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Depends, is it PIS?
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Remember, AP and Durability, with very few exceptions, are usually considered the same. If Character 1 created a universe, and Character 2 kills them (making a few assumptions, like how it's not an outlier for them and such) then Character 2 has enough AP to overcome their durability. Character 1 wouldn't neccessarily have to have created big bangs in Character 2's face for Character 2 to be scaled to Universe level here.The God Of Procrastination said:Not unless you can spawn big bangs in your opponent's face, or similar.
What makes you say that?Jordanbairdcreaturemaster97 said:It seems like in most fiction the act of creating a pocket dimension gets presented in a very glass cannon-y way.
The case of Shirou Emiya wouldn't necessarily have anything to do with the disparity between his Ap and Durability. If he's normally only around High 7-A in strength, then the universe feat he performed is just an outlier. Again, it has nothing to do with him being a glass cannon.Jordanbairdcreaturemaster97 said:The fact that in a lot of series (with Castlevania once again being the main example) a character creating a cosmic-sized pocket dimension that collapses when they die never seems to indicate that they are in fact a cosmic entity in terms of durability.
like I said earlier, it seems more reasonable to assume that if a character with mostly 9-A showings kills a pocket-dimension-creator and collapses it, it just means that the dimension has a weakpoint with 9-A durability, not that said character is 9-A.
Kind of like how Shirou Emiya is not universe level despite creating a universe of infinite swords from his being. He's still High 7-A via only showing that level of strength and fighting people on that level.
I think that should be the default assumption with pocket realities.
I understand your point of view, but considering all pocket dimension feats to be outliers by default is an absolutely massive jump in logic. Especially since characters who create dimensions are shown to almost always pull off lesser feats very casually. I could go into more detail about it, but surely it is reasonable to say that a character should not be based off of their casual feats. If a character kicked down a wall very casually and they had a bunch of less casual feats to be based off of, why would they be considered 9-B? That's an arbitrary example of course, but you surely understand my point here.Jordanbairdcreaturemaster97 said:Yes, and considering how big of a jump a pocket dimension feat often is from the rest of a series' feats, I think they should also be considered outliers by default.
Especially if the dimension-maker is killed by a protag with no other showings remotely near the level of the creation feat.
You still haven't given an example.DarkDragonMedeus said:Never said all of them are feats of power; only that they are often treated as such and that disregarding all of them entirely is what isn't an option. We use in depth lore and case by case like we always do.
That only really applies when we aren't given any stated limits on the reality. If the ground area ends at certain points the sky can't possibly be real, or at least encompass the vast scope and space and size they do in real life as we're already limited to an area orders upon orders of magnitude smaller than that.ZephyrosOmega said:"it could be an illusion" is just a really pedantic argument that could apply to anything without evidence. I think that Occam's Razor slices up the whole "it's just luminous dots".
Dargoo Faust said:Most of the issues the OP brought up are pretty much finished in discussion here, we just flipped into discussing how to actually quantify the feats themselves and flew to another thread.
We need proof that a character isn't just teleporting someone to a pocket reality, however if we see stars or a sun in the sky they're assumed to be real until something contradicts it, like the ground having a defined area.
Dragonmasterxyz said:Of course as always, I say that we should list examples of accepted and denied examples with details on why they were accepted or denied. That way users would have some other Pocket Dimensions to look at to know what exactly we look for.
Apologies, we don't assume they scale to durability. Misread a comment from Kal.Wokistan said:Wait, since when were we assuming they scaled to durability by default?
Wouldn't it be better to add it as an addentum to the Celestial Body Feats page, or rework/rename that page entirely to Creation Feats?Antvasima said:So is somebody knowledgeable willing to write a "Pocket Reality Creation Feats" page for us?
Ah. Alright. I'll try to work something out.Antvasima said:No. The Celestial Body Feats page also explains how we rate moving hem.