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Mathiverse occupies space. In fact, the Planiturthians occupies Mathiversian space, the only difference is that the Planiturthians are "real" and cant experience and interact with the Mathiverse directly unlike beings from Mathiverse and Space Hopper who are "Virtual Unreality Constructs"Udlmaster said:
"Of all the realms of the Mathiverse, there is none stranger than Cat Country. It is (until replaced by something else) the space in which all Planiturthians live - the space from which they are built"
To break out of the realm wouldn't require Outerversal power either. A thought becoming real is merely a reality fiction difference, the entire realm doesn't need to be taken into account, in fact, it could just be the common fictional thing of "stepping sideways from reality".
This implies that the difference between the "real" and the "unreal" is just 1 transcendence which is not the case. This realm has its own cosmology, has dimensions that functions just like real spatial dimensions, it has itws own hierarchy.
What youre saying is a hypothetical scenario that contradicts what is shown in the series, the entire realm does need to be taken into account. A Flatlander cant just jump dimensions or straight into metaspace, he needs to ascend the dimensions/spaces required.
I dont really see the problem with Mathiverse being a mental construct of the Planiturthian. Why should the analysis be biased towards the one at the top? entire cosmologies being mental constructs is nothing new here, many high tiered characters here have their entire cosmology as their dream/imagination etc
Even if Mathiverse doesnt occupy space and is only a mental realm in relation Planiturth does it really matter? The entire Cthulhu verse is a dream of Azathoth, and is only a mental construct in relation to him (I know its getting revised) but we rate him at tier 0 because because we know even though the verse is only a dream in relation to him, that dream has its own cosmology that allows Azzy to be that powerful.
