Tiering System

## Presentation

Below is a thorough explanation of the structure employed by this wiki to effectively classify fictional characters, entities, and items. This system is based on the size of their feats, as well as the range over which this attainment has an impact—whether they involve creation, destruction, or other effects. However, it's important to remember that while Destructive Capacity and Area of Effect are key criteria for assigning a specific tier, they are not the sole factors. For instance, being able to harm a character with a particular level of resilience also makes another character eligible for the corresponding tier.

Needless to mention, even though low scaling characters are considered “weak”, they can defeat high scaling beings if their abilities are strong enough.

## Ranks

### Tier 11: The Depths

Characters exist within a conceptual framework where they lack any or almost any measurable extent in terms of dimensions.

##### (Low 11-C) Low Infra-Fictional | 0 Dimensionality

Zero-dimensional beings, often referred to as “0D beings”, exist within a conceptual framework where they lack any measurable extent in terms of dimensions. These entities are essentially point-like, devoid of physical size or spatial dimensions. In a theoretical sense, they are considered to be infinitesimally small and without any discernible volume.

##### (11-B) Infra-Fictional

Entities with limited visual and tactile perception of three-dimensional, two-dimensional, or even one-dimensional structures or characters.

##### (11-A) High Infra-Fictional

2-D characters can interact with 3d being/surfaces/planes, etc.

### (Tier 10) Full Being Rank

##### (10-C) Sub-Human

Characters within this category possess limited physical prowess, capable of exerting minimal force. They would encounter difficulty when attempting to breach feeble barriers like thin plywood or drywall.

##### (10-B) Standard Human Rank

This tier encompasses characters who display physical capabilities akin to those of an average human. Lacking superhuman or extraordinary powers, they rely on cleverness, skill, and training to overcome adversaries. Some might exhibit exceptional intelligence.

##### (10-A) Martial Experts/Athletes Rank

In this tier, characters have characteristics that are the peak of everyday human attributes, showcasing the ability to effortlessly smash through one or multiple wooden planks using nothing more than their fists.

### (Tier 9) Superhuman

##### (9-C) Street Rank

Characters within this tier have exceeded human limitations, either through natural aptitude or birthright. They possess the ability to inflict substantial harm on or obliterate an entire city block or street.

##### (9-B) Wall level

Individuals in this category wield the power to harm and potentially demolish a steel wall using a solitary strike. Additionally, they can effortlessly generate a minor crater through a punch and manipulate substantial objects like buses or trains.

(9-A) At this level, characters can effortlessly obliterate a small building with their attacks. Their punches are capable of creating medium-sized craters, and they possess the strength to manipulate colossal objects such as ships or even entire buildings.

### (Tier 08) - Urban Level

##### (8-C) Building Level

Characters have the ability to easily destroy buildings. This can include things like houses. Characters at this level should be able to knock over buildings with their bare hands or with weapons like melee weapons or firearms.

##### (High 8-C) Large Building Level

Characters have the ability to destroy larger buildings, like high-rises, hospitals, or shopping centers.

##### (8-B) City Block Level

Characters have the ability to destroy city blocks, including entire neighborhoods. This can include several buildings, roads, and other structures within an area the size of a city block.

##### (8-A) Multi City Block Level

At Tier 8-A (Multi-city block level), characters have the ability to destroy multiple city blocks simultaneously. This can include destroying several city blocks at once, or destroying an entire city.

### (Tier 07) Nuclear

##### (Low 7-C) Small Town Level

Characters have the ability to destroy a small town, this can include all the structure like city blocks, buildings, roads and all the structure that usually exist in a town.

##### (7-C) Town Level

Characters have the ability to destroy a medium-sized town along with all the structures that exist within the area of a medium-sized town.

##### (High 7-C) Large Town Level

Characters have the ability to destroy a large town, this includes all the structures that mentioned before but with a larger and more numerous size.

##### (Low 7-B) Small City Level

Characters in this tier have the ability to destroy a small city, this includes all the structures mentioned but on a larger and more modern scale.

##### (7-B) City Level

Characters have the ability to destroy entire cities, this includes destroying the entire structure of the city.

##### (7-A) Mountain

Characters have high destructive abilities that can destroy mountains with relative ease. This can include one or many mountains.

##### (High 7-A) Large Mountain

Characters have abilities that can be compared to nukes, and are able to destroy large mountains, along with all the things that are in the mountains.

### (Tier 06) Tectonic

##### (6-C) Isle

The characters in this tier are able to destroy the entire island along with all structures such as buildings, mountains and living things on the island.

##### (High 6-C) Large Isle

Characters are capable of destroying a large island with more varied structure than a small island, this includes more buildings, bigger mountains and the sizes of the island.

##### (Low 6-B) Small Country Level

Characters are capable of destroy a small country, this includes all structures like large islands (Small country in its measured size.) or 160.00 to 184.00 sized structures.

