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Hello everyone, this thread will be very simple, and I ask that you stick to the topic. I do not want comments that are unrelated to the subject.
The Abyss: Low 1-C
The Sea: 1-C (6D)
If it is accepted that the Sea is six-dimensional, then it will be:
Higher Universes: 7D
Final Group: 7D
The End: 7D
Agree: Reiner04 (The Abyss: Low 1-C)
Disagree:
Neutral:
This is @Reiner04 response to @Oblivion_Of_The_Endless ’s argument in the previous discussion about the Abyss ↓
Actually, after reading through the scans carefully, I think an Abyss being Universal size should be fine. Although the text states he can only appear where the two dimensions intersect, it seems these intersection points are continous and exist across the entire Celestial Foundation since he can travel freely between the dimensions and can go almost anywhere, it suggests that while these two planes exist parallel to each other (since it is accessible from nearly everywhere), the free movement is only possible through certain points (intersection points), which, even if are continous and exist almost everywhere, aren't present exactly at all places. They likely intersect at enough points to make free movement feasible from nearly any location but not that they intersect at every point. Something like this img:
In addition to this, being referred to as 'alternate' or 'parallel' realities is generally considered a strong indication that they are complete universes, provided the context supports it per our standards. And since the term 'dimensions' is being used here to refer to either a dimensional axis otherwise universe itself, I believe this can be used as further supporting evidence for a Universal size. The standard i am referring to:
Abyss has been called Alternate dimension:

Actually, after reading through the scans carefully, I think an Abyss being Universal size should be fine. Although the text states he can only appear where the two dimensions intersect, it seems these intersection points are continous and exist across the entire Celestial Foundation since he can travel freely between the dimensions and can go almost anywhere, it suggests that while these two planes exist parallel to each other (since it is accessible from nearly everywhere), the free movement is only possible through certain points (intersection points), which, even if are continous and exist almost everywhere, aren't present exactly at all places. They likely intersect at enough points to make free movement feasible from nearly any location but not that they intersect at every point. Something like this img:
In addition to this, being referred to as 'alternate' or 'parallel' realities is generally considered a strong indication that they are complete universes, provided the context supports it per our standards. And since the term 'dimensions' is being used here to refer to either a dimensional axis otherwise universe itself, I believe this can be used as further supporting evidence for a Universal size. The standard i am referring to:
- Being labeled as "Entire Alternate Realities" generally indicates them being called universes, but the context and semantics should preferably be specified.
Abyss has been called Alternate dimension:

The Sea is currently classified as Low 1-C due to containing a five-dimensional structure within it, and it is infinite.
The Sea also possesses a temporal dimension, as the Celestial Record Eaters have reversed time within the Sea. These beings live inside the Sea, which proves that it has its own temporal dimension, making it 6D (1-C).
The Sea also possesses a temporal dimension, as the Celestial Record Eaters have reversed time within the Sea. These beings live inside the Sea, which proves that it has its own temporal dimension, making it 6D (1-C).
Conclusion:
The Abyss: Low 1-C
The Sea: 1-C (6D)
If it is accepted that the Sea is six-dimensional, then it will be:
Higher Universes: 7D
Final Group: 7D
The End: 7D
Agree: Reiner04 (The Abyss: Low 1-C)
Disagree:
Neutral:
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