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And what this means?They have to be shown to be infinitely above the lower
Uh, thanksAFAIK They don't nesecarrily need to be infinitely superior to lower dimensions, but they need to show that higher dimensions are superior to lower dimensions in some shape or form. If this isn't shown, then higher dimensional statements are meaningless. It's why characters like Unicron (1-B to Low 1-C) or Demonbane (1-A to 3-A) were downgraded hard.
Yes and no? AFAIK, they don't have to be infinitely superior to lower dimensions, they just have to show superiority over lower dimensions in some waySeeing a 4-D multiverse as fiction is a ''higher infinities''?
Simple superiority is in fact not enough. It needs to be a higher infinity.Yes and no? AFAIK, they don't have to be infinitely superior to lower dimensions, they just have to show superiority over lower dimensions in some way
So, if a realm is called to be 5-D and stated to be superior than 4-D, it won't be Low 1-C?Simple superiority is in fact not enough.
Not necessarily. As of now, just being 4-dimensional isn't automatic superiority over 3-dimensional existence.Higher Infinity just means that, when talking about dimensions, just refers to a higher dimension in relation to the lower one and is the basic condition that needs to be fulfilles in order to count as anything tierable. Higher Dimenions need to be higher Infinitys.
4D would be a higher infinite towards 3D because no matter how much 3D you stack, it will be below 4D (Infinite 3D power will always be below any level of 4D power)
What?Not necessarily. As of now, just being 4-dimensional isn't automatic superiority over 3-dimensional existence.
I know that though? I explained above that the 4D needs to be a higher infinite to be anyting tierableNot necessarily. As of now, just being 4-dimensional isn't automatic superiority over 3-dimensional existence.