Tiering System

Within the FANDOM wiki of Arcade!Verse, each article that revolves around a character will have a part of the Tiering System within their article. All information necessary to understand the Tiering System is below.

# Destruction

This measures all that a being can destroy. If the destructive tier for a character has a tilde (~) behind it, this means that they are only capable of injuring it severely, or in the scale of universes and beyond, destroying everything inside it but not the thing itself. Destruction scale is determined by using at least one ability, or multiple abilities in a successful combo. Equipment does not count, unless they equipment is a core part of their moveset, to prevent humans from being Wall Level because they can break a wall with a hammer.

## Threat Level Codes

The Threat Levels are split into different levels of threat in the Arcade!Verse, each threat level is labeled with a code that identifies which type of game villains they are, with the DEF5 threat level being are the most dangerous game characters of the whole Arcade!Verse like the game villains. These are the threat level codes in the Arcade!Verse when these types of villains in the game world have power level to know what kind of a threat level they are:

**G14:** These are basic game villains that have nothing to fear and are easy to deal with. These game villains can destroy villages, towns, big cities to an entire multi-continent level, it just depends on their power level for these game villains in Arcade!Verse and so anyone with that power level can deal with them and so on.

**FR65:** These villains are medium threat level to the entire Arcade!Verse these game villains have good enhancement and supernatural power to cause destruction like moons, planets, stars, to an entire planetary system. Anyone with great powers can handle them and still have no worries about it according to Arcade!Xzav.

**LT93:** These game villain characters have the power they used to create the destruction like the entire galaxy to an entire mega cluster. This requires anyone that surpasses their powers with a high tier or anyone with the same power that can actually defeat them.

**ML23:** These game villain characters have intense abilities and powers that would put them at a Universes level, for example: **Master Hand** and **Crazy Hand** are at this threat level.

**DR48:** These villains have powers that have incredible power that puts them at a Multiverse level as these game villain characters are so strong that it would require a High Tier Multiverse Level Character to take them down for example: **Monika** from **DokiDoki** is at this threat level and that includes Galeem, Dharkon and Tabuu.

**DEF5:** These are the most dangerous villain characters or entities in the entire Arcade!Verse and are held in the DEF5 Threat Level of the Arcade!Verse for example: **Serphiroth** The Destroyer. No communication is to be had with these beings as deemed by Arcade!Xzav warnings. Anyone at this level requires a High-Tier Level or someone that is equal to take them down.

## Hypocosmic

Hypoversal game entities are capable of destroying Hypoversal structures at maximum potential. While this may seem weak, the capability of destroying Hypoverses is commendable under certain circumstances. This is commonly scaled by whether an entity can destroy a pocket dimension, though can apply to other hypoverses that share similar properties.

## The System

### Tier 8: Infinitesimal

Characters who are either infinitesimal on a 3D scale or exist as lesser dimensional entities.

### Tier 7: Confined

#### Low 7-B: Sub-Human

Characters capable of exerting less force with their “feats” than an average human could.

#### 7-B: Average Human

Characters capable of exerting force with their feats comparable to what an average human could achieve.

#### High 7-B: Athletic Human

Characters capable of exerting force with their feats comparable to the feats of more fit humans, such as professional fighters.

#### Low 7-A: Peak Human

Characters capable of exerting force comparable to the limit of human strength.

#### Mid 7-A: Superhuman

Characters capable of exerting enough force to destroy or significantly damage tougher materials such as steel.

#### High 7-A: High Superhuman

Characters capable of exerting enough force to destroy or significantly damage smaller buildings, destroy an area equal in size to a small building.

### Tier 6 - Expansive

#### Low 6-C - Building

Characters capable of exerting enough force to destroy or significantly damage buildings or areas with size comparable to apartment complexes and malls. For the destruction of buildings, note that structural collapse disqualifies this.

#### Mid 6-C: Large Building

Characters capable of exerting enough force to destroy or significantly damage buildings or areas with size comparable to skyscrapers. For the destruction of buildings, note that structural collapse disqualifies this.

#### High 6-C: City Block

Characters capable of exerting enough force to destroy or significantly damage areas with size comparable to city blocks. Note that the feat must exceed what is required to destroy a skyscraper.

#### Low 6-B: Town

Characters capable of exerting enough force to destroy or significantly damage areas with size comparable to towns.

#### 6-B - City

Characters capable of exerting enough force to destroy or significantly damage areas with size comparable to cities.

#### Low 6-A: Small Mountain

Characters capable of exerting enough force to destroy or significantly damage areas with size comparable to smaller end mountains.

#### 6-A: Mountain

Characters capable of exerting enough force to destroy or significantly damage areas with size comparable to average mountains.

#### High 6-A: Large Mountain

Characters capable of exerting enough force to destroy or significantly damage areas with size comparable to large mountains.

### Tier 5 - Global

#### Low 5-C: Small Island

Characters capable of exerting enough force to destroy or significantly damage areas with size comparable to small islands.

