First,
Daron Nefcy did say
"Just Earth and Mewni" in response to the question by Camden819 on "Were all dimensions cleaved, or was just Earth and Mewni cleaved?"
But not Earth realm and Mewni realm.
So at maximum lowball it is two planet merging (5-B?), and at maximum highball it is two universe busting (2-C).
The dimensions are usually named by their respective popular location within that realm, Earth being in the Earth realm and Mewni in the Mewni realm. Just think about the original question: "Were all
dimensions cleaved, or was just Earth and Mewni cleaved?" They're asking if the Earth
dimension and the Mewni
dimension were cleaved. They just used the word dimension in the same question, why would they be talking about planets? Daron didn't use the words dimension or planet because there's no reason to be hyper specific when Camden819 already knows what she's talking about, which is dimension. The fact Daron didn't correct Camden819 and use the word planet only adds to my argument anyway.
-Also here is Daron calling
Mewni a universe, not a planet.
-Also Dominic Bisignano, a writer for the show, said the
kids altered the universe, again not planets. Isn't it interesting how everyone is using words like
dimensions or
universes but never planets? Probably because universes and dimensions are getting busted, not just the planets.
It's a pretty arbitrary interpretation of the situation to only say planets considering how we already know the wand can bust a universe and how Star by herself is far above the wand, so we already know Star can perform a feat like this.
Listen, I know you mods like to be more conservative in your interpretations of feats and I respect and understand that, but it's not a super highball wank to say Star is 2-C considering how, if I recall correctly, Eficiente already said how certain feats will be 2-A overtime anyway. Now if you wanna say something like "Tier 3-A, likely 2-C" or something, I think that would be more reasonable than the just universe level lowball downplay.
And again, it comes from the ultimate spell which requires much preparation, occupies 4 Mewpeople and takes several minutes to cast such spell and it performs as a two-stage explosion: one for removal of magic and the other for cleaving two worlds.
Dude, merging the dimensions had nothing to do with the earlier spell of erasing magic. Those are two separate events and spells. Ploz already replied to this idea earlier in this thread. Erasing all of magic throughout the multiverse is a much harder spell to cast than simply combining two universes. That's why one spell took all those princesses working together at the same time while the other spell didn't.
It's a joint spell that involves Star dipping down. If you have even the most baseline knowledge of the series about dipping down, you would understand why it'd be up there as with most potent spells. Those are the spells that require users to use their most potent magic in situations.
The Whispering Spell literally has nothing to do with the dimensions merging either.
Star's tapestry is based on if the magic had just been destroyed, and they emphasize multiple times that destroying the Magic would separate Star and Marco from each other forever because the magic allows them to travel between different dimensions. What you're positing here is the exact opposite effect the show throws at you so many times about the consequences of destroying it that it's not remotely funny. Star and Marco are most definitely the cause of it because the whole point is that their love overcame fate to be with each other. Your interpretation is botched to the point it outright ignores the narrative and thematic meaning of the finale.
Now minus the passive aggressiveness, Ploz is correct. Also Dominic Bisignano said the
kids altered the future. This pretty much proves Ploz's interpretation correct because this goes with the idea that Star and Marco's love overcame fate. This merge feat has nothing to do with earlier spell of erasing magic because erasing magic only goes against Star and Marco being together. So there's no way around the merging feat, it's an actual real feat of merging two universes.