Yes. Shattered World Destructor still retains the anti-world properties of the full World Destructor. The difference is that the shattered version is nowhere near as powerful as the full version, and isn't a guaranteed insta-death if we get hit by it. It still can insta-kill if it hits us or our servant in the worst place, but it isn't guaranteed to insta-kill us the way the full World Destructor would have if it hit.
I wouldn't say "only" because this is the last stage of the fight. We don't have to deal with absurd amounts of defenses, absurd super-attacks, or absurd familiar summons. We just have an HP bar we can actually touch, and a spamable attack we just have to focus on not being hit by, and we should be good, hopefully, in under five turns.
We can reasonably get off a turn to take advantage of UBW before Wally fires back with a shattered World Destructor and ends our fun, theoretically two if we're willing to eat the cost to our Soul Gem to timestop for the duration of a turn. But there's a lot of corruption in the air, so we may not want to chance holding timestop for longer than a turn at a time.
Enuma Elish wiped out the Nega-Hope Bounded Field, but do recall that there's still an ocean of liquid corruption just sitting around out in the open. We're still going to be taking that hit if we aren't careful with how we use our mana-intensive moves like time stop or one of the Finitora Freccias.
If they hit the Soul Gem and break through Oriko's charm they will insta-kill us, yes. But if they hit us anywhere else we're safe, and we're even safe if they hit the Soul Gem and miraculously don't break Oriko's charm, though whether we're getting back up from being hit is an entirely different story. Same thing goes for servants- Hit through the spiritual core, instant death. Hit anywhere else, and they can still reasonably get back up as long as they aren't crippled to the point of being unable to fight.
It wasn't Wally rotating that put strain on Homura's timestop, it was the amount of ambient corruption in the air. She didn't need to a cleanse immediately afterwards when it was just a few small puddles and she only did it for part of a turn, but now there's an ocean of the stuff lying around, so using anything mana-intensive is that much more of a risk.
See the edit to my above post. Enuma Elish broke through the Nega-Hope Bounded Field making it so we can go outside without immediately dying, but there's still the ocean of corruption surrounding us. That won't kill us outright, but we should absolutely be careful that we don't touch it, and we should be very careful about when and how we use anything too mana-intensive, like timestop or one of the Finitora Freccias, and it's going to inform a lot about when we have to cleanse ourselves after using mana-intensive techniques.
Avalon will protect whoever is holding it, but since Archer only has the one Avalon and Wally is swinging wide with several shattered World Destructors it's not a viable option for us to protect everyone with it. Fragarach isn't much better, unfortunately. Bazett can activate its causality-reverse strike-the-heart-first technique only when the enemy uses their strongest attack. Wally's strongest attack is the full World Destructor, not the shattered World Destructor which is considerably weaker. She can, however, use it as a regular projectile with much less power behind it; but it won't strike first, she only has three uses left, and there's no guarantee that a down-powered Fragarach can shatter an already shattered World Destructor.
If we're choosing swords for specific effects, I'll do my best to make it clear that we're getting those effects. But if we're choosing just to slam a lot of swords into Wally, then that's what I'll be writing for.
I would need the word of someone more knowledgeable in Nasu-ese than I to answer whether a Command Seal is enough to repair a reality marble that's been hit by an anti-world. If @Enetious or @BoundaryPhantasm want to chime in, their assistance would be most appreciated.
Look at the map I post at the start of each day. See that triangle of city that forms from where the river splits and makes up the bottom-middle of the city? That's completely destroyed, drowned, and soaked to the brim in corruption. Most of the lower-left corner of the city is also destroyed. A large number of buildings in Downtown are in various stages of "torn up" from when Fragarach shattered the first World Destructor, but for the most part everything north of the train tracks is largely unharmed, though a lot of Downtown, being close to the river, is also plenty waterlogged from all the water that got displaced by the falling buildings that now occupy most of the river space.
Oh, yeah, the city is right fucked. The reconstruction will takes years before Mitakihara is back to 100%. The only upside to all this is that anyone in or going into the real estate business within the next decade is going to be making a killing selling all the new properties that'll need to be built.
Don't even need to worry about fooling the muggles with "gas leaks" considering the city was under the assumption that a massive tropical storm was on the way. At least anyone we care about that isn't also fighting alongside us is holed up somewhere safe right now.
More like "Hey, remember this city that got completely destroyed when a tsunami wrecked it?"
Atleast the city won't become a hellhole like Brockton Bay post Leviathan or New Orleans immediately after Katrina...spoke to soon am I
Let's not make the life of the best girl in our corner any more difficult, shall we? She's got enough on her plate from all the ulcers that dealing with Association bullshit gives her, let's not add any more.
They aren't moving to Fuyuki. If they move to Fuyuki, then the sequel doesn't happen.
