Does Multi-Universe Level covers Large Universe Level?

[KoichiSamakibara]

Our own universe has been estimated to have around 200 billion galaxies and that's what we take into account to put a character at Universe Level, that's fine. But, say, in a fictional universe their universe is actually bigger than ours, instead of 200 billion, 1 trillion galaxies.

Would a character capable of destroying 1 trillion galaxies be regarded as Universe Level or Multi-Universe Level?

 

[TheRustyOne]

Still Universe, doesn't matter how big it is. He would need to destroy space and time not just physical matter.

 

[KoichiSamakibara]

But a bigger universe would still take more effort than a 'regular' one.

 

[Lina_Shields]

The main issue that arises from this is that, we don't actually know what the size of a space-time continuum is, as you cannot actually quantify the size of an actual timeline.

If we are shown an actual size of a timeline somewhere within a series (similar to a sphere or something), and if we were shown a bigger timeline in comparison to the rest of the smaller timelines, maybe, but this doesn't seem to be a case.

I highly doubt that a timeline is the shape of a sphere however.

Edit: For example, your case would only be valid if this picture was true.

 

[KoichiSamakibara]

What would happen in a timeline is bigger than others? Would that character classify as a Universe Level still?

 

[Lina_Shields]

I would think that if a certain timeline is shown to be much bigger in comparison to other timelines, Multi-Universe level would be a valid tiering for it.

It's similar to how destroying a planet much larger than Earth would qualify for Large Planet level due to the planet's size in question I think.

However, I would wait for more inputs for now.

 

[KoichiSamakibara]

So, it's like the multi-galaxy level tier, where wiki takes into account the size of the galaxy? But this time of course, a universe.

 

[Antvasima]

Our system regrettably cannot take every possible scenario into account. We do rate characters as High 3-A, instead of regular 3-A, if they explicitly destroy the contents of an infinite universe, rather than just the observable part, but for tier 2/entire space-time continuums, we are limited to simply counting or estimating the numbers, in lack of better options.

 

[KoichiSamakibara]

I see. Thanks for answering, this topic can be clsoed now.