Idk about you but my take on 2A is the same as last time, it seems more like a form of cosmic awareness where Aesir can see the other timelines rather than being able to interact/control them.
Even the quote you are using and misinterpreting says how specifically he can only control the fate of the world (singular) which in this context is universe, not universes
"The power of an “Overseer” is to control the fate of the entire world across all time.”
Using "across all time" is not even close to get 2-A when it clearly means he controls past, present and future (which you even clarify in the blog "The eyes can look through past, present and future")
Their use of world in Bayonetta can also relate to multiple worlds, even if it doesn’t have the s to make it plural. For Lukas quote:
“Nobody knows where the
world came from. A struggle caused the Trinity of Realities to be split into three realms: light, darkness, and chaos.”
He here uses world singular, but is referring to the multiple worlds inside of the Bayonetta verse. It doesn’t make sense for him to see the other timelines and not be able to interact with them, because the game says that he
oversees these infinite possibilities. The power of an overseer is to:
“Control the fate of the entire world across all time.”
Not world being singular, but you can also deduce that it’s being used in a plural case just like how Luka used it.
The other statement goes against the idea of him creating/interacting/controlling more universes as everything he sees is what became the world, the setting of the games, not that everything became its own world ala pokemon/DBH
"“Aesir saw through reality, and those visions became our world. These observations became Aesir's power. Aesir's eyes were truly the eyes that created the world.”
There is literally nothing implying he creates or administrates infinite worlds, if we get technical with those statements he only controls 1 world/universe which is the one we see all the time. I honestly don't see 2A going through or working at all
Same reasoning above, world is used singular, but is often used in its plural case which indicates more than one world.
Though it all ties into each other. Aesirs job is to oversee the infinite possibilities that layer to form history, if you acknowledge these worlds as timelines, then it makes no sense for you to say that he can’t affect them. Since his power set was geared towards affecting these possibilities, while also creating entirely new ones.
“Aesir saw through reality, and those visions became our world.”
Visions here plural, and not
one vision which was their world by itself. At best I can see a possibly being added to it, however it makes the most sense in the context of the narrative, and by his own entry that he can affect these infinite possibilities which are timelines.
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