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I'm just going to get right to it. I believe the Reality Gauntlet should have a Universe level+/Low 2-C (Edit: Seems to be 2-C) rating. I decided to do this now because the gauntlet itself and it's feats come from the original series and wouldn't be connected to any future content as it was introduced and destroyed in the same episode so it's not making another appearance. However, I want to make this clear. Regardless of if this is accepted or not, none of the profiles will be touched until the Graphic Novel comes out because while it has no barring on the Reality Gauntlet, it might have an effect on how we scale the characters to it be whatever happens in the story. So this should simply be looked at as getting this discussion out of the way now and then apply it later on next month.
Currently, the Reality Gauntlet is rated at 4-A for this casual feat which was accepted here, and the scaling was revised here that puts Danny above the gauntlet. Please take a look at those threads as they quickly explain the rating/scaling and will catch anyone up to speed. Below in the SPOILER tag contains the evidence for my suggestion on why the guantlet is low 2-C and here is a link to our tiering system page, please check out the description and requirements for Tier 2 before agreeing or disagreeing.
Conclusion
Here is what the rating/description would look like.
Low Multiverse level (The guantlet at it's full power can control all reality which included space and time, as it allowed Freakshow to warp space with a simple wave of his hand and allowed Danny to change reality back to before the events of the episode. The Guys in White also believed it to possess enough spectral power to "eradicate ghosts forever" which would require the destruction of the entire Ghost Zone due to it being an endless void of ectoplsm filled with infinite realms and ghosts being stated to be spread far and wide throughout it, which includes the likes of Clockwork, who has multiple versions of him throughout the timeline that can act and several showed up from different eras of time. Along the existence of structures in the Ghost Zone like the River of Revulsion having sentience along with ectoplasm itself being capable of creating ghosts which the Guys in White have knowledge on and who's ultimate goal is the destruction of the Ghost Zone)
All input is appreciated, be it questions, additions, or concerns. No derailing obviously though given Danny Phantom is obscure I doubt that will be an issue.
Agree: DarkDragonMedeus, Thelastmlg, Eseseso, ShakeResounding, Dragonite007, Starsprite53, StrymULTRA, Apex_Predator_GX, LuffyRuffy46307, Stryker861, Jamesthetaker, Planck69, PrinceofPein, Mephistus, ShakeResounding, Reiner, Greatsage13th, One-Mastor, The_2nd_Existential_Seed,
Disagree:
Neutral
Currently, the Reality Gauntlet is rated at 4-A for this casual feat which was accepted here, and the scaling was revised here that puts Danny above the gauntlet. Please take a look at those threads as they quickly explain the rating/scaling and will catch anyone up to speed. Below in the SPOILER tag contains the evidence for my suggestion on why the guantlet is low 2-C and here is a link to our tiering system page, please check out the description and requirements for Tier 2 before agreeing or disagreeing.
Universal Reality Warping
In season 2, episode 19 - 20 "Reality Trip" we are introduced to The Reality Gauntlet.
When explaining the powers of the gauntlet, Freakshow states that the gauntlet at it's full power can "control all reality". Now before the "all reality" is vague argument gets dropped in the comments, it's already shown that all reality means space and time as when Freakshow became the "ringmaster of all reality", he warps space itself with a casual hand wave.
Later in the episode, Danny use the guantlet to alter reality back to the day before the events of the episode took place. So Danny literally brought reality (including time) back which would obviously be on a universal scale especially going off our Time Manipulation page which states...
* By default, the range of time manipulation is considered universal unless explicitly demonstrated or specified otherwise. In the case of time manipulation through gravity manipulation, it will be presumed to have a localized range instead of a universal one unless explicitly stated or demonstrated. Similarly, when utilizing pocket dimensions for time manipulation, it will not be presumed to possess a universal range unless explicitly indicated or shown.
Eradicating the Ghost Zone
The Guys in White state that they believe the guantlet possesses enough spectral power to eradicate ghosts forever. It's important to note that they say eradicate ghosts forever, not just eradicate all ghosts. This would require the complete destruction of the Ghost Zone for several reasons I'll explain below...
