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Originally Posted by Jan-Poo
The problem is that, as I understand it, Accelerator cannot control vectors from distance, he needs to touch something in order to change its vectors.
So the point with teleportation, whether it has a vector or not, is that when Accelerator exactly enters in contact with a teleported object?
The episode of the glasses in Toaru Kagaku in my opinion should have never existed, because it simply makes Kuroko practically unbeatable.
For a glass to cut a column made of reinforced concrete there's no getting around it, it must have literally materialized directly in place, it would have never worked otherwise.
The only way to justify a way for Accelerator to survive that is by some kind of convoluted pseudo-scientific explanation, like "teleportation creates some kind of invisible gate on the destination first which Accelerator can deflect".
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Teleportation in this series works by having the espers move an object through the elventh dimension. Now I'm not a mathematician or a physicist so I don't really know what that means in detail but regardless it allows me to understand how Accel can reflect teleportation. Basically when it's about to return from the eleventh dimension to our normal three directions it has to interact with him. Therefore he can deflect it when it starts to interact with him. We never see this happen but we know it causes a 'strange phenomenon' to happen