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If a character is -1D or lower and cannot destroy anything higher than a -1D object, what is their tier?

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So, let's say a character lives in a verse that is -1D (and is as many dimensions themself) or below and is too weak to destroy anything above that verse. Would they be Infinitesimal or Low Hypoverse level? If Low Hypoverse level, what is the threshold for Infinitesimal?
 
It would be Low Hypoverse because it's below 0-D

As for Infinitesimal, I'm not entirely sure what you're referring to because it isn't a tier. Depending on the context, infinitesimal could be a lot of things. Infinitesimal isn't a fixed quantity like Infinity; it can mean a quantity that is less than any finite quantity but is still greater than zero, it can mean a quantity that is approaching zero but never reaching it (such as when computing derivatives or integrals in calculus), it can mean a quantity that is significantly smaller than another quantity (for example, 1 would be infinitesimal in comparison to infinity and a Planck length would be infinitesimal compared to a meter). Depending on how you take this, it could go from 11-C (points can be seen as having infinitesimal size in some contexts) to the absolute bottom of 11-B (due to being slightly larger than a 0-D point, which is just zero in other contexts) to the absolute bottom of 10-C (Infinitesimal energy could still mean finite energy in a 3-D sense).

Basically, infinitesimal isn't clearly defined in the tiering system, so there's not really a "threshold" for it

To answer your question in a more concise way: the character would be Low Hypoverse level and not Infinitesimal because infinitesimal is greater than zero, and this character is negative, which is less than zero
 
It would be Low Hypoverse because it's below 0-D

As for Infinitesimal, I'm not entirely sure what you're referring to because it isn't a tier. Depending on the context, infinitesimal could be a lot of things. Infinitesimal isn't a fixed quantity like Infinity; it can mean a quantity that is less than any finite quantity but is still greater than zero, it can mean a quantity that is approaching zero but never reaching it (such as when computing derivatives or integrals in calculus), it can mean a quantity that is significantly smaller than another quantity (for example, 1 would be infinitesimal in comparison to infinity and a Planck length would be infinitesimal compared to a meter). Depending on how you take this, it could go from 11-C (points can be seen as having infinitesimal size in some contexts) to the absolute bottom of 11-B (due to being slightly larger than a 0-D point, which is just zero in other contexts) to the absolute bottom of 10-C (Infinitesimal energy could still mean finite energy in a 3-D sense).

Basically, infinitesimal isn't clearly defined in the tiering system, so there's not really a "threshold" for it

To answer your question in a more concise way: the character would be Low Hypoverse level and not Infinitesimal because infinitesimal is greater than zero, and this character is negative, which is less than zero
It's listed as Tier 11 on the wiki.
 
It's listed as Tier 11 on the wiki.
Oop I missed the fact that the whole tier 11 is listed as Infinitesimal. Personally I think that's a bit of a misnomer for reasons in my previous post but I'm not about to try getting it changed or anything.

In this context, the threshold for infinitesimal would be 2D (11-A) and this character in question would still be 11-C for being below 0D
 
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