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Mephistus, am I really going to have to keep repeating myself over and over until you finally understand?
Dreambert is literally reffering to Mario's world, prior to being sealed in the nightmare chunks he existed in the real world. There's no reason for us not to say universe. The difference between using games like Super Mario Bros over Galaxy and Super Paper Mario is that those games don't focus on traveling to literal separate worlds. Dream Team has you constantly switching to the real world and the dream worlds. These are not the same case at all. And when Dreambert is comparing the real world to the dream world, he is reffering to all of them. Your points relating to Bowser are awful, the burden of proof is on you. You need to prove otherwise to what I said, otherwise I can just dismiss it.
Dimensions varying in size is irrelevant, this only applies to other verses with this issue. If dimensions can be universes in one Mario game, there's outright no reason why it cannot with another. Again, this is nitpicking. If several dreams are universes then it's not an assumption to say the rest are in this case. I've already made my point with how it works in Dream Team this refers to all of them. Your argument against this is we don't know what world could mean despite having other references to world/dimension meaning universes. Using things like Dimension D isn't a good example because that was specifically stated to be a mini-dimension.
Only seeing part of something =/= That's the whole thing.
@Maverick Those are only focusing on the themes for the dreams, those aren't the entire thing. You can literally see clouds above the stage you play on, and the underwater dream obviously only being underwater, further proving this isn't it's full size.
Dreambert is literally reffering to Mario's world, prior to being sealed in the nightmare chunks he existed in the real world. There's no reason for us not to say universe. The difference between using games like Super Mario Bros over Galaxy and Super Paper Mario is that those games don't focus on traveling to literal separate worlds. Dream Team has you constantly switching to the real world and the dream worlds. These are not the same case at all. And when Dreambert is comparing the real world to the dream world, he is reffering to all of them. Your points relating to Bowser are awful, the burden of proof is on you. You need to prove otherwise to what I said, otherwise I can just dismiss it.
Dimensions varying in size is irrelevant, this only applies to other verses with this issue. If dimensions can be universes in one Mario game, there's outright no reason why it cannot with another. Again, this is nitpicking. If several dreams are universes then it's not an assumption to say the rest are in this case. I've already made my point with how it works in Dream Team this refers to all of them. Your argument against this is we don't know what world could mean despite having other references to world/dimension meaning universes. Using things like Dimension D isn't a good example because that was specifically stated to be a mini-dimension.
Only seeing part of something =/= That's the whole thing.
@Maverick Those are only focusing on the themes for the dreams, those aren't the entire thing. You can literally see clouds above the stage you play on, and the underwater dream obviously only being underwater, further proving this isn't it's full size.