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High 3-A and maybe more.
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Destroying or creating something infinite in size.
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No, if space time is involved then its Low 2-C at bare minimum.
Lets say if the universe contained an infinite amount of matter in it and a character destroyed everything in the universe then it would be a High 3-A feat.
Lets say if the universe contained an infinite amount of matter in it and a character destroyed everything in the universe then it would be a High 3-A feat.
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okay, but that is arguably difficult, is there any character that has performed such feat? More like... infinite matter in a universe is an awkward statement.
Anyway, second question, High 3-A vs Low 2-C, how do this two fair? I mean, whats the difference between the two (infinite?)
Edit: almost forgot, thank you very much for your help.
Anyway, second question, High 3-A vs Low 2-C, how do this two fair? I mean, whats the difference between the two (infinite?)
Edit: almost forgot, thank you very much for your help.
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A high 3-A with infinite energy is the equivalent of a drawing to a Low 2-C.
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Well an infinite sized drawing but yeah.
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Depends on the franchise really but more time than not, not really since the writers don't know enough about this kinda thing to see a how big the gap is.
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Performing a feat of infinite 3-D strength would require a statement, as obviously a human could not draw, animate or visually represent something that's infinite.
Whether the statement is actually reliable or if it'd be a hyperbole or outlier would be decided on a case by case basis.
Whether the statement is actually reliable or if it'd be a hyperbole or outlier would be decided on a case by case basis.
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If its just "multiple" time lines then its 3-A is it were infinite time lines then High 3-A since thats more of a range thing.
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If the physical matter doesn't amount to infinite, then it'd still be 3-A.Sir Ovens said:
If the attack crossed timelines yet didn't destroy time but only 3-D matter, then it'd still be a 3-D feat with 4-D range I believe.
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Attack speed maybe, i'm not actually sure but I see what you mean.
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Like in Saikou's example, a being with infinite 3D power would be as an infinite drawing for a 4D, to a 3D being it would scale to something like someone who is everywhere right? But as it isnt omnipresence, it would result in infinite speed. Btw, infinite attack speed should be required to blast an infinite quantity of something, I guess from what you said? (Like, you can output infinite energy, but that energy must also expand at infinite speed in order to destroy infinite mass).
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It might be better to ask someone in the calc group they can probably give you a better answer since I'm a bit unsure, but as long as the object isn't being destroyed for all eternity I think the character in question should have infinite speed.
