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Look, it's like this (my head's working a little clearer)
Lez didn't know what was going on. So using his statements to scale doesn't really make sense, especially when Sassy was simply only validating that it was sort of like what Lez was saying. The realm in and of itself is beyond the universe, being both "Inside and outside The Box", so when Sassy says "infinite" it very well could refer to an endless series of higher dimensions, because they're already in some kind of higher dimension. This is backed up by the fact that he tells Lez literally right after that that there's something bigger beyond the realm he created, not to mention Sassy being capable of merging with "everything" and already being able to create realms where space and time don't exist and you can "do anything" as long as you can imagine it. All I'm saying is that Sassy was well aware of dimensionality (Donny asks in an episode what dimension they're in and Sassy replies, "Third") and it wouldn't be outside his character to describe something that Lez couldn't understand (He even tells him that Lez is incapable of understanding if only due to his ignorance)
So in short, since Microskoft Paint is outside of everything (Being the meta-representation of "the real world") then it's outside not only Sassy's realm (which already transcends the Box), but also whatever's "bigger" than that realm (Since it transcends everything) When "infinite dimensions" are used in the same conversatio where multiple higher levels of reality are explored, why can a higher end not be considered?
All that in place, I think it is very narrow to assume that this cannot possibly be higher than High 2-A, especially when there is layers of context.
Lez didn't know what was going on. So using his statements to scale doesn't really make sense, especially when Sassy was simply only validating that it was sort of like what Lez was saying. The realm in and of itself is beyond the universe, being both "Inside and outside The Box", so when Sassy says "infinite" it very well could refer to an endless series of higher dimensions, because they're already in some kind of higher dimension. This is backed up by the fact that he tells Lez literally right after that that there's something bigger beyond the realm he created, not to mention Sassy being capable of merging with "everything" and already being able to create realms where space and time don't exist and you can "do anything" as long as you can imagine it. All I'm saying is that Sassy was well aware of dimensionality (Donny asks in an episode what dimension they're in and Sassy replies, "Third") and it wouldn't be outside his character to describe something that Lez couldn't understand (He even tells him that Lez is incapable of understanding if only due to his ignorance)
So in short, since Microskoft Paint is outside of everything (Being the meta-representation of "the real world") then it's outside not only Sassy's realm (which already transcends the Box), but also whatever's "bigger" than that realm (Since it transcends everything) When "infinite dimensions" are used in the same conversatio where multiple higher levels of reality are explored, why can a higher end not be considered?
All that in place, I think it is very narrow to assume that this cannot possibly be higher than High 2-A, especially when there is layers of context.