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*'''Mad Paradox''' and [[Herrscher]] are the only two playable characters that aren't really alive anymore in the usual sense. In Mad Paradox's case, he's become some sort of temporal enigma that exists everywhere and nowhere at once, his seemingly "physical" body appearing in flux, explaining his child-like default appearance. | *'''Mad Paradox''' and [[Herrscher]] are the only two playable characters that aren't really alive anymore in the usual sense. In Mad Paradox's case, he's become some sort of temporal enigma that exists everywhere and nowhere at once, his seemingly "physical" body appearing in flux, explaining his child-like default appearance. | ||
**Parts of his body are shown breaking away, more so in his True Form, as the back-story explains that it is reaching the limit of time travel. | **Parts of his body are shown breaking away, more so in his True Form, as the back-story explains that it is reaching the limit of time travel. | ||
**Oddly, the '''Mad Paradox''''s Masterclass Skill Cut-in does not show his body parts breaking away, what currently it could be a mistake, or he apparently found a way to suppress the disintegration of his body. | |||
**The in-game model for '''Mad Paradox''' still retains the same size, despite his child-like appearance. | **The in-game model for '''Mad Paradox''' still retains the same size, despite his child-like appearance. | ||
**His younger body is still affected by the time travel disease on one eye, despite him only receiving it during his time as [[Time Tracer]]. | **His younger body is still affected by the time travel disease on one eye, despite him only receiving it during his time as [[Time Tracer]]. | ||
