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This is propose of tiering system rework from Comicvine Do you agree? The 11th Tier Tier 101: Regular (1x) 11-C: Below Average level 11-B: Average level (~1x Below Average) 11-A: Athlete Level (~1x Average) No Caption Provided Before "The Ten Tiers" formally begin, the Regular tier should be distinguished from the rest as the base tier for the other tiers to scale to. This is not a real tier of the same aspect as characters are all relative to each other (~1x) with no multipliers between them.
The Ten Tiers Tier 910: Superhuman (10x) 10-C: Street level (10x Athlete) 10-B: Wall level (10x Street) 10-A: Small Building Floor level (10x Wall) No Caption Provided Starting off the list we have Superhuman at 10x multiplier. One who are at least 10x stronger than any athlete is considered a street level character. While applicable to some animals, humans in this tier only exists in fiction. Even the fastest runner or the strongest lifter is not 10x better than any athlete. One who can destroy a wall should be able to exert 100x more, and Floor level should be able to destroy 10 such walls.
Tier 89: Urban (100x) 9-C: Building level (100x Floor) 9-B: City Block Town level (100x Building) 9-A: Multi-City Block level City level (100x City Block) No Caption Provided A building of 100 floors, a city block of 100 buildings and a town of 100 city blocks are all reasonable estimates on this scale. Despite the naming, some "cities" may be just as big as what Town level may cover.
Tier 78: Nuclear (1000x) 8-C:Town level Mountain level 8-B:City level Island level 8-A:Mountain level State level No Caption Provided A typical mega-city like New York is divided into a handful of county-level "boroughs" which are then sub-divided into many towns or collections of city blocks.
Tier 67: Tectonic (10^4) 7-C: Island level State level 7-B: Country Continent level 7-A: Continent Surface level No Caption Provided Tier 56: Planetary Celestial (10^5) 6-C: Moon level 6-B: Planet level 6-A: Large Planet Star level No Caption Provided No Caption Provided Tier 45: Stellar Cosmic (10^6) 5-C: Star System level 5-B: Solar System Galaxy level 5-A: Multi-Solar System Supercluster level No Caption Provided No Caption Provided Tier 5 is where the difference gets astronomical quite literally.
Tier 34: Cosmic Universal (10^7) 4-C:Galaxy level Observable Universe 4-B:Multi-Galaxy level Universe 4-A:Universe level Multi-Universe No Caption Provided "Universal" is a vague enough term to deserve its own general tier. Level 3-B "Universe" applies to only 3D or 4D universes. Pocket universes or higher-dimensional universes (which can be as large as a multiverse) are not covered.
No Caption Provided Multi-Universe is simply numerous universes but with the lack of a better name. Not to be confused with Multiverse, which is a real structure that contains universes.
Multi-Universe covers any number of universes from 10^7 to 10^14. From 10^15 onwards it is considered as good as infinite.
Tier 23: Multiversal (10^8) 3-C: Low Multiverse level Infinite Universe Universe level+ Low Multiverse level 3-B: Multiverse level 3-A: Multiverse level+ Multi-Multiverse Multiverse level+ High Multiverse level+ No Caption Provided From 10^7 × 10^8 = 10^15 universes, they are practically infinite and considered to be level 2-C. This is a safe number since there are no multiverse (fiction or otherwise) with this number of known universes till date.
No Caption Provided The "Multiverse" in level 7-B refers to any multiverse, regardless of the number of universes that exists within it. (not to be confused with the tier "Multiversal") While a multiverse technically should be infinitely bigger than a universe, for practical purposes, we still can still extrapolate the framework and assign a number 10^15 × 10^8 = 10^23 times that of Universe level before it will be considered as Multiverse level.
Tier 12: Extradimensional 2-C: Complex Multiverse level Megaversal (10^9) Low Complex Multiverse level Infinite Multiverse Complex Multiverse level Megaverse High Complex Multiverse level Multi Megaverse 2-B: Hyperverse level Gigaversal (10^10) Low Hyperverse level Infinite Megaverse Hyperverse level Gigaverse High Hyperverse level Multi Gigaverse 2-A: Outerverse level Teraversal (10^11) Outerverse level Infinite Gigaverse High Outerverse level Teraverse Multi Teraverse No Caption Provided Tier 2 is simply repeating the same thing as in Tier 3 but with a bigger number 10^9. Megaverse level is 10^8 × 10^9 × 10^9 = 10^26 times that of Multiverse level. Gigaverse level is 10^29 times that of Megaverse level. Teraverse is 10^32 times that of Gigaverse level. Note that this is more of an estimate since the relative size of the realities varies.
Tier 1: Metaphysical (10^10^10) 1-C: Archverse 1-B: Hyperverse 1-A: Outerverse To justify this new addition of tier, it goes back to Composite Hierarchies, a cosmological setting understood by VSB Wiki itself.
Within such a cosmology, the difference between these layers/planes is actually greater than the difference between physical dimensions, due to each layer containing several dimensions within them. Otherwise, these can be known as metaphysical layers.
Archverse is about counting the number of "layers" of infinite dimensions. For example, if Multiverse contains infinite Universes, it is a "1st degree infinity", and Megaverse with infinite Multiverse is "2nd degree infinity" and so on. Archverse is any reality that is of such a high degree of infinity that we no longer have a term to refer to that of the specific degree. Typically, anything above Teraverse level is already an Archverse level (though few may still know it as Petaverse).
Hyperverse is the collection of all the Archverse, usually infinite of them.
The Zeroth Tier Tier 0: Boundless (∞) 0: Absolute Infinity The closest synonym we can get to Omniversal.
