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Users can manifest the properties of a Hakai as Energy of Destruction for a long-ranged version, though strong enough foes can exploit its more physical presence by halting the technique, such as when Cumber was able to punch against Top's Energy of Destruction in the Super Dragon Ball Heroes manga.
Ex: Similarly to how I explained it with Type 8 Immortality, Hakai hasn't been shown to be capable of Conceptual Erasure as it can't destroy the concept someone embodies or can it destroy one's Conceptual Nature/Existence, especially if said Conceptual being embodies a Fundamental Concept.
Both are stated to erase a being from existence (and even forked timelines if Beerus is to be believed) and both can be resisted by a being strong enough (Goku and Frieza resisted the energy Sidra’s energy, and in the manga Beerus explicitly said his hakai would have failed against an immortal).
It was also stated that when hakai removes matter, it releases a large amount of energy (much like a fission reaction, e=mc2 and all that). But I'm confused why, energy is released when matter is converted and forced into a state change (and conversely energy reactions create matter particles).
Mar 20, 2021 · However, when Beerus "erases" a rock, he doesn't really erase it from reality itself. Rather, he "destroys" its matter, meaning the matter is simply converted into...
Mar 24, 2021 · So rather than blasting something away, Hakai actually gains energy from erasing something and the explosion is the result.
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Mar 14, 2021 · When you use Hakai, you forego the usual laws of matter conservation. Beerus says the technique fully removes matter from existence, and a powerful energy is released when the object disappears.
