Possible upgrade for Mario Verse via this profile

[Adamjensen2030]

Dimentio: Attack Potency: Multiverse level (Matched The Void, which was going to consume all existence--all worlds, all dimensions, all possibilities and all timelines. How did Dimentio match The Void? First off, Paper Mario and the others tanked The Void. But, that's not all that's important here. Mainly, look at Paper Mario's condition after The Void. He has been blasted interdimensionally back to Flipside, and is unconscious. Now, to compare, when Dimentio attacked, Paper Mario and his party was blasted--once again--interdimensionally to The Underwhere, and were once again rendered unconscious. The similarities definitely can't be ignored; Dimentio matched its power. To back up Dimentio scaling, his attack [that he held back o, mind you] matched a tremor from The Void. And because that includes Dream Depot, he'd be at this level. In Dream Depot, the dreams of the multiverse's denizens are turned into entire universes. Bowser also planned on destroying Future Dream; this dream in particular was stated by Misstar AND by Mario Party 5's guide booklet on page 28 to be an entire universe, meaning each dream is its own universe. Going by this, there are incalculable dreams/universes in Dream Depot), likely High Complex Multiverse level (Matched The Void. And because String Theory Soup proves that the Marioverse's secrets reside within String Theory, which is a theory that supports 11-dimensionality, this feat was consuming eleven dimensions, making the characters 11-dimensional. Now, there's even more evidence backing up several aspects of this; to start, let's address doubts about The Void destroying dimensions. Next, let's talk about odd occurrences that back up String Theory being valid; to start, aesthetic details indicate String Theory in affect in the Marioverse. And what with mathematical-like equations existing in worlds like "Lineland," we can determine--for certain--that The Void was going to destroy all mathematical dimensions. And what about String Theory Soup? Is it reliable? Yes. It's the narrator who talks about String Theory Soup's description; third-person omniscient narrator. That is intensely reliable. And now, to address its name "not being important." The last sentence means everything: "Drink not, lest you learn more than what man was ever meant to know." Whatever this soup houses is huge. The earlier sentence states, "All the secrets of the universe are contained within this soup." So, it's something huge and revealing--a secret that man was never meant to know--about the universe. And the name reveals what that secret is; which is consistent since String Theory relates back to the universe)

You see the bold texts in the links above? Those are the Japanese scans that Metal found recently.

Also this is pure research done by Metal Mario875 please do not disregard him as a Mario wanker.

Thanks for reading.

 

[Dziga]

I'm pretty sure this has been discussed many times before and rejected.

 

[Metal875]

I'm pretty sure this has been discussed many times before and rejected.

It's not the same thing, though.

The new scans Adam linked provide more incite into String Theory in action, solid statements The Void was consuming mathematical dimensions and a reference to mathematical dimensions themselves.

Furthermore, String Theory Soup is honestly very reliable. There's only three types of narration in Literature; 1st person (the "I"), 2nd person (the "you"), and 3rd person (an "observer"). This is 3rd person, and 3rd person narration is most often omniscient, which would make this very reliable. Considering all his other knowledge in the game, it'd make sense.

Furthermore, the description itself supports it. It's not just a name.

The description is stating that drinking the soup will result in you learning all the secrets of the universe itself. "Drink not, lest you learn more than man was ever meant to know." In reality, we don't know for sure if String Theory is legit or not; this description is outright telling us that this secret (which is revealed by the object's name) is something man was never meant to know for sure, and it relates to the universe, which are all consistent attributes about String Theory.

Also, just because it's a "throwaway item" doesn't mean it should be ignored without any consideration.

Lemme also explain one of the above links in the OP a bit more:

"In physics, string theory is a theoretical framework in which the point-like particles of particle physics are replaced by one-dimensional objects called strings. It describes how these strings propagate through space and interact with each other. On distance scales larger than the string scale, a string looks just like an ordinary particle, with its mass, charge, and other properties determined by the vibrational state of the string. In string theory, one of the many vibrational states of the string corresponds to the graviton, a quantum mechanical particle that carries gravitational force. Thus string theory is a theory of quantum gravity." ~Wikipedia

With this said, we know you could actually see strings in String Theory.


Now, see how the strings look? This is an artist's representation if it were possible to see them:


Now... look at this.


Not only do they kind of resemble strings from String Theory, but they exist inside of the spatial fabric. Consistent looks, consistent definition... hmm...

So... yeah. String Theory Soup basically being called a Scientific unanimity in Mario, and adding the fact that the original Japanese SPM text mentions "jigen" (mathematical dimensions like the ones in M-Theory) instead of "sunpou" (which is the term for parallel universe) for The Void's ability to destroy dimensions, and we've got--at least IMO--a solid Tier 1 Paper Mario.

But... one last thing. The fact that the 24-dimensional fruit in Digimon was even considered for an upgrade when this is much more solid makes me ask "why that, but not this?"

Either way, this can be closed. Just know there's a lot more to it than "throwaway item."

 

[Antvasima]

Okay. I will close this thread then.