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Shouldn't he have immeasurable lifting strength because for being higher dimensional?
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IZ lifting strength
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What?
Dust_Collector
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His lifting strength should be Below Average tbh.
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Barely above Dust Level, to be honest.
Dust_Collector
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More likely below Dust level if we're being serious. But to pull away from the jokes for a moment I'm pretty sure being a higher dimensional living timeline or whatever justifies immeasurable lifting strength so yeah I guess I agree with this.
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Guys ƒÿÉ I know your joking, but I've yet to see a serious answer.
Dust_Collector
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I just gave a serious answer above, I said I agree with the logic of higher-d = immeasurable lifting strength.
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I don't think IZ have the physical body to perform pushing/lifting feats.
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Collapse against what? There's no gravity in space nor a "floor" to what collapse, if we go with that reasoning we'll rate any nigh-omnipresent (or with spatial presence) being having infinite lifting capability.
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Even should there not be any gravity, you should have the lifting strength able to support your own body and keep it together or else it'd just break apart and scatter. If my skeleton, right now, lacked the lifting capacity to keep my body up then I basically just turn into a sludge puddle on the ground.Antoniofer said:
This same logic should apply to Infinite Zamasu and other Omnipresents except on whatever dimensional level they're on. Since they are able to keep themselves from just dying, they should be able to support themselves.
Even if their bodies can support even 1/100 Googolth of themselves, it'd still qualify for Immeasurable since the very nature of them means that very small percentage is Higher-Dimensional.
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Omnipresence =/= infinite size, character is everywhere and nowhere at once, is more like selective intangibility; in case of a being merged with the universe, one is a non-corporeal being, one may control celestial bodies with "telekinesis", as they are part of it, but IZ do not have "limbs" to hold any weight nor have the power to move celestial bodies.
I would say that a rating of LS for him is irrelevant, as part of everything and with no body IZ do not really needs to relie on strength.
I would say that a rating of LS for him is irrelevant, as part of everything and with no body IZ do not really needs to relie on strength.
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He should have OmniAbstractConceptualLimitless lifting strength due to being a SuperUltraBeyondOmnipotentInfinity being.
I need to save this stuff for Joke Battles Wiki if I ever end up using that site.
I need to save this stuff for Joke Battles Wiki if I ever end up using that site.
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