1. The Ghost Zone is already accepted as an infinite 4-D structure via statements and showings. It is directly stated by the creator that ghosts are spread out far and wide across the Ghost Zone and that Danny hasn't even scratched it's surface and this sandbox shows the Ghost Zone is spatially separate from the normal universe.
Now yes, you can make the argument that unless their are infinite ghosts they could be spread out and not reach infinitely out but it's stated (45:45 to 45:57) by Skulker in season 1, episode 18 "Life Lessons" that there are infinite realms in the Ghost Zone which is in line with it being an endless void of ectoplasm and other statements, means ghosts do get around and know they are spread out.
Edit: This would also include Clockwork, who has multiple versions of him throughout the timeline that can act and several showed up from different eras of time.
2. It's shown that several of the structures in the Ghost Zone are sentient ghosts as well. In season 1, episode 2 "Infinite Realms", Danny and crew use the Infi-map and visit various places in the Ghost Zone which included Carnivorous Canyon which was one giant mouth, and the River of Revulsion which is a river that is revealed to be sentient. So the guantlet would also need to destroy the structures inside the Ghost Zone to eradicate all ghosts forever which takes me to my final point.
3. Ectoplasm itself can create ghosts and the GIW want to destroy the Ghost Zone. Throughout the series we have seen ectoplasm/ectoplasmic energy turn objects into ghosts. Danny and Vlad got their powers when their DNA was overtaken by ectoplasm and it was shown to be another entity as I explained in this thread. The ectoplasmic lighting from the ecto storm turned in animate objects into ghosts. The Guys in White have studied ectoplasm and have made weapons with it so they know what it can do.
And yes, the Guys in White knew of the Ghost Zone as in season 3, episode 7; "Livin' Large", they where going to use the fenton ghost portal to send and anti-ghost missile into the Ghost Zone and release a substance that would reduce it to nothing.
The agent even states this to Sam and Tucker...
Agent: We just need you out of the way until we finish our mission.
Sam: You mean destroying the world?
Agent: Part of it, yes. The nasty ghost infested part.
Sam: But your wrong. If you destroy the Ghost Zone, you also destroy [gets interrupted]
So the ultimate goal for the Guys in White is to destroy the entire Ghost Zone and all ghosts inside. This is why in the previous season they asked Freakshow what he knew about the Reality Gauntlet because from the information they gathered they believed it to be powerful enough to eradicate ghosts forever which means the total destruction of the Ghost Zone otherwise the statement makes no sense since destroying just the ghosts in the Ghost Zone doesn't eradicate them forever because their is more to it and the Guys in White know this and want to get rid of them all including the Ghost Zone.
In season 2, episode 19 - 20 "Reality Trip" we are introduced to The Reality Gauntlet.
When explaining the powers of the gauntlet, Freakshow states that the gauntlet at it's full power can "control all reality". Now before the "all reality" is vague argument gets dropped in the comments, it's already shown that all reality means space and time as when Freakshow became the "ringmaster of all reality", he warps space itself with a casual hand wave.
Later in the episode, Danny use the guantlet to alter reality back to the day before the events of the episode took place. So Danny literally brought reality (including time) back which would obviously be on a universal scale especially going off our Time Manipulation page which states...
* By default, the range of time manipulation is considered universal unless explicitly demonstrated or specified otherwise. In the case of time manipulation through gravity manipulation, it will be presumed to have a localized range instead of a universal one unless explicitly stated or demonstrated. Similarly, when utilizing pocket dimensions for time manipulation, it will not be presumed to possess a universal range unless explicitly indicated or shown.
Eradicating the Ghost Zone
The Guys in White state that they believe the guantlet possesses enough spectral power to eradicate ghosts forever. It's important to note that they say eradicate ghosts forever, not just eradicate all ghosts. This would require the complete destruction of the Ghost Zone for several reasons I'll explain below...
