look on their profiles >:C
also, I was just making a point!
you can look for the ST Revisions thread if you wanna see where they were rejected
Not to mention that you vouched for a 1-A Nagilum a LOOOONG time ago, Seed (I REMEMBER AND STUFF)
Also @Kep, it's not "infinitely increasing"
it has an infinite number of higher and lower order domains, not to mention a direct correlation with higher dimensions. When merging with another subspace being, Q has power that reaches into "all dimensions".
Nagilum's thingy (Don't forget, he's timeless and doesn't understand a limited existence)
At least
Low Complex Multiverse level (Exists in a void which
Data, the Enterprise's science officer, says has no dimension,
should not exist, has no mass or energy, and is
undefinable, being unable to be measured or defined by human words or concepts. The creature is eternal and ageless, being unfamiliar with the
concept of death, or a "limited existence," and is able to create alternate, non-euclidean dimensions, as well as warp the fabric and nature of reality with incredible ease. It is unaffected by any of Picard's actions, and the crew only escapes its grasp due to his intellect and negotiation tactics, which includes the threat of blowing up the ship (which would not affect the entity in any way). Its
void exists outside the space-time continuum and subspace alike, which should make this being at least 6-D, as subspace contains at least one higher dimension. When trying to ascertain the nature of death, the being
instantaneously made an Ensign go insane and die within less than a second, without moving or performing any action)
Q's thingy:
High Multiverse level+, possibly
higher (After
Spock's mind-meld with Q allowed the last Prophet, another 5-D being, to enter and become one with Q, the unified being was able to reach a
new level of existence that transcended the two's previous dimensional state, and could perceive and was present in "
all dimensions," of which in "The Nth Degree [TNG]," there was stated to likely be 10 or 26 of (being references to Superstring and Bosonic String Theory), and possibly a countless number more, as subspace was considered a point of entry to higher dimensions, and contained "infinite layers". After being unfazed by the power of Dukat empowered by a multitude of Pah-Wraiths (who were stated as being superior to the Continuum), the Q-Prophet was able to annihilate his existence with a mere
hand gesture, and stated that they could destroy the rest of them with ease, also implying that they had transcended the likes of the Continuum itself)
Before you say, "Oh that's not applicable for X reason," or, "That's derailing," it's actually not, since I'm trying to point out how this applies in other situations of contradicting safe lower ends.
A higher end interpretation puts them both at High 1-B and 1-A, respectively.