Akin to your afterlife argument, this also gets scrutinised in semantics debates. In fact, they are the same exact kanji you're using and thus "Super-dimensional" is, again, just semantics slop, meaning it it can also literally mean anything. Super (chou) can mean that it is extra-dimensional, beyond-dimensional or it can simply be the name of something who's
substance is completely irrelevant to dimensions in the first place lol.
Even "dimensional" (jigen) fall under this cuz what does dimensions even mean here? Does jigen here mean spatial dimensions, non-integer dimensions, universes... what exactly does that mean? Until you justify that proposition, the statement, like the last one, means nothing in particular.
And yes
@Vietthai96, that term can be used hyperbolically believe it or not. He needs to prove his semantics being literal as that is what is being presupposed lmfao. Choujigen can be used as hype statements.
Affecting the border between two dimensions scales nowhere on this wiki, especially when one of them has no proven dimensional axis other than three-dimensional ones. And having power beyond what the universe can handle only scales your power above that universe, that doesn't mean the Swirling Lights is a higher dimension that can contain that power (that's not even how dimensionality works lmfao).
Also, the universe-bust statement is lowkey false because they ended up returning to the universe with
stronger power (they entered it when Broly was in SSJ1 and left when he was in LSSJ) yet they never returned to the Swirling Lights after that fight, making all claims that power was the reason they entered it dubious ash, and thus puts the entire validity of the novel in question as those claims can now be considered hyperbolic.
Also, the novel never mentions anything about super-dimensionality other than the title.
Thus saying "it is super-dimensional" doesn't actually justify the dimension being higher-dimensional and as such, it is circular. "Super-dimensional" can simply refer to inter-dimensional fights (which this one was) and interdimensionality scales nowhere as the two dimensions you are fighting between (thus inter-) don't need to have one being higher in dimensions and another being lower.
Same issues as I adressed initially so I ain't adressing it again.
It is not. Also, before I hear
that argument come up, let me adress that too; the graphic designers using 3D CGI to showcase the fight instead of 2D animation =/= the dimension has anything to do with it, or do we wanna see 11-A Dragon Ball yall? The CGI was just used to test new animation tactics and they repeated that in Super Hero,
where they were in the main Universe. So unless you're saying the main Universe suddenly gained a bump in dimensionality between Broly and Super Hero (which you would need extra evidence for), then that claim is moot
As a bonus; I will adress the other arguments other than what was on OP:
None of this proves 5D for the same reason why "choujigen" doesn't scale anywhere here; there is no substance behind these statements and breaking dimensional walls =/= the dimension behind it is a higher dimension nor does it mean they transcended the space and time or space-time overall in an ontological sense to reach it; "時空を超えた闘い" can simply mean they crossed or exceeded space-time or the local space-time (cosmology) without being ontologically above it. And Dokkan can very well just contain a mistranslation if anything.