Bumping it so frequently also kind of makes some of us even more reluctant to respond. Just a heads up. Also, please stop multi-posting Hagane.
But anyway, I'm not quite the most interested in the Pop up book feat, but just a recap of some strong pointers. The Japanese version specifically said Yoshi's World, not just Yoshi's Island which is what it says in the American version. But we do see the Sun in the background get caught in the crossfire. Which gives the impression it would be High 4-C sized at least. And we do now there are visible starry skies throughout the 6 worlds called pages. And the ending says the Pop Up Book world ceases to exist upon Bowser's defeat. So however big the pop up book world is, it gets destroyed when Bowser is defeated seems to be the main highlight.
As for the Power Star stuff, it's already mentioned above the Galaxy games give more context to the Super Mario 64 power stars. Collecting Green Stars actually does add Green Lumas to the Observatory. And I don't need to repeat the Pink Lumas turning into galaxies and then turning back into Lumas. So it seems Lumas can actually transform at will just from looking at the first game. So it's really no surprise if the Power Stars can create starry sky dimensions let alone galaxies.
Yes, the power stars creating "Kingdoms" is noticeably vague from the Japanese text of Mario 64, but the dimensions always existing would often lead to more things to question. Honestly, it's even more questionable than saying Bowser created them with the Power Stars. And it isn't just the 15 courses, but the castle's secret stages and Bowser courses are also dimensions. The painting as said are merely portals to said dimensions. And as for throwback galaxy, there's too much vague details for that. Some want to assume that it's just a place within the Mario universe, but that would only support Power Stars and Lumas further being galaxy level as opposed to the Whomp Fotress being another dimensions created in Mario 64. Both assumptions points to, "Power Stars having the power to create worlds that big". Although, one being more impressive than the other. Also, the existence of good guys and bad guys existing in the created realms or galaxies doesn't really dismiss anything; less hax inherently means it's more impressive AP wise.
Side note; the
Black hole calc actually does have some errors; it used Mass Energy as opposed to GBE. Which Executor N0 did the calc in the comments and got
High 5-A. There are better feats, but I just wanted to point out. But the specific calc should probably have its own blog.
DatOneWeeb, or Dino Ranger Black may have more to add and/or details to correct, but this is what I can get for now.
Also, no problem Ant. You do have good intentions. I also just wish this thread could go over with; as I dislike repeating myself. And especially if a few others are just spamming the same things over and over again.