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So I saw this on the God of War's Yggdrasil page as a note:-
Do not attempt to scale the Norse Gods to Yggdrasil based off of Thor and the World Serpent's fight "splintering" it. For one, splintering an object only refers to breaking a small piece off of its totality, which, while impressive, is not anywhere near a feat of affecting the entire tree. Second, the Giant Surtr, in his death blow that apparently consumed all of reality and ended even the Aesir Gods, explicitly did not affect Yggdrasil and was just serving its cycle of death and rebirth/beginning and end, as stated by Mimir. As such, it'd be highly unreliable to scale any Gods even to Yggdrasil's physical form.
This justification is actually quite lame. Surtur is the one who destroys the Yggdrasil. Its reincarnation hax has doesn't take this feat away. Also, this is the description of 2-A on the Tiering system page:-
Characters who are capable of significantly affecting, creating and/or destroying a countably infinite number of space-time continuums.
Notice the words in bold. "Significantly affecting". Splintering a tree is definitely "significantly affecting" it, as this is how a splintered tree looks.
Do not attempt to scale the Norse Gods to Yggdrasil based off of Thor and the World Serpent's fight "splintering" it. For one, splintering an object only refers to breaking a small piece off of its totality, which, while impressive, is not anywhere near a feat of affecting the entire tree. Second, the Giant Surtr, in his death blow that apparently consumed all of reality and ended even the Aesir Gods, explicitly did not affect Yggdrasil and was just serving its cycle of death and rebirth/beginning and end, as stated by Mimir. As such, it'd be highly unreliable to scale any Gods even to Yggdrasil's physical form.
This justification is actually quite lame. Surtur is the one who destroys the Yggdrasil. Its reincarnation hax has doesn't take this feat away. Also, this is the description of 2-A on the Tiering system page:-
Characters who are capable of significantly affecting, creating and/or destroying a countably infinite number of space-time continuums.
Notice the words in bold. "Significantly affecting". Splintering a tree is definitely "significantly affecting" it, as this is how a splintered tree looks.