Bomberman 2-C to 1-B possibility. No joke... (I know it sounds super dumb, yes. But hear me out first, then feel free to debunk)

In the 5 installment of the "Super Bomberman" series, we welcome this mysterious character with space-time warping powers beyond this dimension, Terrorin, who hails from an alternate world where reigns as emperor. However, Terrorin has set his sights on a different dimension, a dimension that Bomberman calls home.

Super BomberMan 5 (SNes) - Intro-0

After taking over Planet Bomber, Terrorin creates Terrorin World, which is essentially a hyperspace containing all of Bomberman's past adventures (mostly confined to the Super series) as separate dimensions.

In the Normal Game explanation section of the translated Super Bomberman 5 manual, it is stated that Terrorin has created an entire alternate dimension, which contains timelines of Bomberman's past adventures.

http://web.archive.org/web/20081117...liens/SuperBomberman5InfoSite/manual-txt.html


Zone 1: Super Bomberma

But given that Bomberman is able to harm and KILL a debatable god that created his own hyp

Zone 2


Zone 3


Zone 4: Super Bomberman 4

erverse, not to mention; a master at manipulating the space-time continuum, Bomberman is given the liberty to scale up to Terrorin.

Terrorin World.


Also, a huge flight speed revision for Bomberman('s jet). In this video here , Bomberman is seen flying out of one of the many alternate dimensions and into where time is currently unstable. This might make him (but mostly his jet) Immeasureable maximum.


...On a scale of 1-10 how stupid did you think my theory was? I mean, pretty dumb enough to net BOMBERMAN of all the characters into 1-B. But seriously, share your thoughts and answer my side-question after.

I don't see any evidence for 1-B stuff here

Creating an hyperspace is really vague, and the description used to define it here doesn't fit the 1-B scale, because an 1-B space is a realm composed of a number of dimensions ranging from 13 to literally any finite number higher than it

"Unstable time" is a really vague statement, and to have Immeasurable speed, you need to be unbound by linear time and space, be native to a plane where time does not exist, or exist outside of / beyond space and time

Ultima Reality said:

I don't see any evidence for 1-B stuff here
Creating an hyperspace is really vague, and the description used to define it here doesn't fit the 1-B scale, because an 1-B space is a realm composed of a number of dimensions ranging from 13 to literally any finite number higher than it

"Unstable time" is a really vague statement, and to have Immeasurable speed, you need to be unbound by linear time and space, be native to a plane where time does not exist, or exist outside of / beyond space and time

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Oh, I see. Thanks! Do you think it'd be fine if I fixed my argument a little?

Eh, i don't see much stuff that can be used to upgrade the verse here, but i am not knowledgeable enough on Bomberman so... i will just wait to see if someone knowledgeable on the verse can give their opinion on the "contained all of his past adventures as separate dimensions"

Bump, pl0x?

You can check the Knowledgeable Members List to see if anybody is listed under Bomberman, so you can ask them to respond here.

However, I agree with Ultima Reality. This seems extremely farfetched and speculative.

It is likely better if we close this thread.

Wait, let me review it. I know I'm on the Knowledgeable Members List for Bomberman, but I've actually never played this game. I just figured any relevant feats would be covered in the comic strips, Jetters, the GB/A games, and the 64 version.

But let me look at it.

Okay, Acu, the big thing that you're confusing it with is that the word "dimension" is being used the wrong way. They're using the term synonymously with "realm" not like an actual higher dimension. Especially since it also uses the phrase "alternate dimension".

But this isn't a useless revision. I would say it gives him a solid 3-A rating with much higher than baseline 3-A rating. Unless these "hyperspace alternate dimensions" also have their own time, then I wouldn't put it at 2-C. Acu, do they?

Yeah, the definition of dimension or hyperspace are often very vague; so neither one of these statements are solid statements about the Bomberman verse being 14-Dimensional containing an infinite number of 13-D Hyperverses, and each 13-D Hyperverses containing an infinite number of 12-D hyperverses, and so on.

The highest feat that can be considered for Bomberman iirc is Low 2-C, but we'll need evidence that Angel of Light and Darkness created all of time and space and not just a physical matter in the universe. If someone can find a link to a lore statement about the whole time and space thing, then Low 2-C might not be out of the option for them.

I've thought recently about replaying Jetters. Let me see if I can find anything about it without having to go back and find the game, hook up the GameCube and replay it to almost the end.

Okay, I can't find anything. But it is noted that if Bomberman were to have lost to the Angel of Light and Shadow that the Angel would destroy the universe and then recreate it.

DarkDragonMedeus said:

Yeah, the definition of dimension or hyperspace are often very vague; so neither one of these statements are solid statements about the Bomberman verse being 14-Dimensional containing an infinite number of 13-D Hyperverses, and each 13-D Hyperverses containing an infinite number of 12-D hyperverses, and so on.
The highest feat that can be considered for Bomberman iirc is Low 2-C, but we'll need evidence that Angel of Light and Darkness created all of time and space and not just a physical matter in the universe. If someone can find a link to a lore statement about the whole time and space thing, then Low 2-C might not be out of the option for them.

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I was referring to Terrorin, not Angel of Light and Darkness.

In the translated manual of Super Bomberman 5 I sent, it says: "Your enemy is Emperor Terrorin, of an alternate dimension!

The enemy that has appeared before Bomberman this time is the self-styled Emperor of an alternate dimension, "Terrorin". He has sprung the 8 "Fiendish Bombermen" from "Bomber Penitentiary" -- which was even said to be "the most strongly guarded in the universe" -- has made them his subordinates, and has begun his invasion. So as to protect the peace of Bomber World, Bomberman challenges the alternate-dimensional world that "Terrorin" has created!"

And I think that the Terrorin being able to include an area (Zone 4) that's already lost in time (yes, very farfetched and speculative, I know) is a lil' interesting. Not to mention that an entire Stage in the game (Super Bomberman 4)is literally called "Hyperspace".

But I kinda don't wanna say anymore, because I feel like I'm getting under some people's skin...

A possibly 2-C rating could be fine, I'd say.

Okay. I will close this then.