>why would it matter whether Alien X has EE or not, if an alien's AP is 2-B with EE
And im going to stop you right here because this is wrong. Existence Erasure is a hax ability, not attack potency. Like I said before, hax scaling is not the same thing as typically scaling one characters AP to another characters AP. When it comes to hax, not only does a character need to have better potency than another character's hax, but they need the actual hax ability itself in order to scale.
You can't scale a character to another character's hax just because the former is stronger than the latter. The former needs the hax in order to scale above the other's hax.
>then the only way for Alien X to be more powerful and have a greater source of energy than it, is if he was at least 2-B
No, he wouldn't. Again, your still treating existence erasure here as actual attack potency when thats not how this works.
>you cant ever be considered more powerful than someone 2-B without being at least 2-B, that's just common sense.
Yes but the issue here is that the character with the hax isn't actually 2-B. The hax ability specifically is of that level. Not the user. There's a reason why haxes do not scale to a characters individual statistics.
>Also not seeing anywhere on the sites rules that you cant scale the AP of one hax to another hax, if the former's hax is stated to be more powerful than the latter.
Your actually right on this point. You can scale hax to another characters hax. The problem is if you don't have the hax, then there's nothing to scale to. Refer back to my 2-A example. Character A uses 2-A spatial manipulation to warp an infinite multiverse, thus making their spatial hax 2-A. Then Character B comes along and defeats Character A, thus making Character B stronger than Character A.
However, Character B doesn't have spatial manipulation. That means, while he's physically stronger than Character A, he doesn't become 2-A because he doesnt use spatial hax to overcome Character A's 2-A spatial hax.
>Example is Jiren again, who is rated as 2-C for being more powerful than Zamasu. Zamasu is 2-C solely for becoming one with the universe and becoming justice and order itself. This is very obvioulsy hax
Uh, no. Becoming an entire space-time continuum is absolutely not just hax. It's flat out attack potency since your entire existence becomes one with space and time, can effect space-time and now your level of power is on the level of a whole space-time continuum. Making it Low 2-C power.
>he is even listed to have reality warping, Higher dimensional existance and other hax by becoming infinte zamasu . Jiren has never shown to become non-corporeal or become one with the universe, or shown any of Zamasu' hax yet he scales to Zamasu's AP nonetheless.
Because Jiren surpassed the level of power Infinite Zamasu obtained by becoming one with the universes space and time, which is Low 2-C. The feat does give him more haxes, but thats because he's literally becoming a universe, which are just extra additions to his new level of power. Effecting space-time with your strength is a clear indication that is has reached tier 2 attack potency. Zamasu would've even become 2-C had he finished becoming one with everything before Zeno erased him.
>And yes the Chrono Navigator does scale to itself, for the exact same reason why Bill Cipher is 2-C, by making a portal that could destroy the universe if not closed. They have virtually the exact same feat with Bill having it on a lower scale than the Navigator.
False equivalance again, and context is being flat out ignored to make them seem the same when they aren't. In Bills case, his Low 2-C feat scales to him because Bill was going to destroy the very fabric of existence with his dimensional rip. But what separates Bill from the navigator is that Bills feat is an actual Low 2-C explosion as represented from Time Baby. It being an explosion proves there's actual Low 2-C power behind it and isn't just some hax ability. Not only that, Bill would have survived existence being destroyed, thus the feat scales to his durability as well.
The Navigator wasn't doing anything remotely close to the level of destruction Paradox said it would, not immediately or otherwise. Even when Eon intentfully tries using it to destroy existence, nothing gets destroyed. Even the timelines anchored together by the Navigator remain perfectly fine from its use. That easily proves it's not able to use 2-B power in the instance of an actual attack. Thus, it doesn't scale to its feat.
You also forgot to conveniently mention the fact that Bill's stats dont scale to Low 2-C outside of his attack potency and durability. Because it's just a dimensional rip, Bill's striking strength and lifting strength doesn't scale to Low 2-C, meaning he's physically not a Low 2-C being.