@DDM
those are still false equivalencies. Plus, that scan outright calls the Dream World a 3-dimensional world; thus ruling out the idea that the dream worlds have alternate timelines.
"According to Team Sonic's thinking, this is a
dimension which exists
close to our corporeal three-dimensional environment"
"No, Nights is set in the actual
plane of dreams, called the Night Dimension"
No, the comparison I am making is entirely equivalent. The human's separate dimensional space is directly equivalent in the context of comparing worlds to be called
"another world" by a knowledgable character. Separate dimensions (space) implies that that time is separate also too by Occam's Razor with how space-time works in the world the humans come from and how space is interwoven with time. The different plane it takes place in correlates from their humans world it stems from, which has space-time.
And actually, "Sleeping forever" is still another way to say they died.
Wiseman
never says "sleeping forever" anywhere nor would it even be an allegory for death via him killing one of the humans here since ya know, he brings one of them to Bellbridge; I'd like to see you link to the exact timestamp for Wiseman saying "sleeping forever" because it really doesn't look like you watched the video closely enough and are taking what I said out of my mouth due to concluding they can dream forever in there.
The human visitors need to be dreaming to stay in the realm as evident by the Alarm Eggs waking them up with a Night Over and them getting in the realm via dreaming. That they can stay there forever has obvious significant repercussions on how time must work there relative to their world being different in passing.
If they are trapped in the sea of darkness forever, it could just mean their real body is in a deep sleep for good.
Again, IF the time was passing in their world at the same rate as the realm they were in, old age would kill them at some point.
That they can search forever in the world they were in (
Wiseman's world ) with their consciousness only works if their human bodies have immortality (lol) or time isn't relative between worlds and they must have different individual timelines.
And only addressing it because it was brought up again when it was clearly addressed multiple times on multiple threads. Future Dream being just the one of many "Worlds" alone outright stating to be an entire universe with the other "worlds" being parallel to it was enough context rather than just A Universe containing many worlds with none of those worlds in the world having statements or showings of being universes.
Assuming the word world means the same in comparing two dimensional spaces is apparent here and quite logical, yes.
You don't have individual statements of each dream saying they are a dream of a universe in Dream Depot's case.
Here we have a direct comparison with the humans universe with Owl stating they come from another world.
>Bellbridge being another world and paralleling/copying everything in their universes setting that we can visually see even up to the stars in the sky and classified as just another world in of itself.
>Worlds being shown to holding multiple galaxies as far as the eye can see
"If any game can repeat Sonic's track record, this must be it - Team Sonic's quest to
re-create the feeling of flight experienced in dreams and
in space."
Heck another thing going by the scan,
This is based directly with replicating our real life universes outer space in mind.
Plus, that's not the only back up; there's many statements throughout that franchise that describe Dreams as equating to Alternate Realities; such as in Super Mario RPG, Super Paper Mario, ect.
This is irrelevant to the simple world = universe justification here I brought up for Dream Depot which you have conceded was "enough context" so I'll leave it be.
Anyway, I'm still not seeing any context here that treats NiGHTS dream world as a multiverse.
I'm not seeing any real arguement that discredits the evident context.
