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Darkseid Revision

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@Matthew Well, the problem is that the New Gods were stated to be enormously larger than universes in a previous story, easily breaking the 1001 limit for 2-B.
 
So is "At least Multiverse level, possibly Multiverse level+" acceptable?
 
Okay. Feel free to adjust Darkseid accordingly then. Possibly Orion and Ares as well.
 
Wouldn't feats take priority over the size of said character in question here?

For example, you can say that the New Gods were stated to be enormously larger than universes in a previous story, but it still does not mean that said character is Multiverse level by sheer size alone, especially if you do not know the distance between the two universes in question.

But then collapsing the entire multiverse, which is infinite in size, supersedes the above feat. Thus the Multiverse+ rating would absolutely apply here.

A universe was shown as being the size of Orion's eyeball or something.
Were there any other universes and their spacing between these universes shown at any point in the series? A character is shown to be enormously larger than a single universe is not a sufficient justification for that character to be considered Multiverse level [Other than the fact that your eyeball =/= 1000x smaller than the rest of your body anyways.]

Stick with just Multiverse level+
 
It is because we don't have much evidence other than Darkside being rated Multiversal other than "said character dwarfs the size of a universe" [referring to Orion], but then we don't see anything other than a single universe in comparison to Orion's size [we don't know from that instance whether he can destroy over 1000, or more universes in a single instant, or not just from that scan alone.]

Unless said character in question is stated to "destroy/create a countless number of universes", we cannot assign said character a Multiverse level rating.

What we do know for sure is that Darkseid threatened to collapse the entirety of the Marvel Multiverse, which has infinite parallel universes. Thus, the 2-A rating. It is the same reason why Anti-Monitor rated flat out Multiverse level+ for devouring an infinite number of universes, really.

I would just stick with "At least Multi-Universe level, likely Multiverse level+, as what Matt stated. Reason for the Multi-Universe rating as was stated above

During Final Crisis, he nearly destroyed the 52 universes of the Orrery of Worlds, while weakened and dying
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That doesn't do anything to answer my question, though? You didn't mention why the distance between universes would matter.
 
My main question here is that: Is Orion being shown to be much larger than a single universe sufficient enough for a Multiverse level rating [which specifically requires said character to destroy over 1000, or more universes]?

The only feats here that clear to us Darkseid destroying the multiverse which has 52 universes, and Darkseid's full power being able to collapse an infinite multiverse. So we have a 2-C feat and an 2-A feat.

Dunno where the "At least Multiverse" rating comes from, really.
 
There's also a concept like metaverse used in the superman the next story where infinite realities are created from single plank moment . It's one of the cannon storyline which treats the multiverse containing infinite realities.

In genesis new god or someother storyline cyborg superman when he entered the 4th world saw the physical universe as tiny marble floating inside it .
 
@Lina Well, I suppose that "At least Low 2-C. Possibly 2-A" could work as well.
 
Okay. Feel free to adjust the profile accordingly, as well as the characters that scale.
 
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