When you get into the Sea (and if you're strong enough to survive) you just wander into the Sea, hopefully reaching a world at one point. For example, Taylor accepted the invitation of Van to enter the CF of Mitsuki so that he doesn't continue wandering into the Sea.
That's what I am arguing, yes. We can surely accept stuff like Low 2-C to 2-B because some universes seems like true universes according to our standard, but that's it. Or, alternatively, you could argue the "alternate timelines" are dimensions, completely separated, which would be way better.
Are you okay with the OP as a whole then? Or do you need a quick summary?
I'm going down the list.
I don’t see how you came to the conclusion that it was talking about the CF just cause it says world. The statement itself is talking about how 1 of them can destroy the planet. And since there are so many,there would be nothing left (no fragments/debris) as the planet would be totally annihilated with nothing left.(you would also be claiming that they would be semi-comparable to celestial foundations eaters.
He is essentially saying that all timelines are just part of 1 spacetime continuum. And that their sizes are smaller than a universe
Can you quote it for me? I really don't see it.
It is literally under the celestial foundation part
Because the CF is the world and the world is the CF? Well, technically this is an excess of language to say so, but basically, destroying the world on top of the Celestial Foundation (the lands and seas here) means pretty much destroying the world.
Are you talking about the abstract hierarchy? Because if so, it's a hierarchy about economic and military power.
According to our standards, it needs to be a "higher dimensional universe" at least to be something notable. But eh, I don't mind something else if some people aren't okay with it.
1) Even If you assume that a CF contains countless timelines of a SS size universe, I highly doubt it would amount to 3-A
Ah no, I'm okay with both ways, technically.
This is just a blatant misrepresentation of the scan.the celestial foundation is the foundation of the world itself. Destroying the world (things inside the CF) willwouldn’t affect the foundation itself.it is the other way around.it holds everything related to the world and can therefore be called the world itself. Since the world is just part of it.
No. The scan itself isn’t talking about CF in the first place so I don’t know why you are trying to say it is. All it is talking about is destroying the planet. World in that sentence is used interchangeable with planet.it is as simple as this.1 gun can blow up the planet (into pieces) alot of guns = even those pieces are blown up and therefore the world (planet) is entirely destroyed with nothing left.
I accidentally sent my reply inside of your comment(so look at the stuff I responded to cause it is inside there) and I can’t get rid of it.anyway it isn’t talking about military power. It is talking about the energy a world NEEDS. (I will send you the scans in discord cause I don’t know how to do that here)
They don't...
We will see
First, things aren't "inside" the CF, they are "on" the CF.
It is very well talking about CF since just before we were following Kyuuzaburou and how he's destroying worlds with his sword. Like, come on, are you telling me he was just going to destroy the planet here?
I agree, it's the same with TDKIU.
I mean, we can reconcile both if you want. Military and economic power is also reflecting the energy level of a world.
Do they?
Which Gods are we talking about? Regular Gods or higher order Gods??? If we are talking about higher order Gods like Toichiro and UEG, then they are 2-C to 2-B. That's heriously above High 3-A. However, doubt that directly translates into Infinite power given the tiering of this site, but they are beyond infinite 3-D sure
Yeah, I meant like, direct statement, I'm fine with the tier themselves.
Don't we have statements that even gods don't have infinite power? I think this can be best represented by each "god" still possessing their powers in numbers, for example, when the goddesses competed for Mizuki.
He's talking about the statements, not the tier. Goku is beyond infinite 3-D yet he still doesn't have infinite power
Well, you could argue this, I suppose, but that was more of an analogy than truly "their power is numbered". So I wouldn't feel comfortable using this scene personally.
i just argued that since levels correspond to energy then gods who are above the system would have infinite energy. (And there are statements supporting it) but i guess i will just make a rebunk thread in like … whenever i am not feeling lazy
My bad
Looking at the Abyss and Sea, the OP seems fine.
I'll do so as soon as possibly since I'm working on something else atm. By tomorrow or the day after, it should be done.
Ya, been working on it but there are a lot of profiles to change and I don't want to mess up the wording
Altho, in regards their abilities. Those are mostly fine from what I can remember. This is more releated to their tiering I suppose
