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A '''time loop''' or '''loop''' is a physical and temporal resetting of an enclosed area done by [[the App]]. These are known to occur in smaller instances such as [[Battle Zone]]s, as well as larger instances such as [[the Game]]. A loop can also refer to the period of time and location that is affected by the reset.
A '''time loop''' or '''loop''' is a physical and temporal resetting of an enclosed area done by [[the App]]. These are known to occur in smaller instances such as [[SUMMONS#Battle_Zones|Battle Zones]], as well as larger instances such as [[the Game]]. A loop can also refer to the period of time and location that is affected by the reset.


==Within the loop==
==Within the loop==
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In comparison, Game resets that encompass a whole world, also referred to as a Great Flood of Time, typically incur mass memory loss among all the inhabitants due to no connections being formed outside of it. This would especially be true of younger generations who live in [[Tokyo]], who have lived inside the [[Walls]] of the city for all their lives. A notable exception to this is individuals with [[Sacred Artifact]]s that act as pillars. These Sacred Artifacts have the ability to resist being swept away, as they are deeply rooted in the [[world|earth]], thus resisting the flood.  
In comparison, Game resets that encompass a whole world, also referred to as a Great Flood of Time, typically incur mass memory loss among all the inhabitants due to no connections being formed outside of it. This would especially be true of younger generations who live in [[Tokyo]], who have lived inside the [[Walls]] of the city for all their lives. A notable exception to this is individuals with [[Sacred Artifact]]s that act as pillars. These Sacred Artifacts have the ability to resist being swept away, as they are deeply rooted in the [[world|earth]], thus resisting the flood.  


Loops happen not only in Tokyo, but in all other [[World]]s as well due to those Worlds being within their own enclosed area and Walls. {{transient icon| Surtr}}'s anguish originates from seeing his children, the giants of Muspell, die repeatedly as he watched his World of [[Yggdrasil]] experience Ragnarök countless times, their souls unable to be put to rest.
Loops happen not only in Tokyo, but in all other [[World]]s as well due to those Worlds being within their own enclosed area and Walls.  
* {{transient icon| Surtr}}'s anguish originates from seeing his children, the giants of Muspell, die repeatedly as he watched his World of [[Yggdrasil]] experience Ragnarök countless times, their souls unable to be put to rest.
* {{transient icon| Michael}} mentions that the world of Eden has been suffering from an endless flood that once wiped away all lives but now only memories.


==Outside of the loop==
==Outside of the loop==
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