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Tiering question
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Got it. I have some context that I was wondering would change things. So a guy does a big aoe that destroys 5 universes in a space containing infinite and then becomes infinitely^2 more powerful. Would that suggest he could destroy all infinite universes in said space? Since he’s already shown the ability to overcome the space between them?
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More specifically is infinite amount of Low 2-Cs. Since 4 significant spatial dimensions still count as Low 2-C, not specifically space-time/timeline only, though it is the most common
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Destroying and infinite number of Low 2-C sized cosmologies or infinite number of 2-C (5 Universes individually) would be 2-A. But simply being "Infinitely stronger" than someone with a 2-C feat or a character capable of 2-C feats and has something similar to a "Kaioken times Infinity" would not qualify as being anything higher than 2-C.
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