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The arguments are his and I only posted them here with his permission, of course.
Good evening, Analyzing the character profiles in the Wikia, I believe that it is necessary to update most characters to the Universal level on the Wikia.
1st Argument
Zeus in his Adamas form, if he didn't hold back, could destroy the sky, which is a dimension that showed a starry sky and was called a universe by Buddha.
Midgard being Earth is a translation error, what seemed to be something clear but is more in the sense of a mortal realm, as a physical universe where humans live and not just a planet:
人間 (Ningen): Means "human being" or "person."
生物 (Seibutsu): Means "organism" or "living being."
暮らす (Kurasu): Means "to live" or "to dwell."
ミズガルズ (Mizugaruzu): This is a Katakana word and appears to be a transliteration of "Midgard," which is a term from Norse mythology that refers to the land inhabited by humans.
地上界 (Chijoukai): Means "earthly world" or "world of mortals."
Therefore, the translated phrase with explanation of the kanji is: "Terrestrial world where humans and organisms live, known as Midgard."
The three worlds are placed equal, which makes me think they are similar in size
3rd Argument
Shiva dancing the Tandav karma and destroying the 'world and rebuilding it from the ashes' is a direct reference to the Vedas (they mention this), where the destruction of the world refers to the universe. It's exactly the same 'Dance of Death,' 'Tandav,' and Shiva's title is the 'God of the destruction of the universe.'
Therefore, I believe the Universal level is more accurate.
edit: complementing the part about midgard not just being Earth.
To exemplify my point. It is said that the universe consists of 3 planes/layers which means that everything that exists in the universe. First of all the Kanjin used is Sekai which in this context means universe since the world of humans is included that minimally is at least the planet https://www.nihongomaster.com/japanese/dictionary/word/35809/sekai-世界-せかいIt is shown that the worlds are equal in size and Valhalla has a starry sky and was called the universe by Buddha . So if Midgard is a layer of the universe, it cannot be the planet, leaving the most reasonable interpretation of being the universe of humans. And Titanomachy did not happen in heaven or hell, which means it can only have happened in the world of humans Where is it marked Zeus defeating chronos somewhere in the milky way showing a vast universe
Edit²: I removed the promotional material so you don't think that it is still one of the arguments for universal Zeus, since it is not considered canon,
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Good evening, Analyzing the character profiles in the Wikia, I believe that it is necessary to update most characters to the Universal level on the Wikia.
1st Argument
Zeus in his Adamas form, if he didn't hold back, could destroy the sky, which is a dimension that showed a starry sky and was called a universe by Buddha.
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Midgard being Earth is a translation error, what seemed to be something clear but is more in the sense of a mortal realm, as a physical universe where humans live and not just a planet:
人間 (Ningen): Means "human being" or "person."
生物 (Seibutsu): Means "organism" or "living being."
暮らす (Kurasu): Means "to live" or "to dwell."
ミズガルズ (Mizugaruzu): This is a Katakana word and appears to be a transliteration of "Midgard," which is a term from Norse mythology that refers to the land inhabited by humans.
地上界 (Chijoukai): Means "earthly world" or "world of mortals."
Therefore, the translated phrase with explanation of the kanji is: "Terrestrial world where humans and organisms live, known as Midgard."
Astrobiology - The hunt for life beyond Earth
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The three worlds are placed equal, which makes me think they are similar in size
3rd Argument
Shiva dancing the Tandav karma and destroying the 'world and rebuilding it from the ashes' is a direct reference to the Vedas (they mention this), where the destruction of the world refers to the universe. It's exactly the same 'Dance of Death,' 'Tandav,' and Shiva's title is the 'God of the destruction of the universe.'
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How does Shiva destroy and recreate the universe? - World History Edu
Explore how the Hindu god of destruction and protection, Shiva, destroys and recreates the universe every 2 billion years.
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edit: complementing the part about midgard not just being Earth.
To exemplify my point. It is said that the universe consists of 3 planes/layers which means that everything that exists in the universe. First of all the Kanjin used is Sekai which in this context means universe since the world of humans is included that minimally is at least the planet https://www.nihongomaster.com/japanese/dictionary/word/35809/sekai-世界-せかいIt is shown that the worlds are equal in size and Valhalla has a starry sky and was called the universe by Buddha . So if Midgard is a layer of the universe, it cannot be the planet, leaving the most reasonable interpretation of being the universe of humans. And Titanomachy did not happen in heaven or hell, which means it can only have happened in the world of humans Where is it marked Zeus defeating chronos somewhere in the milky way showing a vast universe
世界, せかい, sekai - Nihongo Master
the world,society,the universe - Meaning of 世界, せかい, sekai. See complete explanation and more examples and pronunciation.
www.nihongomaster.com
Edit²: I removed the promotional material so you don't think that it is still one of the arguments for universal Zeus, since it is not considered canon,
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