Levels

At the start of the expansion post Samurai Jack Saga, Jimmy Neutron was taught how heroes were classed and leveled in Lakewood Plaza by K.O. and decided to implement a similar system in the Toon Force. This had categories for strength, power, speed, and intelligence, and was originally implemented during the Toon Wars as an algorithm to determine the participants for each battle. However, after The Final Days with the introduction of God Tier, the scale was primarily used to determine different levels of enforcement for the Toon Force to employ. For example, taking down a robbery is considered low tier, while someone becoming extremely powerful but not entirely like the Toon God is Ultra. As seen with K.O., Max, and Gumball however, this system is not an end-all-be-all as characters are subject to fight at varying levels depending on the circumstances.

## Toon Force Level System

* **1-9: Low Tier** - Many who hadn't been in action as often as those in mid tier tend to stay in this category, with some exceptions like K.O. who quickly leveled up with experience in the Toon Wars, or Gumball who got an immediate boost thanks to unlocking his power. Funnily enough, Professor Calamitous, Crocker, and Plankton have the lowest number out of everyone (though Plankton's is due to his size). This threat level is more accurately used for common criminal activities, such as robberies or other illegal activities.
* **10-14: Mid Tier** - Several characters who had previously fought in their own shows (but not quite on the level of someone like Jack or Jenny for instance) tend to stick to this range but rise midway in the war. This is typically the range characters enter by default. As a stage of enforcement, Mid Tier typically involves situations where the scale of the threat is fairly balanced; i.e. superpowered individuals, heists, or possession of a powerful device.
* **15-19: Top Tier** - This applies to those who are stronger than the average fighter in mid tier who've likely fought people at a higher level than themselves, such as Aku and the Mawgu. Along with Mega, they're usually used as tanks during the war. This level is typically enforced by more powerful individuals in the event of a situation that becomes dire, often requiring leaders such as Danny Phantom to step in.
* **20-25: Mega** - Though rare, fighters who can be considered utter powerhouses or simply incredibly strong compared previous tiers fit along this category. Heroes like Nicole (prior to her ascension), Centurion, and Wulf were around this level, same as some villains like Fusion, General Trial or Vlad Plasmius when fully powered. Like Top Tier, enforcement here is rare but involves more powerful foes.
* **25-50: Ultra** - Almost all who possess extreme levels of power are around this tier. Especially those who can be classed as titans. This heavily applies to, Super Obsidian and much of the Corrupted in The Final Days. The latter two receiving a portion of the Toon God's power to make them fully capable of decimating an entire city or totally warp their environment; such as the case with a corrupted Robin and Raven causing reality around them to glitch. Though their abilities are unique and unmatched by those beneath them, they are fairly limited compared to God Tier and could still be defeated if analyzed enough.
* **100+: God Tier** - This is used when characters who possess cosmic/reality bending stats are present. In particular, the Toon God, Toon Goddess/Nicole Watterson, and Bimm all are classed as God Tier, or more technically, "Infinity," as labeled by POW Cards. As seen in Toon Wars: The Final Days where the class was introduced, the rare characters among this tier cannot be defeated by conventional means and instead are purged using an equally powerful weapon or device (i.e. The Final Magisword), or by a character with the same level of energy. In one instance, it's shown that they can also be beat by their own attack, demonstrated when Mao Mao and Tanya Keys deflected an erasure beam back at Viral Catra. Defeating them with such means is not exclusive to characters with an equal level as even Hali/Momotaro was able to slay Aku and help defeat the Toon Goddess without the need of a power up. Throughout Toon Wars Legacy, more characters classed as deities not exclusive to the Toonverse were seen; most of which began as somewhat normal fighters such as Clockwork, Double Trouble, the Time Goddesses, Mina, Lady Tethys, Iris, Penelope, Toriel, and Gravous.

## Aggression Levels

Much in the same vein as the *Civilization* series, aggression is a contributing factor to standard enforcement levels of the Toon Force, as well as common characters. Each one has a set number from 1-10 (5 being the most balanced), with the highest number, 10, leading to maximum force. This was discovered by Jimmy Neutron after The Final Days when the earliest leveling system was already implemented thanks to the appearance of the Corrupted and Bimm. Due to the Mawgu Virus' influence, every infected character who had a low count were immediately upped to values 9-10, making them become hyper-violent, feral versions of themselves (albeit under the control of the Toon God and Toon Goddess). Another, rather less potent cause of this were Glorbs, frequently taking them to level 8 or higher depending on the character. However, this was usually temporary, whereas the virus or default levels were set to last. Defeating them would cause them to revert back to their original state.

The exception to this is Bimm in that she is uniquely set to 0 due to her relatively cowardly nature throughout *Mighty Magiswords*. Because of that, the Toon Wars, the Antivirus, and the trauma she endured throughout The Final Days constantly changing her mood, her aggression had dipped to a value lower than -1. But since it cannot get any lower than 0, it's instead shot beyond the absolute maximum, causing Bimm to instantly be filled with rage and fight past the limitations of reality. A similar situation happened to Nicole Watterson in *The Amazing World of Gumball* and The Final Days, but reversed wherein she was already set incredibly high, but was frequently brought to a lower level after shooting past the scale's peak, either due to Richard's charms, or the removal of the virus' influence.

Though those like Bimm and Nicole oftentimes gain power and harness more cosmic abilities from becoming so aggressive, this wouldn't happen normally for characters as they hadn't undergone the same circumstances or training as them.