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How big is this cosmology via R>f?

ShionAH

He/Him
14,705
3,654
Universe A sees games as fiction (every game is a reality) and universe A is viewed as a youtube video on the internet

The internet:



The games having their own universes:




 
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Do you have to shrink or something similar to go into the fiction?
Yes they need equipment and reality bending stuff to go inside them since its fiction for them. They also do it with sheer toon force one but never in a normal way. They also become tiny and inferior to the things in universe A
 
Is there a sign of superiority between them? Do you have to shrink or something similar to go into the fiction?
The videos on OP also show it since you can see them using toon force OR the joystick to go inside. They also couldn't leave with the same toon force showing the superiority
 
The likes of entering a boardgame or video game are normally not treated as viable evidence for Tier 1. As they are normally seen as lower than a regular four-dimensional universes and not example of a universe being higher than four-dimensions.
 
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he likes of entering a boardgame or video game are normally not treated as viable evidence for Tier 1. As they are normally seen as lower than a regular four-dimensional universes and not example of a universe being higher than four-dimensions.
Yeah, that seems about right. It's kinda like treating Soos' interactions with Giffany as anything as Low 1-C or whatever.
 
The likes of entering a boardgame or video game are normally not treated as viable evidence for Tier 1. As they are normally seen as lower than a regular four-dimensional universes and not example of a universe being higher than four-dimensions.
but the games have their own realities and not only bound by the code? Theres also the fact that the universe A is just a fiction to the REAL universe as seen in the youtube video
 
Yeah, that seems about right. It's kinda like treating Soos' interactions with Giffany as anything as Low 1-C or whatever.
But its different since in gravity falls games are small and are within the code in this you can clearly see they are their own universes plus the youtube video shows that theres another dimension above this canon. In this case they are different universes and dimensions that can be only accessed via reality warping and toon force
 
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The likes of entering a boardgame or video game are normally not treated as viable evidence for Tier 1. As they are normally seen as lower than a regular four-dimensional universes and not example of a universe being higher than four-dimensions.
games have their own dimensions and game characters can come out of their own dimensions and come to universe a. in the same way, universe a sees games as fiction and plays them and can go to that dimension with various tools.

There's also the internet, which contains the entire series as a video.
 
Yeah, that seems about right. It's kinda like treating Soos' interactions with Giffany as anything as Low 1-C or whatever.
Giffany is a highly advanced AI, nothing more. his own game has no dimension and cannot go out of the game physically. But unlike Giffany, the game characters in this verse can physically come to the A universe, which sees them as fiction and plays.
 
But its different since in gravity falls games are small and are within the code in this you can clearly see they are their own universes plus the youtube video shows that theres another dimension above this canon
Bro. This is like treating anything that interacted with Giffany (who was explicitly shown to NOT be bound by her game's code, having deleted her own developers and taken over flipping FNaF animatronics) as Low 1-C.

In the same vein, by that logic we'd might as well be treating anything from Glitch Techs (they have no profiles for some reason, like why doesn't Vs Battles Wiki care about that show, goddammit?) as Low 1-C because glitches regularly manifest in the world with some even capable of self-awareness (one of the Glitches serves as a companion to the main characters!) and Miko and her pals entered a variety of games, things that THEY see as fiction.

Entering fictional worlds isn't an automatic qualifier for R>F Transcendence.
 
Bro. This is like treating anything that interacted with Giffany (who was explicitly shown to NOT be bound by her game's code, having deleted her own developers and taken over flipping FNaF animatronics) as Low 1-C.

In the same vein, by that logic we'd might as well be treating anything from Glitch Techs (they have no profiles for some reason, like why doesn't Vs Battles Wiki care about that show, goddammit?) as Low 1-C because glitches regularly manifest in the world with some even capable of self-awareness (one of the Glitches serves as a companion to the main characters!) and Miko and her pals entered a variety of games, things that THEY see as fiction.

Entering fictional worlds isn't an automatic qualifier for R>F Transcendence.
DO they have their own dimensions and universes inside the games and is shown to have their own world outside the real world? Did those verses go outside their verse to prove that theres another dimension that is above and see this universe A who sees all the game realities as fiction as fiction?
 
Bro. This is like treating anything that interacted with Giffany (who was explicitly shown to NOT be bound by her game's code, having deleted her own developers and taken over flipping FNaF animatronics) as Low 1-C.

In the same vein, by that logic we'd might as well be treating anything from Glitch Techs (they have no profiles for some reason, like why doesn't Vs Battles Wiki care about that show, goddammit?) as Low 1-C because glitches regularly manifest in the world with some even capable of self-awareness (one of the Glitches serves as a companion to the main characters!) and Miko and her pals entered a variety of games, things that THEY see as fiction.

Entering fictional worlds isn't an automatic qualifier for R>F Transcendence.
talk to @GFArrow I am not good enough for these debates lol
 
Characters that they see as fiction can come to the A universe
Yeah, and glitches from Glitch Techs affected and even entered the "real world" of their series both as corrupted set pieces and corrupted characters despite being fictional entities and I know better than to claim that's anything Low 1-C. Seriously, I don't wanna have to play R>F whack-a-mole just because VBW just made that page too broad.
 
Yeah, and glitches from Glitch Techs affected and even entered the "real world" of their series both as corrupted set pieces and corrupted characters despite being fictional entities and I know better than to claim that's anything Low 1-C. Seriously, I don't wanna have to play R>F whack-a-mole just because VBW just made that page too broad.
I can't understand why glitch techs are relevant?
 
I can't understand why glitch techs are relevant?
The fact that both this Turkish cartoon and Glitch Techs have characters that can enter and exit fictional worlds and the fact that their idea of fictional entities (the glitches) can enter and have an affect on their world, that's what.
 
The fact that both this Turkish cartoon and Glitch Techs have characters that can enter and exit fictional worlds and the fact that their idea of fictional entities (the glitches) can enter and have an affect on their world, that's what.
Okay? Doesnt change the fact that all the games have their own worlds inside and the cartoon sees them as fiction which is also seen as fiction on another universe which should be enough for a tier 1. MCU has the same thing I think, debate with GFarrow not me
 
After going over the clips, I don't see anything that would justify their base reality being Tier 1.
 
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