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I just want to clear something up the endsinger is not an abstract entity or the manifestation of despair she is simply an entelechy which is a creature made entirely of Dynamis
Just a minor correction on this part:
The Endsinger may not be some abstract entity like death, infinity, etc., but it's not just (one) Meteion. Its an amalgamation of some 1000ish Meteions (each of these birds is a Meteion), each fueled with the condensed emotions (the despair) of an entire planet's civilization that died out (we know that some Meteions went to planets that were already empty, but she dug up and consumed the emotions of the dead as well "to learn").

We also know that Dynamis is a (albeit difficultly) quantifiable energy that is generated through emotion (your Limit Break bar is literally Dynamis generated during combat) and it has reality warping powers (people being transformed into Blasphemies, or the powers of Ancients being involuntarily triggered & amplified to create Blasphemies).

Meteion is made purely out of Dynamis instead of Aether and she has shown quite a lot of random abilities, Iike removing the air from inside a spaceship / suffocating everyone within her viscinity, disassembling people (Thancred and the others) on a molecular level, creating and throwing around mini planetoids, turning back time, creating all kinds of random shenanigans (those Endsinger heads, and pretty much all of her Endsinger mechanics), as well as creating physical matter (e.g. Elysion, the Omicron tribe zone).
I would somewhat compare it to Spiral Energy from Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann, although it's not shown to such a massively exaggerated extend ("just" Mini-Planets being created & thrown around. Not actual galaxies being thrown around like Shuriken or nuclear fusing 2 galaxies by smashing them together).
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And regarding the "Sundering = Planet/Universe wide", it is in fact still ambiguous. The devs have still not confirmed anything (aside from the fact that each reflection has its own moon).

In the cutscene with Emet-Selch it's visually indicated/implied that it was just planet-wide (although that's just interpretation), and then again there's a cutscene in Endwalker (the one after you beat Hydaelyn) where Y'Shtola says "You believed we had the potential, and sundered all creation to see it fulfilled.", implying that she sundered the entire universe.
 
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The mechanic for a limit break on the source was well understood and not actually dynamis base though dynamis might play a role in it.

The sundering is more likely a planetary feat rather than universal because dragons are unsunder beings, they arrive in the source after the entire thing was over. If the sundering is a universal feat then they and all other being in the universe would also be affected. all creation might just refer to the world pre-sunder rather than the universe.

What most likely happen is that the sundering divides Etheirys and its moon into the source and its shard and then throws them into parallel dimension now I have no proof for this but this seems to be the most likely case from the context clue.
 
To be fair, a surprising amount of scaling tends to be through guesswork because there isn't really a definitive answer to a lot of things overall. There's stuff that lightly implies things, but nothing is actually fully stated.

They like being vague and it's kind of irritating, to be honest.

Realistically, though, I kinda want to get Gil from 5 to 2-A as he should be since he fought the endgame FF5 party and then just stick a 'possibly' or 'likely' 2-A on the Warrior of Light alongside another tier.
 
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