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Currently, we classify characters capable of destroying 2 - 1000 Universes at once within the Tier 2-C, Multi-Universal. The reasoning being that the number of universes is too small to fit the definition of Multiverse. I agree with this, but I have a problem.
The name. Multi-Universal. It makes no sense from a logical and etymological standpoint.
The word Universe comes from Latin, from the word Uni, meaning One, and the word Versus, meaning turned. Universe, then means "Combined into One / Whole". Which makes sense, as the universe is meant to be the whole of reality, being all of it's components viewed as one.
The word Multi is also Latin, and means Multiple. So by calling something Multi-Universal, we are effectively calling it "Multiple-Wholenesses", or "Multiple-Universes". Not only does this doesn't really roll off your tongue, but it sounds silly and means effectively the same thing as Multiversal, which is really just the same word but with the Uni cut out. I've seen people confused as to the difference between Multi-Universal and Multiversal.
A better term would be:
Low Multiversal
It is easier to understand, and also fits the definition we are giving to Multi Universal, that being a small set of multiple universes. Or a Small Multiverse.
Do you agree?
The name. Multi-Universal. It makes no sense from a logical and etymological standpoint.
The word Universe comes from Latin, from the word Uni, meaning One, and the word Versus, meaning turned. Universe, then means "Combined into One / Whole". Which makes sense, as the universe is meant to be the whole of reality, being all of it's components viewed as one.
The word Multi is also Latin, and means Multiple. So by calling something Multi-Universal, we are effectively calling it "Multiple-Wholenesses", or "Multiple-Universes". Not only does this doesn't really roll off your tongue, but it sounds silly and means effectively the same thing as Multiversal, which is really just the same word but with the Uni cut out. I've seen people confused as to the difference between Multi-Universal and Multiversal.
A better term would be:
Low Multiversal
It is easier to understand, and also fits the definition we are giving to Multi Universal, that being a small set of multiple universes. Or a Small Multiverse.
Do you agree?