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*'''Mad Paradox''' can be interpreted as a "Bad Ending" for [[Diabolic Esper]] in his light novel, [[Time Trouble]]. As '''Mad Paradox''', Add, at all costs, refuses to give up on trying to return to his exact past, becoming a paradoxical entity that obsessively attempts to break something beyond his capabilities | *'''Mad Paradox''' can be interpreted as a "Bad Ending" for [[Diabolic Esper]] in his light novel, [[Time Trouble]]. As '''Mad Paradox''', Add, at all costs, refuses to give up on trying to return to his exact past, becoming a paradoxical entity that obsessively attempts to break something beyond his capabilities; namely fate and destiny. | ||
*'''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 has become some sort of temporal enigma existing independently from the natural flow of space and time, his seemingly "physical" body appearing in flux, explaining his younger 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 has become some sort of temporal enigma existing independently from the natural flow of space and time, his seemingly "physical" body appearing in flux, explaining his younger default appearance. | ||
**As he appears in flux, parts of Add's body may appear as breaking or forming in and out of existence, more so in his True Form, as the back-story explains that he is reaching the limit of time travel. | **As he appears in flux, parts of Add's body may appear as breaking or forming in and out of existence, more so in his True Form, as the back-story explains that he is reaching the limit of time travel. | ||
