Not really. We don't assume anything that is stated to be "infinitely stronger", goes by default to Low 1-C. Which is why "infinitely above baseline" exists. No verse states "we're still 2-A" when using an infinity statement, the ones that say "it's still 2-A" is us. So don't use the "it's an exception" argument, cus they're clearly not, we treat "infinitely above" and "infinitely bigger multiverses" as just above baseline 2-A all the time, because it is a default assumption unless proven otherwise.
We need proof that these series are following mathematics not the opposite. Especially for stuff like this. Because if we did say "follows mathematics" then pretty much all 2-A would be the same cus you can't be bigger than countable infinity without being uncountable infinite. So all the "above baseline 2-A" is bull to begin with, we still accept it.
That's because "strength" is far vaguer and ill-defined as a concept than the size of an object, especially when dealing with tiers above High 3-A, where there is really no formal notion or unit of energy which allows us to keep track of things at this scale, and it is also far easier for it to contradict our standards than the latter, which you can see in any series where two
Low 2-C or two
2-A characters have an established difference in power between them, but one that's clearly not infinite.
We already treat these two things as effectively disjoint, anyway, hence why basic powerscaling and chains of superiority are still valid at
2-A levels, even though feats like "Destroyed an infinite number of multiverses, each of which had infinite universes" are disregarded.
If we were to say "let's assume all follows science perfectly unless proven otherwise" every verse and their grandmother would have KE calcs left and right unless outright proven they do not follow such rules.
Of course, because those are well-known principles that fiction tends to openly reject, with enough frequency and clarity that we don't really need the verse to outright state that they don't follow science. You can probably observe this in any character who has Lightspeed feats, yet doesn't have anything remotely approaching High 3-A in terms of AP, or any character whose speed doesn't have destructive effects on their environment.
Meanwhile, I am talking about really abstract mathematical principles that are both impossible to practically depict for any verse, and obscure enough that they are rarely addressed with enough frequency to be contradicted, directly or indirectly, unlike what I've mentioned above.
Guys this is devolving into an argument about the tiering system in general. Lets keep it focused.
This isn't just some one of statement about being 'beyond' space and time. The Realm of Chaos is explicitly stated to exist above and outside of the Mortal Realm. They look down on it as if its a game to them. Why does everyone keep implying that my only argument is 'beyond space and time'
That does sound like it'd be some good supporting evidence, yeah.
