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Exactly, and in Bayonetta Purgatorio is the place where Bayo primarily fights enemies. I remember Rodin would go to Inferno to get weapons forged for you in Bayonetta, too. Paradiso...I can't remember if you go there >.<

As a sidenote, I loved the concept that in the Divine Comedy Inferno was a pit and Purgatory was a mountain, and that the pit and mountain were formed when Lucifer fell to earth. So, Hell was basically a really deep hole Lucifer made when he fell from Heaven all Loony Tunes-style, and the mountain of Purgatory is the resultant earth displaced by the pit's formation, protruding from the planet on the exact other side of the world from Hell :p Dante was damn creative, haha.
Very true :D Divine Comedy is pretty awesome, though probably hard for a modern reader. If i understood right, levels in Bayonetta right after bike ride and few short stages in caverns are all Paradiso levels. Other than that you almost always in Purgatorio
 
I just can't remember, because both Bayonetta and Karas had moments where people fought on falling debris because time was slow. Although I know that in Karas the spiritual realm perceived everything on Earth going in slow-motion at all times.

Bayonetta had witches who could slow time, so...were they using that time power?

Yes, in Bayonetta, Purgatory runs (for the most part) in a similar time rate as our's. When it is slowed by the witches, the screen would turn purple and you could see the hand of a clock slowly turn. On a side note, the Lumen Sages do the same thing but, while the witches slow down time, they just speed themselves up.

Oh, I almost forgot to post these other questions.

3. So what's gravity like in Limbo?
Odd... very, very odd.

4. What do you mean?
Well, masses seem to attract each other but Limbo doesn't have a "center" per se. It's not a planet but an entire space of its own, kind of like a mini- universe. So while gravity on Earth is focused towards its core, in Limbo it's not focused anywhere and, because demons and Dante can take control of Limbo, it is very malleable.

5. What about Kat's magic? Is there an explanation for that?
Can't say for sure. We don't know how special of a case Kat is neither do we know that much about her magic beyond it being Wiccan in nature.

6. Her Psychic abilities?
There's about as much an explanation about that as there is for psychic abilities in everyday life.

7. Wait, bro! I remember that in Quantum Theory, they say our observation of something changes it or something like that. That sounds kind of like Limbo, doesn't it? Since Phineas said that it's all a matter of perspective and Limbo is tied to our thoughts.
Well, that's an interesting observation. A more exact phrasing of the Observer Effect is that our observations of a quantum system causes it to break into either a particle or a wave state while, in fact, it is in both states at the same time but that's different than what Phineas means when he says that it is a matter of perspective. What Phineas meant was that Dante needed to see things he doesn't necessarily think about, open his mind towards new options and ideas. That's why he stopped Phineas before he walked off the ledge because he didn't see that there was a path while, to Phineas, there was clearly one in front of him. The Observer Effect is our inability to see things as they actually are, not that our perception of reality actually changes it. It's more like particles are playing one of those "behind your back" pranks where it can be doing some crazy stuff behind you but, when you look, it starts behaving normally.
 
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