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No, not another Sonic character, one more and I'll go MAD.

Usage of time is usually the method I go with for description for why something is happening so fast. But there's still the problem of colliding with slowed down particles of air colliding with you.

Well I know Deity has a way around this; but when you're moving 340m/s then you are travelling along the sound barrier. In other words you're never hearing anything behind you, but everything in front of you you are hearing a lot quicker so your perception will be thrown off. Even worse so because your eye sight(normal with no account for super eye sight) wouldn't be able to keep track of what's happening around you. Almost everything would be a blurr.

Yeah, but Deity, if I remember you saying right, (not to give Hiroki any ideas now, and not that it'd matter now, but) your char has an aura around him that protects him from friction and all that, which I think you described for that Shyunkido technique or whatever it's called, too. If you're even just stylish with moving fast, and at least take into account some physics and laws of motion and do cool skids and stuff, that pretty much remedies it. You're detailed as it is and I really don't see you having a problem. But in this situation, Hiroki was just on the bad side of things to me.

*Scampers off to do more judging, back-reading, and other GTB-related stuff.*

Here's another question: Is it illegal to kill your opponent if they give up?

@Clash: Oh, of course...having the style of ki control that he does, Deity's body and senses are significantly more honed than a normal human's, and can take more. That and, when he moves, he does use his aura to protect his body from outside forces...especially when he's moving at full strength, at his fastest.

Shunkido (just call it 'instant movement' if you forget) allows him to move faster than any sort of velocity, so the aura needed to protect his body is extremely powerful, and drains energy much more than just running or flying around does.

....and, on many occasions, Deity has been invisible to the eye for nearly a minute before suddenly appearing, grinding through a stone-tiled floor on one foot in an attempt to stop. xD He can use his flight to quickly build up speed, but slowing down is harder...

@Chaos: That's just rude... 3=

The fight between Arch and Bin is gonna continue now that a decision's been made.

Deity, the part about being invisible for a minute then suddenly appearing, skidding to a stop, is cool. =3

Chaos, yeah, sure, it's legal...you don't have to have mercy. Your opponent might just not respond though if he/she already gave up, in which case it'd just be a forfeit/DQ for 'em anyway.