- 4,524
- 2,242
So...yeah.
So, I was looking at the Overvoid page again, and the justification just never really made any sense. It might, for 1A. Not High 1A, tho.
Here is the link to that.
Anyway, let's get started.
(The Monitor-Mind is the unconscious void of nothingness that lies as the background of all creation, standing utterly devoid of definition, beyond the crumbling ledge of the Source Wall wherein Thought itself ceases to be and all dual concepts are dissolved into unity. Represents the white canvas of the comicbook itself, being the ground of being in which all characters and concepts of DC Comics are drawn in, and acting as the middle ground between the fictional reality occupied by them and the world of the Writer)
This is great and all, but how tf is this High 1A? I'm just going to throw that out there. None of this is High 1A. It's even stated that what put it there had nothing to do with a hierarchy. This, in it of itself, should already be a red flag, but I'll try elaborating more. The common defense whenever someone asks how Overvoid is High 1A is that "you don't need a 1A hierarchy to be High 1A", which might be true, but proving a character to being High 1A without an infinitely layered 1A hierarchy or at least a 1A hierarchy of some kind is extremely difficult and even harder to prove without it being wank or just easily debunkable.
Tbf, I find no reason for Overvoid to stay at High 1A.
Hopefully, this turns out fairly civil unlike some other major downgrade threads.
So, I was looking at the Overvoid page again, and the justification just never really made any sense. It might, for 1A. Not High 1A, tho.
Here is the link to that.
Anyway, let's get started.
(The Monitor-Mind is the unconscious void of nothingness that lies as the background of all creation, standing utterly devoid of definition, beyond the crumbling ledge of the Source Wall wherein Thought itself ceases to be and all dual concepts are dissolved into unity. Represents the white canvas of the comicbook itself, being the ground of being in which all characters and concepts of DC Comics are drawn in, and acting as the middle ground between the fictional reality occupied by them and the world of the Writer)
This is great and all, but how tf is this High 1A? I'm just going to throw that out there. None of this is High 1A. It's even stated that what put it there had nothing to do with a hierarchy. This, in it of itself, should already be a red flag, but I'll try elaborating more. The common defense whenever someone asks how Overvoid is High 1A is that "you don't need a 1A hierarchy to be High 1A", which might be true, but proving a character to being High 1A without an infinitely layered 1A hierarchy or at least a 1A hierarchy of some kind is extremely difficult and even harder to prove without it being wank or just easily debunkable.
Tbf, I find no reason for Overvoid to stay at High 1A.