Absolutism, the idea of being absolute in some way, is often a problematic stand in philosophy even in principle. I have already explained why Absolute Omnipotence may not be impossible, but it is definitely a meaningless concept in a discussion. Omniversal, if defined in similar manner, will be no less problematic than that.
The Ten Tiers Tier 910: Superhuman (10x) 10-C: Street level (10x Athlete) 10-B: Wall level (10x Street) 10-A: Small Building Floor level (10x Wall) No Caption Provided Starting off the list we have Superhuman at 10x multiplier. One who are at least 10x stronger than any athlete is considered a street level character. While applicable to some animals, humans in this tier only exists in fiction. Even the fastest runner or the strongest lifter is not 10x better than any athlete. One who can destroy a wall should be able to exert 100x more, and Floor level should be able to destroy 10 such walls.
Tier 89: Urban (100x) 9-C: Building level (100x Floor) 9-B: City Block Town level (100x Building) 9-A: Multi-City Block level City level (100x City Block) No Caption Provided A building of 100 floors, a city block of 100 buildings and a town of 100 city blocks are all reasonable estimates on this scale. Despite the naming, some "cities" may be just as big as what Town level may cover.
Tier 78: Nuclear (1000x) 8-C:Town level Mountain level 8-B:City level Island level 8-A:Mountain level State level No Caption Provided A typical mega-city like New York is divided into a handful of county-level "boroughs" which are then sub-divided into many towns or collections of city blocks.
Tier 67: Tectonic (10^4) 7-C: Island level State level 7-B: Country Continent level 7-A: Continent Surface level No Caption Provided Tier 56: Planetary Celestial (10^5) 6-C: Moon level 6-B: Planet level 6-A: Large Planet Star level No Caption Provided No Caption Provided Tier 45: Stellar Cosmic (10^6) 5-C: Star System level 5-B: Solar System Galaxy level 5-A: Multi-Solar System Supercluster level No Caption Provided No Caption Provided Tier 5 is where the difference gets astronomical quite literally.
Tier 34: Cosmic Universal (10^7) 4-C:Galaxy level Observable Universe 4-B:Multi-Galaxy level Universe 4-A:Universe level Multi-Universe No Caption Provided "Universal" is a vague enough term to deserve its own general tier. Level 3-B "Universe" applies to only 3D or 4D universes. Pocket universes or higher-dimensional universes (which can be as large as a multiverse) are not covered.
No Caption Provided Multi-Universe is simply numerous universes but with the lack of a better name. Not to be confused with Multiverse, which is a real structure that contains universes.
Multi-Universe covers any number of universes from 10^7 to 10^14. From 10^15 onwards it is considered as good as infinite.
Tier 23: Multiversal (10^8) 3-C: Low Multiverse level Infinite Universe Universe level+ Low Multiverse level 3-B: Multiverse level 3-A: Multiverse level+ Multi-Multiverse Multiverse level+ High Multiverse level+ No Caption Provided From 10^7 × 10^8 = 10^15 universes, they are practically infinite and considered to be level 2-C. This is a safe number since there are no multiverse (fiction or otherwise) with this number of known universes till date.
No Caption Provided The "Multiverse" in level 7-B refers to any multiverse, regardless of the number of universes that exists within it. (not to be confused with the tier "Multiversal") While a multiverse technically should be infinitely bigger than a universe, for practical purposes, we still can still extrapolate the framework and assign a number 10^15 × 10^8 = 10^23 times that of Universe level before it will be considered as Multiverse level.
Tier 12: Extradimensional 2-C: Complex Multiverse level Megaversal (10^9) Low Complex Multiverse level Infinite Multiverse Complex Multiverse level Megaverse High Complex Multiverse level Multi Megaverse 2-B: Hyperverse level Gigaversal (10^10) Low Hyperverse level Infinite Megaverse Hyperverse level Gigaverse High Hyperverse level Multi Gigaverse 2-A: Outerverse level Teraversal (10^11) Outerverse level Infinite Gigaverse High Outerverse level Teraverse Multi Teraverse No Caption Provided Tier 2 is simply repeating the same thing as in Tier 3 but with a bigger number 10^9. Megaverse level is 10^8 × 10^9 × 10^9 = 10^26 times that of Multiverse level. Gigaverse level is 10^29 times that of Megaverse level. Teraverse is 10^32 times that of Gigaverse level. Note that this is more of an estimate since the relative size of the realities varies.
Tier 1: Metaphysical (10^10^10) 1-C: Archverse 1-B: Hyperverse 1-A: Outerverse To justify this new addition of tier, it goes back to Composite Hierarchies, a cosmological setting understood by VSB Wiki itself.
Within such a cosmology, the difference between these layers/planes is actually greater than the difference between physical dimensions, due to each layer containing several dimensions within them. Otherwise, these can be known as metaphysical layers.
Archverse is about counting the number of "layers" of infinite dimensions. For example, if Multiverse contains infinite Universes, it is a "1st degree infinity", and Megaverse with infinite Multiverse is "2nd degree infinity" and so on. Archverse is any reality that is of such a high degree of infinity that we no longer have a term to refer to that of the specific degree. Typically, anything above Teraverse level is already an Archverse level (though few may still know it as Petaverse).
Hyperverse is the collection of all the Archverse, usually infinite of them.
The Zeroth Tier Tier 0: Boundless (∞) 0: Absolute Infinity The closest synonym we can get to Omniversal.
Absolutism, the idea of being absolute in some way, is often a problematic stand in philosophy even in principle. I have already explained why Absolute Omnipotence may not be impossible, but it is definitely a meaningless concept in a discussion. Omniversal, if defined in similar manner, will be no less problematic than that.
