Also the fact that you are implying that a physical construct that can be easily burned that only exists in that spin-off can be the foundation of all beings in this franchise, even the gods that exist long before creation or matter was even born says it all.
You're obviously just here to try and defend a defeated position and not here in good faith, because you'd know this argument doesn't work if you watched any of the clips I provided.
The Tree of Life was to be drained of its power before thrown into the Sun.
Also, regardless, that would just be Durability, not Power. Which is what we're talking about. Power.
A single statement of X embodying Y does not grant abstract existence, especially without proper context.
Not an argument.
Here's your proof. Also, don't default to "Just petrification" argument I debunked in my OP.
Palkia is stated to neither be dead nor alive since DP games
Citation and then once citation is provided, make a thread, get it approved and put it on the profiles.
Oh, but maybe Diancie is actually above God and everyone in existence, since even her incomplete realisation could fight Yveltal's power back in her movie.
Sure, why not?
You're falling into the same trap that Prof was. You're working backwards from your conclusion and falling into the Argument from Incredulity.
So what if Diancie scales above God? Plenty of verses scale above God, this isn't an argument, it just means we were wrong about the scaling chain.
Arceus and the other legendaries were petrified, and that's it
They had their souls erased dude. Read the OP before spouting debunked points that were debunked in the OP. You are clearly here not to have a debate but to zealously defend a point, you should change your mindset towards this debate because you're not convincing anyone and you're just wasting our time.
Arceus would be in part the creator of Dark Matter.
Sure, I don't deny that Dark Matter would be created by Arceus. I contest that Dark Matter now is superior to Arceus. Creations overcoming their Creator is a very common trope in fiction, and it's not a valid argument.