Eden Vital seems like a hard counter to Anti-Spiral's biggest trick, locking the opponent away in an alternate reality. I definitely buy Lelouch being able to break free of that -- particularly since Eden Vital is apparently passive and would alert him to the nature of the universe even if he didn't personally realize what happened.
It's the rest of the fight that I'm not entirely sure of.
Questions about Lelouch:
- Is it ever possible to defeat him, by any means?
- Is his regeneration/revival instant, or how long does it take? (Has this ever been shown? He is apparently invincible, after all.)
I will say that the Lelouch arguments have been far better, from the perspective of someone who only watched ~8 eps of TTGL before quitting the show, and never watched any of Code Geass. Anti-Spiral supposedly being on a different level of power is not that convincing if he has a tendency to fight opponents on their level.
Spiral power is passive as well and that was affected as well if you think about it
as for the questions according to Ganon he is invincible but I never read NoN so who knows
He mentioned something about someone with Geass powers getting his head cut off and it instantly grew back in a few seconds although how it would stand up when the person is turned into paste I don't know (base mugann would turn him into paste with lasers) most of Lelouch's stuff is hypothetical imo.
I am curious if with Eden Vital he can actually go into different universes or just observe / mess with them a bit from there
even then wouldn't going into the AS universe basically mean Lelouch is auto screwed sicne AS controls everything and anything in his dimension.
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