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Providing an outside perspective here, as I am not familiar with the series very much.
What is a hyper-dimension?
Overall, I really just don't see the evidence for like, 95% of what is being claimed here. I don't know if it's true or not, but if it is, it needs to be supported through evidence.
There needs to be some scans that support this. The scan simply says "the space between dimensions" but none of this stuff about 4-D structure or a finite perception, or containing the dimensions.Towa mentions that the crack of time is the space that contains and separates the dimensions, that is, basically an upper space that contains 4-D structures, and they see these same structures as finite from the perspective of Crack of time.
Do we know that?And as we know, the dimension of time from the perspective of Crack of time, it is finite and three-dimensional.
Okay. What is this meant to be demonstrating?Even the destruction of a 2-A multiverse, still no crack of time damage was mentioned or visually demonstrated.
These scans do not say what you are saying they say.The crack of time, in addition to transcending space and time, also contains all the infinite stories that exist and do not exist, in the form of small crystals..
Do we have any statements about what these crystals are?In all the dbh media that Crack of time appears, the stories/space-time in Crack of time's perspective are finite and three-dimensional, having a varied size, but visually the size of buildings and others even smaller than ordinary humans.
In big bang mission, the cover of chapter 14 cites the fight as: "battle of the hyperdimension". the phrase is a little ambiguous, meaning that it is a battle with hyperdimensional proportions, or that it is a battle that takes place in the hyperdimension, which would make sense, since the confrontations were taking place in the crack of time.
What is a hyper-dimension?
Overall, I really just don't see the evidence for like, 95% of what is being claimed here. I don't know if it's true or not, but if it is, it needs to be supported through evidence.