What is the difference between “merging” and “bleeding”?

[InkyBattles]

What would the difference between bleeding something into something and merging something into something look like? for an example: Slenderman’s “dimensional bleeding” ability where he bleeds one space-time into another. How would this be different from merging one space-time into another?

Would bleeding dimensions be like you are slowly merging universes by bringing space, time and matter from one universe into another universe one by one? And merging dimensions be like you are merging universe by bringing space, time and matter from one universe into another universe all together? Or there a different difference between them.

 

[Da3ggman]

In essence, there really isn't a difference in the main "idea"; that being two separate things combined into one. However, "bleeding into" implies that it is done more slowly and over time, while "merging" is more so immediate.

 

[TheGreatJedi13]

bleeding is more often used to slow assimilating something to completely overtake it rather than blending with them.

while merging is combining rather than having each part being superior to the other

 

[InkyBattles]

bleeding is more often used to slow assimilating something to completely overtake it rather than blending with them.

while merging is combining rather than having each part being superior to the other

I don’t quite understand, could you perhaps put this into simpler terms please?

 

[TheGreatJedi13]

I don’t quite understand, could you perhaps put this into simpler terms please?

you know how black is a superior color so when it is mixed with other colors it turns black most of the time.

 

[InkyBattles]

you know how black is a superior color so when it is mixed with other colors it turns black most of the time.

I know that mixing other colors together make black. But I don’t know why.

 

[InkyBattles]

Nevermind, I understand now how mixing colors makes black. I just needed a little research. Lol