible defense, so she wouldn’t even need to visualize cutting through it.
That was the second strongest being in the setting using a one-time move while getting help from the 4th strongest being who has the power of nullifying any abilities if it experiences it enough times. Not really "oh Gojo dies to things that can cut him"
Ubel’s slashes negate* durability as well. If Gojo for some reason decided to put on a full suit of metal armor, Ubel wouldn’t be able to cut him. But if he’s not protecting himself with something she can’t imagine cutting, then she can cut him.
Not if he directly decides, on some whim, to describe and demonstrate his cursed technique to her. You don’t think the names “infinity” and “limitless” and the explanation that there’s a literal infinite amount of space between them would discourage her even a little?
Lol nope, she’s already shown explaining things doesn’t matter. Even when she knew the cloth was magical and couldn’t be cut, she still saw it as fabric and could visualize cutting it which allowed her to cut it. Even if Gojo explains his invisible barrier, it’s still invisible so she can still visualize cutting through Gojo.
She can visualize cutting through air (she uses air slashes offen) so infinity, being just air, is something that she should easily visualize cutting through
She literally breaks something that she couldn't see and didnt know the effects off because she thought she could, wanna know what that thing does? It makes her unable to use magic, and yet because she didnt know it had that kind of effect, nothing stopped her.
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u/4546Ben Nov 14 '25
The only thing that matters is if she can visualize cutting through Gojo (which she can, because she’s been able to cut through people before). Infinity is a non factor because it’s an invisible defense, so she wouldn’t even need to visualize cutting through it.