#### 5-C: Island

Characters capable of exerting enough force to destroy or significantly damage areas with size comparable to islands, or damage characters with island level durability.

#### Low 5-B: Small Country

Characters capable of exerting enough force to destroy or significantly damage areas with size comparable to small countries.

#### 5-B: Country

Characters capable of exerting enough force to destroy or significantly damage areas with size comparable to countries, or damage characters with country level durability.

#### 5-A: Continent

Characters capable of exerting enough force to destroy or significantly damage areas with size comparable to continents.

### Tier 4 - Celestial

#### Low 4-C: Moon

Characters capable of exerting enough force to destroy or significantly damage areas with size comparable to a moon.

#### 4-C: Small Planet

Characters capable of exerting enough force to destroy or significantly damage areas with size comparable to a smaller planet.

#### High 4-C: Large Planet

Characters capable of exerting enough force to destroy or significantly damage areas with size comparable to larger planets, such as gas giants.

#### Low 4-B: Small Star

Characters capable of exerting enough force to destroy or significantly damage areas with size comparable to a smaller star.

#### 4-B: Star

Characters capable of exerting enough force to destroy or significantly damage areas with size comparable to stars.

#### High 4-B: Solar System

Characters capable of exerting enough force to destroy or significantly damage areas with size comparable to solar systems.

#### Low 4-A: Multi-Solar System

Characters capable of exerting enough force to destroy or significantly damage areas with size comparable to multiple solar systems.

#### 4-A: Galaxy

Characters capable of exerting enough force to destroy or significantly damage areas with size comparable to a galaxy.

#### High 4-A: Galactic

Characters capable of exerting enough force to destroy or significantly damage areas with size comparable to structures comparable to multiple galaxies, clusters, superclusters, or generally any higher ordering of matter.

### Tier 3 - Unlimited

#### 3-C - Cosmic

Characters who can destroy all matter inside of a Universe, rendering it a void.

#### Low 3-B: Low Universal

Characters who can destroy an entire Universe throughout its timeline, obliterating it in every moment across time. This tier can extend to any higher finite amount of Universe sized structures, i.e. Paraverses.

#### 3-B: Universal

Characters who can destroy or significantly affect a countably infinite number of Universe-sized structures, such as all the Paraverses of any given Universe.

#### High 3-B - High Universal

Characters who can destroy or significantly affect a Paraversal Structure in its entirety. Destroying any number of Paraversal Structures does not qualify for a higher tier, but a plus sign will instead be added to the end of the tier name. (High Universal+)

#### Low 3-A - Low Multiversal

Characters who can destroy or significantly affect one or more Luminare Multiverse, which is a structure with 6 dimensions. Characters capable of destroying all Luminare Multiverses will have a + added to their tier. (Low Multiversal+)

#### 3-A - Multiversal

Characters who can destroy or significantly affect Low Zone structures with a number of dimensions corresponding to 7, or any higher finite number.

#### 3-A: High Multiversal

Characters who can destroy or significantly affect Low Zone structures with a number of dimensions corresponding to Aleph-0.

### Tier 2 - Immeasurable

#### 2-A Megaversal

Character who can destroy a hypothetical collection of multiple multiverses, each with its own set of physical constants and fundamental particles. Megaverses contain fragments of the Inforium verse, which contains mainly Inforium. Inforium is similar to Lawium in that it can prevent chaos but differs in that it is also one of the main forces holding spirals and densely packed verses together, which include many Extended Divergent Archverses.

#### 2-B: Metaversal

Characters unattached from the above implications. There is no power or setting associated with 1-A. Any implication towards “Metaversal Capability” following the same formula presented above is entirely useless. All is accessible to a Metaversal. There is no such thing as a Metaversal Nature, or Metaversal Constant, or Metaversal Law. There is no governing force behind them, no implication of undefinability can express what a Metaversal achieves.

#### Mid 2-B Metaversal

Character who can destroy the Xenoverse is a 4D collection of metaverses which forms cyberspace type universe or multi-universes, in which a single xenoverse is a cyberspace version of a multiverse and a collection of xenoverses are multiple multiverses.

#### Low 2-B: Low Hyperversal

Characters who can destroy or significantly affect Superious Zone structures such as the Adamasphere, which have an uncountably infinite number of dimensions corresponding to Aleph-1.

#### 2-B - Hyperversal

Characters who can destroy or significantly affect structures with a number of dimensions corresponding to Aleph-2, or Aleph-3, or Aleph-4… extending onto an uncountably infinite number of possibilities, each exceeding the last similarly to how Aleph-3 exceeds Aleph-2, or how Aleph-4 exceeds Aleph-3. An example of such a structure would be the Lesser Otherverse’s layers.

#### High 2-B: High Hyperversal

Characters who can destroy or significantly affect structures which exceed all possible levels of 2-B, being unreachable via recursion or similar concepts. An example of such a structure would be the Greater Otherverse’s layers.