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yeah but what is up with this guy saying leaving ones verse brigs you up a dimension is this true or is this just some bull-balogna?
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Except it isn't since it's wrong via exaggerating a character status based on unnacepted stances towards their dimensionality in both cases. So the examples really do complement each other. It shows that his views regarding this subject clash badly with how others rate these types of situations around here.ZeroTwo64 said:@FateAlbane
This is a Genetic Fallacy. You shouldn't have said it. If you disagree with something Metal said, that doesn't mean what he says is wrong.
That's the same as saying that if someone leaves a particular Universe's time and space, they are Low 2-C by default.ZeroTwo64 said:If a character leaves a verse, he will become a dimension higher. I see nothing wrong with this.
the trilazzx beta were described as aliens that exist within the 7th through 11th dimensions clearly refering to spatial dimensions but the oracle was said to be from dimension 52 sort of like c137 for rick and mortyFateAlbane said:Also gravity falls is inconsistent at times with how it treats dimensions, like how the verse is 11-D but then there is that random featless character in the novel who came from "dimension 52", clearly relating to a parallel world instead of a higher one.
Alright boss.FateAlbane said:The Immortality sounds good to me! ...Though it would be best to make a different thread for that one not to get things too mixed - That said, as the main discussion of this one has been concluded, this can be closed now.