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I realize this is annoying but I looked over Dark Enchantress Cookie and she has a blog for her 2-B justification that wasn't accepted by the Wiki.
There is stuff like Game mechanics are canon because the main character references it, even though other games in the past also referenced game mechanics in their tutorial like Paper Mario: the Thousand Year, but I don't believe the Wiki had accepted that as more than 4th Wall Breaking. Well, yet anyway.
There are a few issues I have with. Granted, I might be dumb for not understanding cause I don't know the story of Cookie Run but this is the impression I have from reading the blog only.
* The blog lack scans for "Cookie Run currently has 3 main multiverses. OvenBreak, Kingdom and Puzzle World." = "The Witches created this cosmology" = "The Witches created 3 multiverses".
While the blog does its job of making: Dimension/Universe/Oven/Timeline/World and Tray interchangeable, what is missing is the context that the Witches made 3 separate multiverses, instead of just 1 multiverse which branched off into 2 more multiverses or that OvenBreak, Kingdom and Puzzle World has their own multiverses separate from each other, rather them simply existing in the same innumerable Multiverse. Maybe that wasn't what the Blog was arguing and if so, I'm confused why it was mentioned.
* The Blog also argues that there is uncountable number of Ovens, when thats not what the scan said. The scan they linked to stated there are innumerable amount of Ovens
When used as adjectives, innumerable means not capable of being counted, enumerated, or numbered, hence, indefinitely numerous, whereas uncountable means so many as to be incapable of being counted
Not being capable of being counted is not the same as too many that you are incapable to count it, as innumerable doesn't imply a massive number as uncountable does. Example, I'm not capable of counting all the jelly beans in the jar because they are innumerable to me.
An uncountable example is looking at uncountable nouns. An uncountable noun is a noun that usually cannot be expressed in a plural form. It is not something you can quantify. Milk and Water are uncountable nouns while Dog and Cat are countable nouns. Oven is a countable noun as another example (which I don't mean to say Ovens can't be uncountable in amount, just that the scan used didn't say it was uncountable).
And those are my gripes with it. The Blog can be found here: https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:Ailamiona/Cookie_Run_Cosmology_(VSBW_Edition)
There is stuff like Game mechanics are canon because the main character references it, even though other games in the past also referenced game mechanics in their tutorial like Paper Mario: the Thousand Year, but I don't believe the Wiki had accepted that as more than 4th Wall Breaking. Well, yet anyway.
There are a few issues I have with. Granted, I might be dumb for not understanding cause I don't know the story of Cookie Run but this is the impression I have from reading the blog only.
* The blog lack scans for "Cookie Run currently has 3 main multiverses. OvenBreak, Kingdom and Puzzle World." = "The Witches created this cosmology" = "The Witches created 3 multiverses".
While the blog does its job of making: Dimension/Universe/Oven/Timeline/World and Tray interchangeable, what is missing is the context that the Witches made 3 separate multiverses, instead of just 1 multiverse which branched off into 2 more multiverses or that OvenBreak, Kingdom and Puzzle World has their own multiverses separate from each other, rather them simply existing in the same innumerable Multiverse. Maybe that wasn't what the Blog was arguing and if so, I'm confused why it was mentioned.
* The Blog also argues that there is uncountable number of Ovens, when thats not what the scan said. The scan they linked to stated there are innumerable amount of Ovens
When used as adjectives, innumerable means not capable of being counted, enumerated, or numbered, hence, indefinitely numerous, whereas uncountable means so many as to be incapable of being counted
Not being capable of being counted is not the same as too many that you are incapable to count it, as innumerable doesn't imply a massive number as uncountable does. Example, I'm not capable of counting all the jelly beans in the jar because they are innumerable to me.
An uncountable example is looking at uncountable nouns. An uncountable noun is a noun that usually cannot be expressed in a plural form. It is not something you can quantify. Milk and Water are uncountable nouns while Dog and Cat are countable nouns. Oven is a countable noun as another example (which I don't mean to say Ovens can't be uncountable in amount, just that the scan used didn't say it was uncountable).
And those are my gripes with it. The Blog can be found here: https://vsbattles.fandom.com/wiki/User_blog:Ailamiona/Cookie_Run_Cosmology_(VSBW_Edition)
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