The reason temporal dimensions are so easy to grant a tier is because they are assumed to be infinite (or at least continuous) by default due to how time works. But a spatial dimension which is proven to be infinite will do the trick just fine.
Ian Flynn at the peak of "My favorite character has to be powerful"
You should bold that the 4th spatial dimension is infinite in size, it's important.
What about the cyber space?
So you disagree that the tesseract shape in Eggman's Tower bumping up Sonic's universe an entire dimensional level upwards.
We have NOOOOO idea. That tesseract is shown only once in that fashion, a construct built by Eggman
I think the only one of these that may point to Sonic's universe being 5-D is the Arabian Nights thing, since sustaining 5 universes and an infinite-sized nexus would just mean Sonic's universe is 2-C. The Arabian Nights thing, though, may make Sonic's universe a case of a hypertimeline though
I mean logically speaking due to timeline branching.
I’m unsure myself, I was under the impression that a greater timeline with a superior time axis that contains multiple unique space-time continuums within itself met the standards for hypertimeline. I’ve also never seen it argued that the storybook worlds are embedded timelines, more just alternate dimensions parallel to Sonic’s. I can adjust it if needed, I just assumed what was present in the Nights as is was enough for hypertimeline status.
Wouldn’t the same logic that makes Maginaryworld 5-D (having a four dimensional space with a temporal component) qualify it as 5-D? Or no.
You haven’t really proven that part for Sonic’s universe. With Maginaryworld you mentioned everything taking place within a day which is super useful.
Only if you prove the 4th spatial dimension is infinite (or just very big) in size
For Sonic’s universe I imagine it being 5-D could come from either two sources:
Thank you for your thoughts on this. I was thinking the same thing regarding the Arabian Nights, but I'll admit this is out of my realm of expertise.
This is probably a good idea. Just don't expect anything from me, I suck at art LMAO
Well, Camelot certainly fits the bill as a regular alternate timeline since its clear Sonic was summoned to a parallel world. Secret Rings is where things get tricky, it's very clear the intention is that entered the book (helped by the end credits showing the book that they entered close) but is simultaneously treated as a real location.
Pretty sure this just makes Sonic 4-5D in size, we probably don’t want to go there.
well, if Sonic's universe has 4 spatial dimensions(Due to what a teseract is) and have 1 temporal dimension, it would qualify, right?
well, they are both equally "books" Sonic enters into, altho that doesn't mean they are equal i suppose, since the story inside the books are different
You’re taking a lot on your platter while relying heavily on a fairly new concept. Don’t beat yourself up over it.
So what is white space then 7d or higher
How would maginary world scaling go?
Eggmanland is more in preparation for scaling but it is kind of pointless so, yeah can remove it.
Ruby has no evidence for being anything besides being vaguely above Sonic’s world, same as Eggmanland.
That can work.
If i right, WS is more like outside of everything
Why? I think that Sonic entering into the Arabians Nights would just count as immersion
Ah, another supporter of the "superdimensional truth"
They constantly treat the Arabian Nights as a lower realm, or a story, and the actions of the characters in the story are completely at the mercy of the text of the story. Unlike Camelot, where Sonic just got warped there by a portal.
could you tag some staff into this? i am scared that the number of pages will eventually get too high and no staff will want to evaluate the thread
