Irradiating Disarm Enemies Vs Nullifiers?

[Pizzarugi]

I did a little scrub through google and the wiki to find an answer to this, but I never found anything concrete. The only results I found specifically were related to the nullifiers themselves, which isn't what I was looking for.

How does Irradiating Disarm work when applied to enemies who wander into nullifier field? I know the disarm effect is permanent, but my concern is aimed more at the radiation side of things. Radiation is typically applied indirectly as a status effect from either powers or weapons. The radiation from Irradiating Disarm, however, appears to be applied directly. Does the effect get removed if an enemy steps into the nullification field?

[BiancaRoughfin]

I believe it only removes the Radiation proc from the enemies but still leaves them disarmed.

[Vilmera]

20 minutes ago, BiancaRoughfin said:

I believe it only removes the Radiation proc from the enemies but still leaves them disarmed.

^this

[Inarticulate]

I remember back when Nullifiers were first introduced, they were unable to remove certain debuffs that were a result of a Warframe power. I'm mostly thinking Molecular Prime, but I never really bothered to test anything else.

Did that change sometime in the past year?

[Chipputer]

Loki's radiation proc seems to not follow the same rules as any other radiation proc.

For example, my Oberon can proc radiation on an enemy that won't be removed when they enter a nullifier field and will also work with the Rakta Dark Dagger. Last I checked, Loki's radiation proc works in the exact opposite way.

It's very strange.