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While i am relatively neutral, two people combining their power to destroy two space times is still 2-C. If they were both in seperate universes and they destroyed it individually then it would obviously be a low 2-C feat. But they were both in the same space, threatening to destroy both universes which requires you to destroy the gap between space times along with them. Their combine energy was still emmitting 2-C attack potency and scales to both as a result. Same would be said for two people who combine their might to destroy two solar systems. They would either scale two or slightly below the feat putting those who scale above at mss level.
To put it simply. If champa + beerus = baseline 2-C then anybody who scales more than two times their strength even with that logic would be 2-C via scaling (even though most people who scale below baseline 2-C would be 2-C anyway due to the axis they are breaching). Unless you want to convince me that beerus and champas combine power in that scene >>> whis and the grand priest
The main reason the feat was rejected was because it is a matter feat and not a time feat and only matter destruction.
To put it simply. If champa + beerus = baseline 2-C then anybody who scales more than two times their strength even with that logic would be 2-C via scaling (even though most people who scale below baseline 2-C would be 2-C anyway due to the axis they are breaching). Unless you want to convince me that beerus and champas combine power in that scene >>> whis and the grand priest
The main reason the feat was rejected was because it is a matter feat and not a time feat and only matter destruction.