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>Killer Queens Bites the Dust makes it so that anyone killed before the rewind in time will still die at the same time they did in the original timeline, even if nothing in the new timeline would have triggered it, as demonstrated on Rohan
>Kira murdered Kawajiris son and undid it with Bites the Dust
>somehow the kid doesn't die anyway in the new timeline like Rohan did and instead becomes a tool for Bites the Dusts ability
What
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>Hayato wasn't killed by Bites the Dust
>is brought back to life and doesn't die again
>Rohan was killed by Bites the Dust
>continues to die in every subsequent loop until it's canceled
What's hard to understand?
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>>151950244
If anything the thing that makes no sense about Bites the Dust is that Kiras watch was still broken even though it wasn't broken in the timeline where they stopped him
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>>151950740
Read the manga
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>>151950244
>The tea pot wasn't killed by Bites the Dust
>dies anyway
What's hard to understand?
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>>151949239
He didn't kill Hayato you fucking retard, he has to tell someone his name and activate the bomb once to start the loop.
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>>151949239
The result repetition only happens for things that happen while Bites the Dust is in effect. It doesn't pertain to the initial rewind, and seemingly ends if BtD is canceled.
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>>151949239
The effect stops once Bites the Dust is recalled back to the host.
So he used it to revive the kid, then turned it off.
During the Rohan death loop, it was never turned off.
Why is this hard to understand.
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>anime only fags are this retarded
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>>151951151
The anime explained this perfectly fine with the teacup, that anon's just retarded.
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>>151951203
>The tea pot wasn't killed by Bites the Dust
Yes it was. Bite the Dust was in effect when it happened.
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