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Talked this with @RM97 given we found this profile:
Low Complex Multiverse level (To Chronos compared to her own existence, the infinite timelines that exist were too small for her to perceive, as such she divided herself into infinite smaller parts to observe each of the infinite timelines. All the smaller parts are Chronos, having the same experiences, knowledge, power etc.)
There is a pretty big issue here.
It seems like everything relies on this scan, but it seems to tell like she's too large to fit in the said multiverse.However, this is literally just a bigger 2-A, as even unicellular beings are too small for us to be perceived, yet they're still 3D, and nothing in these scans says that she transcends space and time, just that she's bigger than the multiverse.
Edit: Did not know about new standards, however:
She can perceive the world through tiny peepholes in every universe and to interact with the worlds, she divided herself and created her avatars. In addition, the realm she inhabits is just the end of Time where the world is broken (despite it still having the laws of inertia) and not some higher dimensional realm which is qualitatively superior to 4D. So imo that'd just be above baseline 2-A.
That perception thing is not to be taken literally. If you read the full scan, Cro talks about how she divided herself (aka her true form Chronos) to smaller multiple selves (the Avatars in each timeline aka Cro) to communicate with the world (World being the general observed region of the Universe as per my scan) aka the 3D aspect of the Universe. Which is why the Avatars/Cro is shown to be 3D floating spiritual entities in the series.
Essentially, Chronos wanted to perceive and interact with the "Worlds" aka the 3D Aspect but she's so large in her true form that doing so was impossible to her and thus, she had to divide herself into smaller avatars and live in different timelines and experience the world.
Aka, either give better evidence for Low 1-C, or downgrade her to 2-A.
Chronos (Chrono Clock)
Chronos is the Goddess of Time, she exist in a isolated realm from the multiverse where time is forever stopped. For a truly "omnipotent" goddess such as herself the infinite timelines that existed were too small for her to fully perceive thus she divided herself infinitely to be in all possible...
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Low Complex Multiverse level (To Chronos compared to her own existence, the infinite timelines that exist were too small for her to perceive, as such she divided herself into infinite smaller parts to observe each of the infinite timelines. All the smaller parts are Chronos, having the same experiences, knowledge, power etc.)
There is a pretty big issue here.
It seems like everything relies on this scan, but it seems to tell like she's too large to fit in the said multiverse.
Edit: Did not know about new standards, however:
She can perceive the world through tiny peepholes in every universe and to interact with the worlds, she divided herself and created her avatars. In addition, the realm she inhabits is just the end of Time where the world is broken (despite it still having the laws of inertia) and not some higher dimensional realm which is qualitatively superior to 4D. So imo that'd just be above baseline 2-A.
That perception thing is not to be taken literally. If you read the full scan, Cro talks about how she divided herself (aka her true form Chronos) to smaller multiple selves (the Avatars in each timeline aka Cro) to communicate with the world (World being the general observed region of the Universe as per my scan) aka the 3D aspect of the Universe. Which is why the Avatars/Cro is shown to be 3D floating spiritual entities in the series.
Essentially, Chronos wanted to perceive and interact with the "Worlds" aka the 3D Aspect but she's so large in her true form that doing so was impossible to her and thus, she had to divide herself into smaller avatars and live in different timelines and experience the world.
Aka, either give better evidence for Low 1-C, or downgrade her to 2-A.
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