2-A Question

[Genericstickman]

if character A from a piece of media threatens to destroy an unspecified sized multiverse and then later on said media's events are stated to be canon as an alternate universe to another piece of media with a specified infinite multiverse would character A be considered 2-A?

 

[Wokistan]

No for the same reason we don't let SCP scale to the Cthulhu mythos and many, many other verses

 

[Genericstickman]

I was moresow referring to stuff officially added like how the 60s Spider-Man series was officially added to the Marvel Multiverse

 

[Genericstickman]

Bump

 

[Genericstickman]

Bump

 

[Genericstickman]

Well the reason I'm asking this is because I actually want to make a profile for a 5-D marvel show character who has a consistent amount of statements and feats of being 5-D, he's even described as being infinite and even his minions are shown to be superior as Spider-Man stomping him multiple times, the only problem is that he's only above an unspecified number of universes rather then infinite but since the Marvel multiverse is infinite and said show was stated to be canon to the multiverse I was wondering if he'd be High 2-A via that

 

[Zoey_of_Scadrial]

If they were a threat to the entire multiverse, and it was later, in canon material, stated to me infinite, I would believe they would be scaled upward to this specified size.

This though would only apply if the statement and the threat exist in the same canon.

 

[ExSENNA]

The character is 5-D?? IIRC that would already make them High 2-A