Disagree. Not only is this a poor attempt at a downgrade, this is basically the same as the last thread about 2yrs ago which was rejected.
"Venuzdonoa can destroy anything in Existence regardless of how sturdy, Infinite or Eternal it is"
"All Logic is meaningless before Venuzdonoa, it is useless to think about what it can or can't do"
The statement alone already disproves the first two points and is further aided by the fact that the sword has zero anti-feats.
Whether Anos knew about the silver sea or not is meaningless. Among the things of the cosmology anos didn't know about, he didn't know about the full world inside a bubble yet created a spell that won't just destroy the world he knew about but also what he didn't know was beyond it.
The reason why Anos was unaffected when Venuzdonoa was used against him (and why people consider Anos' "True Power" to be superior to Venuzdonoa) is because his Purple Magic Eyes have superior reason-destroying hax to Venuzdonoa.
Wrong. The Eyes of Purple Destruction don't have reason destroying hax. The Eyes of Purple Destruction are stated to
disrupt and destroy order not reason. Reason/Logic>>>>Order. Anos only eyes which are capable of affecting logic are the Eyes of Chaotic Destruction. Venuzdonoa not affecting him has more to do with anos than eyes.
Characters who get absolutely obliterated by Venuzdonoa have been shown to resist the EoPD. EoPD couldn't completely null Befenguzdogma and Graham's EoPD couldn't null Venuzdonoa either.
Anos literally called Venuzdonoa a stick when Avos dilhevia used it against him.
The most important point is that nowhere in the story is the Silver Sea ever referred to as a creation by any of the characters or exposition.
This goes against the lore of the story itself. The reason why every order is a type 1 concept is because they all existed before the world was created and the destruction of any order would destroy the world. For anything to exist, there must be an order governing it. The silver sea exists and has it's own order which is "Power flows from shallow to deep". Everytime anos has done something beyond their common sense they always comment about how there's no such order in the sea. Creation itself is literally order. Nothing can exist without order and Venuzdonoa is able to destroy order itself.
In the Silver Sea, bubbles come into existence on their own in the 0th Layer. Then a God of Creation is born into that bubble, and they create a World. Then Gods that embody the concepts of that World are born, followed by other races. Creation refers to the World that has been created by the Goddess of Creation and everything in it.
Now the OP has decided to shoot himself in the foot.
By this, the bubbles themselves are not part of creation as they literally just sprout into existence. The world is what the creator god creates inside the bubble hence by the premise of this thread even the destruction of the bubble should be impossible for all characters as they're not a part of creation.
There is no proof and no implications within the story that that the Silver Sea is a creation.
The existence of order that governs the silver sea itself is the proof as I've said above. Nothing can exist without order. Before there was anything, even a world there must be order be it creation, destruction, life, death, time, space etc.
It would be nothing more than headcanon to assume that it is, and headcanon is never viable to be used as a fact.
Then he goes ahead to say this
Venuzdonoa has no anti-feats to it's original statement. It has worked in deeper worlds just fine, reason being that it's deep magic to begin with, so nothing would interfere with it exerting it's Order of Destruction.
This CRT is a desperate attempt at a downgrade that it enters the realm of hypocrisy irrespective of whether it's intentional or not.
The OP is trying to downgrade Venuzdonoa because it's destruction statement was made before the silver sea was introduced and as such should only be limited to what anos knowledge was.
He is now ignoring the fact that anos has created magic that works beyond what knowledge he had. Why should Venuzdonoa be downgraded because anos didn't know about the silver sea when anos has clearly created things that are beyond the scope of his knowledge?
Deeper Worlds are all creations by their God of Creation, but the Silver Sea isn't. So all the statement would mean is that Venuzdonoa works just as effectively whatever World it's in, not that it can destroy the Silver Sea.
Shoots themselves in the foot once again. Bubbles are not part of creation only the world inside them yet several characters are capable of affecting the bubbles themselves.
Essentially, what I'm arguing is that Venuzdonoa shouldn't be stated to scale to the Silver Sea because no statements or feats prove that it does, and while there are no "anti-feats" (make sure to have read what I said about anti-feats and the Silver Sea as a whole), that isn't enough to prove it scales to the Silver Sea.
Essentially what I'm saying is that this should be closed as it's not only a poor attempt at a downgrade, it's a repeat of the same arguments used years ago which are all easily refutable.
Venuzdonoa's statement is not limited to creation as it has destroyed things that aren't part of creation. The statement also includes "Regardless of how tough, infinite or eternal it is"
which makes Anos beyond boundless but thos wiki likes to downplay.
The OP admitted the first 3 points are weak and limited his main argument to "in Creation" but the light novel changed that to "in existence" and venuzdonoa has already destroyed nonexistence.
"But it couldn't destroy graham". It destroyed graham, effortlessly even. Each time he was destroyed he became deeper nothingness that lacks logic yet Venuzdonoa continued to destroy him regardless.
Lastly, the entire point of the OP is "Anos didn't know about the silver sea when this statement was made". The counter is "Anos has created things beyond what his knowledge is already" hence no arbitrary limiter should be placed on Venuzdonoa when weaker stuff has worked regardless of what knowledge he had.