About Fusing Universes Together = Tier 2

[ProfessorKukui4Life]

Making this because I feel this should be addressed.

When it comes to fusing realities together, especially universes, shouldn’t we have standards on how this should be treated? For instance, how it scales to your AP.

Universes being fused together are commonly treated as tier 2 automatically when involving the fusing of space-time. Or more preferably, space-time becomes destroyed upon the merge being done.

Shouldn’t it be a rule that space-time has to actually be proven to be merging? And preferably destroyed by the fusion, for it to be tier 2?

 

[Ionliosite]

Following, because I'm also curious about this.

 

[ProfessorKukui4Life]

At the absolute least, I’m curious about whether or not fusing space-times together and not destroying them as a result should even count as AP or just a separate tier w/ reality warping/space-time manipulation to rate it by.

 

[DarkDragonMedeus]

Fusing two or more universes together is 2-C since we'd be squeezing the timelines together. Although, it won't by default scale to physical stats unless there's more in depth elaboration. Such as shaking both universes via punches, being physically the size of the two universes, or simply surviving the universes being destroyed.

 

[ProfessorKukui4Life]

Fusing two or more universes together is 2-C since we'd be squeezing the timelines together. Although, it won't by default scale to physical stats unless there's more in depth elaboration. Such as shaking both universes via punches, being physically the size of the two universes, or simply surviving the universes being destroyed.

I’m fine with it being tier 2, so long as the universes being fused together are indeed separated space-times/timelines of course.

My main issues though are if our standards should have more requirements for this kind of fear counting for people.

For instance, needing good evidence that explicitly proves space-time is being fused together. And preferably, the universes being involved in the merge being destroyed as a result.

 

[DarkDragonMedeus]

Well, the general definition of "Parallel Universe" or "Alternate Universe" does mean alternate timeline. So if two universes are being physically fused together, their space-times would also logically be fused as well. It's where to assume their observable universes are being fused but their space-times are remaining separate; they'd normally wouldn't be able to interact if their space-times remained separate. And quilted multiverses aren't necessary the definitive definition of multiverse unless otherwise stated. Though, afterlives are assumed to be within the same timeline, so merging living worlds and afterlives are not 2-C unless specifically stated.

However, it does need proof that they are indeed physically squeezing the two or more universes into one. Simply forming a portal that connects two or more universes like a gateway is not an AP feat for instance.

 

[ProfessorKukui4Life]

Okay so for example, one of the requirements for that should evidence that the dimensions are mixing together.

And by that I mean parts of Universe A would be mixed into Universe B and vice versa so that it indicates their space-times are truly being intertwined.

 

[DarkDragonMedeus]

Yeah, pretty much that.

 

[ProfessorKukui4Life]

Okay. Now for it counting as tier 2

Should we be required or just preferred that the fused universes be destroyed in the process to be tier 2?

Or would simply just fusing them be enough for tier 2?

 

[Nullflowerblush]

I believe fusing them together would count as "significantly affecting" them.

 

[DarkDragonMedeus]

Fusing them entirely would be Tier 2 regardless of whether they're being destroyed. Splitting Universe into two parallel universes would also be Tier 2 for the same reason.