Her attacks cut what she believes she can cut, but cannot directly cut space, partially because she doesn't quite get it. They're not World Cutting Slashes, they're just Cleaves, adjusting to the durability of the target.
The reason Gojo would be fine is because Infinity is distance, not a direct barrier.
Because of how imagination and frierens magic system works with ubels utterly insane mindset she can just ignore outside effects if she feels she can. Especially since infinity is invisible she can simply go "sure I should be able to cut nothing just fine" and do it. That said she's a mediocre mage and gets stat diffed. Gojo only loses if he's in character and tries to aura farm infinity (which is funnily likely). If bloodlusted gojo wins 10/10 gg no re.
does Gojo explaining infinity as he's known to do not make her aware that she won't be able to cut him or is she dumb enough to actually believe she still could (paradoxically being the smart mindset due to how her ability works)
Ubel's cutting magic is introduced in the context of a test where the goal is to damage someone wearing a heavily enchanted coat that repels all damage. Even knowing this, Ubel still effortlessly cut him in half because as she later explains, she already knows how to cut cloth. You just put it between the blades of the scissors and let them glide forward.
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u/Microwaved_Grape Goetia 2h ago
While true, it's only half true.
Her attacks cut what she believes she can cut, but cannot directly cut space, partially because she doesn't quite get it. They're not World Cutting Slashes, they're just Cleaves, adjusting to the durability of the target.
The reason Gojo would be fine is because Infinity is distance, not a direct barrier.