Mario's Speed

[MYHERO]

Bowser was traversing all of Dream Depot and wiping out each dream one by one--which are universes--casually, as evidenced by how he's talking about his plan and such, before destroying Dream Depot itself. Misstar then says "at this rate, he'll destroy the dream worlds one by one." She goes on to say that Mario must protect everyone's dreams. This means Bowser was casually moving at a rate that would allow him to destroy an uncountable set of uncountably infinite universes. Not only does Mario fight Bowser in this game, but during the story, he's actively chasing Bowser through Dream Depot, so Mario accomplished a toned down version of this feat. Even so, he still scales to the full thing for being a touch faster than Bowser. What class of speed can that be used for Mario here?

 

[ShadowWarrior1999]

"This means Bowser was casually moving at a rate that would allow him to destroy an uncountable set of uncountably infinite universes."

Where do you get this from? The Mario multiverse isn't even 2-A let alone High 2-A.

 

[DarkDragonMedeus]

Mario verse is simply an exponentially high up on 2-B, not 2-A. And what does this have to do with speed?

 

[Akreious]

Also there's no evidence that this was speed at all. Universe Jumping (Teleportation or Portal Creation could do this) is just as likely to occur.

Plus it's unquantifiable. Even assuming that each Mario universe has a PHYSICAL distance between them, Mario/Bowser would've traversed an uncountable amount of universes. Meaning that you cannot quanitfy a speed from it.

 

[DarkDragonMedeus]

Jumping between universes is more like a range feat rather than a speed feat.

 

[Eficiente]

Semi off-topic, but is the space between these dream universes 4-Dimensional?

 

[MYHERO]

Thank you all. I got the answers I needed.

 

[DarkDragonMedeus]

I guess I can close this now.