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Considering the events that transpired in this thread, I had some serious questions about how the high tier Regenerationn works on this site.
Based on the official definition listed on the wiki's Regenerationn page, this is the definition for High-Godly Regenerationn.
High-Godly: The ability to regenerate even after the totality of your existence is erased, alongside with the reality you are within.
Now the reason that a user even thought that Hades could qualify for this level of Regenerationn was because of the term "reality" which is heavily relative in nature. For example, a character could create a pocket reality that's the size of a house. If that character were completely destroyed along with their pocket reality, it would be rated as Mid-Godly Regenerationn here instead of High-Godly by the factors in the thread linked above. This is an easy misconception that only really exists when "reality" is used as a term.
The most determining factor that I can see in the decision was that "reality" in this sense is supposed to mean the totality of the fictional franchise. However, I believe that there are some inconsistencies when we begin to look at higher tiered characters.
For example, let's look at DC Comics. I'm using DC because I'm most familiar with its structure as opposed to other verses.
The entirety of DC Comics extends not just beyond the Creation, but out into the Void with other Creations. Based on that definition, even God Tiers in the verse like Lucifer Morningstar (DC Comics) or Michael Demiurgos have never survived the destruction of everything including all worlds in the Void. Also beings like Mandrakk the Dark Monitor and The Thought Robot have not survived the full destruction of their verse either by these standards. How does The Basanos gain True-Godly Regenerationn just from surviving one of Lucifer's attacks?
At the end of the day, there needs to be a revision to the language used and more information in the definition. If the term "reality" must be used, there must be more information on the page to better indicate the guidelines of what that means. Especially if it's being subjectively chosen on a case by case basis. If "reality" is defined as the "dimensioned" space of the verse, I think this should be noted on the Regenerationn page to make the definition for this skill more clear.
Based on the official definition listed on the wiki's Regenerationn page, this is the definition for High-Godly Regenerationn.
High-Godly: The ability to regenerate even after the totality of your existence is erased, alongside with the reality you are within.
Now the reason that a user even thought that Hades could qualify for this level of Regenerationn was because of the term "reality" which is heavily relative in nature. For example, a character could create a pocket reality that's the size of a house. If that character were completely destroyed along with their pocket reality, it would be rated as Mid-Godly Regenerationn here instead of High-Godly by the factors in the thread linked above. This is an easy misconception that only really exists when "reality" is used as a term.
The most determining factor that I can see in the decision was that "reality" in this sense is supposed to mean the totality of the fictional franchise. However, I believe that there are some inconsistencies when we begin to look at higher tiered characters.
For example, let's look at DC Comics. I'm using DC because I'm most familiar with its structure as opposed to other verses.
The entirety of DC Comics extends not just beyond the Creation, but out into the Void with other Creations. Based on that definition, even God Tiers in the verse like Lucifer Morningstar (DC Comics) or Michael Demiurgos have never survived the destruction of everything including all worlds in the Void. Also beings like Mandrakk the Dark Monitor and The Thought Robot have not survived the full destruction of their verse either by these standards. How does The Basanos gain True-Godly Regenerationn just from surviving one of Lucifer's attacks?
At the end of the day, there needs to be a revision to the language used and more information in the definition. If the term "reality" must be used, there must be more information on the page to better indicate the guidelines of what that means. Especially if it's being subjectively chosen on a case by case basis. If "reality" is defined as the "dimensioned" space of the verse, I think this should be noted on the Regenerationn page to make the definition for this skill more clear.
