First of all, I thought you played the first Xenoblade game and that he is indeed the true God of the Xenoblade Chronicles multiverse. Quotes,
I am Monado, I have been here since the beginning, and I will proclaim, the end. He is the true Monado and that means he is Shulk's Monado, Zanza's Monado, and Meyneth's Monado all in one. He also never had a beginning nor will he ever have an end. And I'll get to that detail later.
I am the Administrative computer from a Phase Transition Facility. In other words, he is the Administrative Computer of the Conduit and thus the source of its power. So when Zanza/Klaus/The Architect said "Divine Entity", that is Alvis. And when he says "Far Flung Dimension", he's referring to Alvis' true home.
Furthermore, before the reveal, Alvis has often talked about himself in 3rd person and left it vague by saying "The Monado" or "A higher power". Alvis is like Wave Existence in which they have a surprisingly humble and selfless personality despite technically being the true God of the multiverse. In
this video Alvis explains that everything in the Universe is made of Ether, including the Passage of Fate and the Future. Which is consistent with Xenosaga literally explaining that even all time, space, and abstract concepts are made of Ether. And
It was decided by a "Higher Power" that Shulk was given the ability to understand the laws of causality. Which Shulk initially assumes he meant Zanza or the Bionis, but in reality, Alvis was the one who gave him those powers and abilities as revealed later. So in other words, Alvis is the one empowering the Conduit in the same vein Wave Existence empowers the Zohar Modifier in Xenogears and U-Do empowers the Zohar in Xenosaga.
Also, you really got to follow your own logic. You're the one who first brought up Dragon Ball Heroes which has nothing to do with Xenoblade or the Xeno franchise in general. So you have no right to be so explosive just for mentioning names of other verses when you've been doing the same thing the whole time. 2nd, no one is saying the people who agreed with you aren't important or knew nothing at all. Just that overall, the people I brought up have more experience with Tier 2/1 verses in the long run and would thus know how to analyze details. And their familiarity to Xenogears/Xenosaga to boot is a plus.
Refer to
this as our conversation. Xenogears seems to have at least three upper dimensions. Upper Domain > Lower Domain > Imaginary Number Domain > Real Number Domain = The Universe which has 3 spatial dimensions and the 4th dimension being time. The "falling to the 3rd dimension" comes from a misconception. There are rumors that Wave Existence was trapped inside the Zohar, but he's more so resting there to test humanity rather than actually trapped. And the Zohar is what's getting 3-dimensional humans being able to use the power of higher infinities. The scan both uses phenomenon and gets it out of the way that it equates to universes and possibilities. Also, the search bar gives you three results for "Higher Dimensions" click on those other landmarks. Also, the diagram shows the Path of Sephirot connecting the Higher Domain and the Lower Domain, it's the path that connects the plane of higher infinity. And also a plane of higher or lower infinity between the lower and upper domain respectively.
There is the entire quest, And Kos-Mos does mention having a creator and a master whom Astelle reminds her very much of. Who is her official creator and master?
This from a canon official artbook officially approved by Nintendo and Monolith Soft. Several verses I won't mention but there certain popular hack and slash games here are heavily dependent on a bunch of Twitter statements and dead websites for their Universal or above ratings, so it's a massive double standard to accept those and not this. Also side note, it was mentioned that All blades in Xenoblade Chronicles 2 were created by the Architect in the "Meeting the Architect video". However, Kos-Mos and T-elos are the only blades not actually created by the Architect, but were instead transferred to Alrest. There are in game statements about Kos-Mos not originally being from Alrest, and the canon extended lore scan confirms they were created by an organization known as Vector industries.
Lastly, I know you're sick of Fiora's statement getting brought up. But everything comes back to it. There are too many statements that equate phenomena, worlds, universes, probabilities, and possibilities as all meaning the same thing. So if there's an infinite number of one of them, there's an infinite number of all of the above. Which she clearly says there's an infinite number of paths, futures, and possibilities.
Side note, Saint Seiya is 2-A based on the same two statements. 
