A lot of characters shouldn't be getting the possibly treatment either. They are dumb in most cases.
I don't completely disagree with you on this actually, but for cases where there's back and forth perspectives on a tier where something can't be said to be "100% yes a 5-B feat" or a "100% no its not a 5-B feat", the middle ground is using possibly to acknowledge the feat may be as strong as argued for, but there's not enough evidence to 100% say this.
Everything from the videos you guys sent. As I mentioned earlier, it's just too vague. None of the videos actually hint that it's being created.
An outer space fight happens between these 2 beyblades, where we don't see any galaxy anywhere in the setting.
Then when Pegasus uses it's strongest attack, a galaxy appears within that interval and is used as part of the attack.
Now where is this fight happening? In outer space. Where do galaxies reside? In outer space. So how can a galaxy appearing in outer space, which we know is basic stuff for any cosmic level feat...be a visual?
And the galaxy came from somewhere, right? Whether it was moved into that position or created, this galaxy came from somewhere. Your argument already partially acknowledges the galaxy being real actually if Pegasus is going to it and drawing power from it, so that means your acknowledging the galaxy being there. The debate comes down to whether it was there already, if it wasn't there already, and what evidence can be used to prove either case.
And others shows that it actually exists and Pegasus comes out of it
This is half right. Other cases show a galaxy pre-existing, like Pegasus just flying into one. But the important thing to see here is that only happens when Pegasus continuously flies into a Galaxy and doesn't stop to do anything.
What happened in this fight isn't the same as that.