Quick question about r>f transcendence.

[InkyBattles]

Is pushing boundaries between fiction and non-fiction r>f transcendence or something else?

 

[ActuallySpaceMan42]

Depends on the context.

 

[InkyBattles]

Depends on the context.

Wdym?

 

[ActuallySpaceMan42]

Wdym?

That phrase can mean anything, it depends on where and how it is used, along with the situation surrounding it.

 

[InkyBattles]

That phrase can mean anything, it depends on where and how it is used, along with the situation surrounding it.

My bad, is a character/object pushing boundaries between a universe that represents fiction and a universe that represents non-fiction reality>fiction transcendence?

 

[InkyBattles]

Also, should this count as pushing the boundaries between fiction and non-fiction?

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[ActuallySpaceMan42]

Pushing the boundaries between two universes, one being fictional to the other could be Low 1-C.

 

[InkyBattles]

Pushing the boundaries between two universes, one being fictional to the other could be Low 1-C.

But would you consider my illusion of living inspiring Joey to pushing the boundaries between fiction and reality scan valid?

 

[ActuallySpaceMan42]

But would you consider my illusion of living inspiring Joey to pushing the boundaries between fiction and reality scan valid?

That by itself sounds like Subjective Reality if it's supernatural in nature.

 

[InkyBattles]

Pushing the boundaries between two universes, one being fictional to the other could be Low 1-C.

Last question, I was thinking what do you mean "could be Low 1-C"? what makes it guaranteed to be low 2-C.

 

[ActuallySpaceMan42]

Last question, I was thinking what do you mean "could be Low 1-C"? what makes it guaranteed to be low 2-C.

Universes are already Low 2-C, and normally the boundary between them would also be Low 2-C. However, if sed boundary separates Universe A, from Universe B which views Universe A as fiction, it would likely be Low 1-C.

 

[InkyBattles]

Universes are already Low 2-C, and normally the boundary between them would also be Low 2-C. However, if sed boundary separates Universe A, from Universe B which views Universe A as fiction, it would likely be Low 1-C.

Thank you!

 

[ProfectusInfinity]

Is pushing boundaries between fiction and non-fiction r>f transcendence or something else?

Something else: https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/Immersion

 

[InkyBattles]

Something else: https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/Immersion

Thank you!

 

[Delta333]

Yea sounds like immersion rather than R-F transcendence

 

[InkyBattles]

Yea sounds like immersion rather than R-F transcendence

Thank you also!

 

[InkyBattles]

So, it's immersion then, also I couldn't help but wonder. 1. Does merging a universe that is fiction into a universe that is reality count as blurring the line between fiction and reality?

And 2. Does bringing matter from the fictional-universe out into the realistic-universe count as blurring the line between fiction and reality also? I'm just trying to make sure I have a solid understand about what this means.

 

[Setsuna_tenma]

So, it's immersion then, also I couldn't help but wonder. 1. Does merging a universe that is fiction into a universe that is reality count as blurring the line between fiction and reality?

yes

And 2. Does bringing matter from the fictional-universe out into the realistic-universe count as blurring the line between fiction and reality also? I'm just trying to make sure I have a solid understand about what this means.

yes

 

[InkyBattles]

yes

Okay, thanks everyone for your information! I think I understand now,

 

[Wankstasosuke]

Is pushing boundaries between fiction and non-fiction r>f transcendence or something else?

It depends on the context, as long as it's not a reference to dimensionality, it will just serve to be more real than the other character.