1. The Ghost Zone is already accepted as an infinite 4-D structure via statements and showings. It is directly stated by the creator that ghosts are spread out far and wide across the Ghost Zone and that Danny hasn't even scratched it's surface and this sandbox shows the Ghost Zone is spatially separate from the normal universe.
Now yes, you can make the argument that unless their are infinite ghosts they could be spread out and not reach infinitely out but it's stated (45:45 to 45:57) by Skulker in season 1, episode 18 "Life Lessons" that there are infinite realms in the Ghost Zone which is in line with it being an endless void of ectoplasm and other statements, means ghosts do get around and know they are spread out.
Edit: This would also include Clockwork, who has multiple versions of him throughout the timeline that can act and several showed up from different eras of time.
2. It's shown that several of the structures in the Ghost Zone are sentient ghosts as well. In season 1, episode 2 "Infinite Realms", Danny and crew use the Infi-map and visit various places in the Ghost Zone which included Carnivorous Canyon which was one giant mouth, and the River of Revulsion which is a river that is revealed to be sentient. So the guantlet would also need to destroy the structures inside the Ghost Zone to eradicate all ghosts forever which takes me to my final point.
3. Ectoplasm itself can create ghosts and the GIW want to destroy the Ghost Zone. Throughout the series we have seen ectoplasm/ectoplasmic energy turn objects into ghosts. Danny and Vlad got their powers when their DNA was overtaken by ectoplasm and it was shown to be another entity as I explained in this thread. The ectoplasmic lighting from the ecto storm turned in animate objects into ghosts. The Guys in White have studied ectoplasm and have made weapons with it so they know what it can do.
And yes, the Guys in White knew of the Ghost Zone as in season 3, episode 7; "Livin' Large", they where going to use the fenton ghost portal to send and anti-ghost missile into the Ghost Zone and release a substance that would reduce it to nothing.
The agent even states this to Sam and Tucker...
Agent: We just need you out of the way until we finish our mission.
Sam: You mean destroying the world?
Agent: Part of it, yes. The nasty ghost infested part.
Sam: But your wrong. If you destroy the Ghost Zone, you also destroy [gets interrupted]
So the ultimate goal for the Guys in White is to destroy the entire Ghost Zone and all ghosts inside. This is why in the previous season they asked Freakshow what he knew about the Reality Gauntlet because from the information they gathered they believed it to be powerful enough to eradicate ghosts forever which means the total destruction of the Ghost Zone otherwise the statement makes no sense since destroying just the ghosts in the Ghost Zone doesn't eradicate them forever because their is more to it and the Guys in White know this and want to get rid of them all including the Ghost Zone.
Conclusion
Here is what the rating/description would look like.
Low Multiverse level (The guantlet at it's full power can control all reality which included space and time, as it allowed Freakshow to warp space with a simple wave of his hand and allowed Danny to change reality back to before the events of the episode. The Guys in White also believed it to possess enough spectral power to "eradicate ghosts forever" which would require the destruction of the entire Ghost Zone due to it being an endless void of ectoplsm filled with infinite realms and ghosts being stated to be spread far and wide throughout it, which includes the likes of Clockwork, who has multiple versions of him throughout the timeline that can act and several showed up from different eras of time. Along the existence of structures in the Ghost Zone like the River of Revulsion having sentience along with ectoplasm itself being capable of creating ghosts which the Guys in White have knowledge on and who's ultimate goal is the destruction of the Ghost Zone)
All input is appreciated, be it questions, additions, or concerns. No derailing obviously though given Danny Phantom is obscure I doubt that will be an issue.
Agree: DarkDragonMedeus, Thelastmlg, Eseseso, ShakeResounding, Dragonite007, Starsprite53, StrymULTRA, Apex_Predator_GX, LuffyRuffy46307, Stryker861, Jamesthetaker, Planck69, PrinceofPein, Mephistus, ShakeResounding, Reiner, Greatsage13th, One-Mastor, The_2nd_Existential_Seed,
Disagree:
Neutral
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