Undodgeable Attacks

Infinite Light is an attack from Kagutsuchi that is completely incapable of being avoided

Background

Undodgeable Attacks are offensive techniques or abilities that will always connect with their intended target, regardless of the opponent's speed, reflexes, or evasive maneuvers. These attacks bypass conventional methods of avoidance and cannot be evaded through skill, agility, or instinctive reaction. Unlike high-accuracy moves in RPGs, which may still miss under certain conditions or rely on statistical comparisons, undodgeable attacks ignore such mechanics entirely. They strike true even if the opponent is vastly faster, more agile, or possesses abilities such as Instinctive Reaction that normally guarantee evasion.

Also Called

Inescapable Attacks
Inevitable Strike
Perfect Accuracy
Sure-Hit Attacks

Possible Applications

Ensuring victory in combat by eliminating the uncertainty of missed attacks.
Countering evasive opponents who rely on speed, agility, or precognition.
Overcoming defensive skills that focus on dodging or predicting enemy actions.
Useful in situations where precision is critical, such as striking a specific target or bypassing distractions.

Practical Uses

Allows weaker or slower characters to reliably strike stronger or faster foes.
Removes the advantage of evasive-based fighting styles.
Can be used strategically to create unavoidable pressure, forcing opponents into purely defensive tactics.

Potential Types

Automatic Tracking: Attacks that home in on the target until they connect.
Absolute Accuracy: Techniques that always strike the target no matter the conditions.
Fate-Based Strikes: Attacks that are destined to hit due to probability manipulation or cosmic inevitability.

Possible Limitations

May still be blockable or reducible with sufficient defense.
Some targets may possess resistances or immunities to unavoidable effects.
Attacks could be dodged if the user themselves is interrupted before execution.
Certain forms of spatial manipulation, intangibility, or absolute defenses may nullify the effect.