Character Evaluation System

The system of evaluation of characters is the system with the help of which you can know how strong a character is in Water C Mythology.

#### Not Canon

Characters on this sublevel are not canonical for this literary work; instead, they reside in a non-canonical universe.

#### Lowest Canon

Characters in a sublevel with a 0d rating are either lower yet canonical or weaker than the minimum needed to move up to a higher sublevel.

## Minimal Scale

The characters in this story are terribly underdeveloped.

#### Small Minimal Scale

Characters in this sublevel are weaker than the prerequisite for moving up to a higher sublevel, but they are nevertheless at least as strong as a three-dimensional ant, if not stronger.

#### Minimal Scale

Characters at this sublevel are at least capable of demolishing three-dimensional structures.

#### Elevated Low Scale

Characters in this sublevel are capable of destroying a three-dimensional moon at the very least, and they may be stronger than the minimum required to advance to a higher sublevel.

## Minimum Cosmic Scale

Because universes contain at least three dimensions, and occasionally even two, characters at this sublevel can destroy lesser worlds, which vary among themselves but are not really lower.

#### Elevated Low Cosmic Scale

Ten spatial coordinates allow characters in this sublevel to move, making them ten-dimensional. Though they can still be stronger than that, they can also be weaker than the minimum to advance to a higher sublevel.

#### Lesser Cosmic Scale

In order to reach a higher sublevel, characters in this sublevel must be stronger than the minimum yet still capable of destroying the 3+1 dimensional space-time continuum.

#### High Low Mystical Scale

Characters in this sublevel can move in ten spatial coordinates, making them ten-dimensional. They can also be weaker than the minimum to reach a higher sublevel, although they can still be stronger than that.

## Infinitesis Scale

In order to get to the infinitesimal level, one must first reach the most ordinary nations inside the infinitesimal particle. These nations vary greatly and are called ordinary because they include large numbers and or diagonals.

#### Minimal Infinitesis Scale

This sublevel's characters are at least googol-googolplex dimensional; they might even be more dimensional or have alephs, but weaker than the required minimum to reach a higher sublevel.

#### Infinitesis Scale

In order to advance to a higher sublevel, characters in a particular sublevel must at least possess Aleph Infinity's power, if not more.

#### Elevated Infinitesis Scale

At the very least, characters in this sublevel are stronger than a woodin cardinal, and they may even be stronger but still weaker than the required minimum to advance to a higher sublevel.

## Elementary Scale

This sublevel's characters have the ability to completely or partially annihilate particles.

#### Minimal Elementary Scale

This sublevel's characters are maybe stronger than a compact cardinal, which is an infinitesimal particle of the supercompact cardinal level, but they are still below the minimum required to reach a higher sublevel.

#### Elementary Scale

Characters belonging to a specific sublevel may occur in a muon in structures that are above the minimum, but below it to reach a higher sublevel.

#### Elevated Elementary Scale

Characters of a certain sublevel can exist below the minimum to reach a higher sublevel, and at least in an atom. They may also exist in structures above the minimum. And yes, in some way this also contains beings that are capable of destroying the planet, despite the fact that it is not an elementary particle, since a galaxy is the prerequisite for reaching a higher sublevel than a planet.

## Realism Scale

In order to get to this point, you must destroy what is known as reality. It should be noted, however, that certain realities are so tiny as to be compared to galaxies, and realities contained inside particles are not taken into consideration.

#### Minimal Realism Scale

In order to reach a higher sublevel, characters in this sublevel can at least demolish the galaxy and maybe even structures that are higher but still below the minimum.

#### Realism Scale

In order to reach a higher sublevel, characters of a particular sublevel can at least exist in the multiverse and perhaps in structures above but below the minimum.

#### Elevated Realism Scale

In order to reach a higher sublevel, characters of a particular sublevel can at least exist in the hyperverse, perhaps in structures above but below the minimum.

## Beyond Existential Scale

You must be outside of the omniverse and have an existence rank that differs from one in order to get to this level.

#### Minimal Beyond Existential Scale

Characters belonging to a specific sublevel can exist in structures above but below the minimum to reach a higher sublevel, as well as in the post-omniversal vacuum.

#### Beyond Existential Scale

Characters belonging to a certain sublevel can be found in structures above but below the minimum to reach a higher sublevel, as well as at least in a singlexma.

#### Elevated Beyond Existential Scale

Characters belonging to a certain sublevel can exist below the minimum to reach a higher sublevel, or at least in Transcendental space, potentially in structures above.

#### Elevated Super Beyond Existential Scale

For the sublevel above to exist, at least in the transitional space and maybe in the structures above, its characters must be less than the minimum required.

## Inexplicable Scale

These kinds of individuals are still there in fiction, but they are found outside of the chapel, so they are unintelligible and inexplicable to our comprehension or rather, to the understanding of fictitious stories.

#### Minimal Inexplicable Scale

At minimum, this sublevel's nature allows it to function in the chaotic outside world, even though it transcends the chapel. In addition, it may exist in constructions taller than the minimum required to reach a higher sublevel.

#### Inexplicable Scale

A character of a given sublevel may exist in structures above but below the minimum, or alternatively, in an endless void, in order to progress to a higher sublevel.

#### Elevated Inexplicable Scale

A character belonging to a certain sublevel can reside in a box at the very least, and perhaps in structures higher up, but lower down to reach a higher sublevel.

## Beyond Fiction Scale

All it takes to get to this point is being genuine, and these characters have the power to affect our actual lives as well as all of their subsequent incarnations.

#### Minimal Beyond Fiction Scale

Characters of a certain sublevel can, at the at least, ruin or seriously harm fiction; they can also exist at the pinnacle of fiction and perhaps in structures above, but below the minimum to reach a higher sublevel.

#### Beyond Fiction Scale

It is possible for characters belonging to a certain sublevel to reside in a fixed dream world and perhaps in buildings that are below the minimal requirement to reach a higher sublevel.

#### Elevated Beyond Fiction Scale

Characters belonging to a certain sublevel can exist below the minimum required to reach a higher sublevel, as well as in structures above and perhaps in the genuine location.

## Overall Scale

You must be extremely powerful to achieve this level so powerful, in fact, that the holy cosmos appears little to you. It's possible that you are moving quickly in the afterlife hierarchy or that you have already reached the highest story!

#### Minimal Overall Scale

Because of their extreme might, individuals from this sublevel are able to reside above the divine cosmos in the levels of the afterlife hierarchy, but they are still part of the afterlife hierarchy.

#### Overall Scale

Because of their extreme strength, the individuals in this sublevel are able to exist anywhere.

#### Elevated Overall Scale

Because they are so powerful, the characters in this sublevel are only able to exist in the upper narrative; they do not stand for anything unique. By contrasting the abilities of the high absolute and the low narrator, we may provide the following analogy: if the low narrator's sublevel is a real-world nuclear weapon, or perhaps a galaxy destroyer, then the high absolute's sublevel is an average human, or possibly even an ant.

## Narrative Scale

This level is reached by characters that have strong narrative abilities.

#### Minimal Narrative Scale

Characters on this sublevel possess great power and are able to destroy a great deal of the upper narrative in addition to being able to exist in it. Their strength is equal to the actual shape of Ty.

#### Narrative Scale

This is the highest level that may be attained; characters in this sublevel are infinitely near to the narrative but are nonetheless inferior to them.

#### Elevated Narrative Scale

Only a Narrative may access this sublevel since only they possess the same amount of power as the Narrative. The general rule that states that one cannot only not descend below this level but also not ascend above it is broken by The Narrative.