##### (6-B) Country Level

Characters in this tier are capable of smashing or make tremble structures of a medium-sized country (2.78 million km² sized structures). Example of character in this tier is: ***Monkey D Luffy*** (One Piece)

##### (High 6-B) Large Country Level

Characters are capable of destroy a big sized or large countries, these mentioned before can affect constructs of 9 984 670 km²

##### (6-A) Continent

Characters are capable of destroying a continent, this includes all country and state within the continent, and all mentioned structures in a massive scale, these characters can damage from 8 720 710 km² to 13 720 000 km² sized structures.

##### (High 6-A) Multi-continent

Characters are capable of destroying a multiple continent, this includes all structures mentioned. Characters in this tier are a threat to humanity and capable to destroy it.

### (Tier 5) Planetary Level

##### (5-C) Moon

*Tier reserved for entities capable of devastating the moon itself, which is no small feat. With enough of their power, these entities could shatter the moon or any structure with the same size of a moon in their respective universes*

##### (Low 5-B) Small Planet

*"A tier representing beings capable of annihilating celestial bodies not much larger than the Earth. With enough power, they could destroy even the smallest planets with ease."*

##### (5-B) Planetary

*"reserved for beings capable of destroying planets on a grand scale, possibly even wiping out whole solar systems in one fell swoop. Only those with the greatest of strength can achieve this level of power, making it an incredibly difficult milestone to achieve!"*

##### (5-A) Large Planet

Characters possess the power to completely demolish planets that are much larger than the Earth (As example Jupiter).

### (Tier 4) Stellar Level

##### (High 5-A) Dwarf Star Level

Characters are capable of destroying dwarf stars, or are capable of destroying the: mass, size or lift one of a structure with the characteristics of a Dwarf Star.

##### (Low 4-C) Small Star

Characters are capable of destroying dwarf stars, or are capable of destroying the: mass, size or lift one of a structure with the characteristics of a Small Star.

##### (4-C) Star

Characters are capable of destroying stars, or are capable of destroying the: mass, size or lift one of a structure with the characteristics of a Medium Sized Star.

##### (High 4-C) Large Star

Characters are capable of destroying Large stars, or are capable of destroying the: mass, size or lift one of a structure with the characteristics of a Big sized Stars.

##### (4-B) Solar System

Characters can easily destroy or threaten solar systems within an attack, this can also be applied with structures or beings of the size of an solar system, or character can lift the same mass of an entire solar system

##### (4-A) Multi-Solar System

Same as before, Characters can reduce severe solar systems not this time with just an attack, this time with various, they can lift, destroy or throw structures or the size or mass of various solar systems

### (Tier 3) Cosmic level

##### (3-C) Galaxy

Characters can easily destroy or threaten large galaxies such as the Milky Way or Andromeda. This could be done through raw Physical Power, energy projection, or some other means.

##### (3-B) Multi-Galaxy

Same as before, but with multi-galaxy sized structures

##### (3-A) Universe

Characters/Objects are capable of destroying or erasedimensional spaces with 3rd dimensionality, or can create something with these characteristics.

##### (High 3-A) High universe

Characters had shown infinite energy with 3rd dimensionality scale, characters can affect infinite structures of 3 dimensional space: When we talk about multiverse theory, we mean an infinite number of different universes, worlds, or reality spaces that may be either finite or infinite in size and exist independently of each other. This includes not only the 3-D spaces we experience, but also any higher dimensions that might exist beyond our normal perceptions of time and space.

### (Tier 2) Multi-versal Level

##### (Low 2-C) Universe+

Characters or objects that possess the ability to significantly affect and/or alter a region of 4-dimensional space, which is qualitatively more expansive than an infinitely-sized 3-dimensional space. This ability can be exemplified through the power to mold not only the entire past, present, and future of 3-dimensional space, as in the case of a space-time continuum of a universal scale, but also any other 4-dimensional space that possesses similar capabilities.

##### (2-C) Low Multi-Verse

Characters or objects with immense power capable of creating or destroying entire realities, such as small multiverses which can be comprised of several separate space-time continuums, anywhere from two to a thousand or more.

##### (2-B) Multi-Verse

Characters or objects with immense power that can affect the creation and/or destruction of larger multiverses, which consist of from 1001 to an infinite number of separate space-time continuums.

##### (2-A) Multi-Versal+

Characters can create infinite separate space-time continuums or separated 4 dimensiona (Space-time dimensions) structures .

### (Tier 1) Transcendent Level

Characters or objects that exert a significant influence on massive structures or realms that exceed ordinary universal dimensions and models. These beings are often represented in fiction through higher levels or states of existence, typically conceived as infinitely superior, perceiving everything below them as insignificant constructs or infinitesimally small. These entities often possess capabilities exceeding the physical limits of all other beings in their respective fictional universes,

##### (Low 1-C) Low Complex Multi-verse

Characters or objects capable of affecting, creating, and/or destroying spaces of a scale that surpasses the limits of ordinary universal models by one to two levels of infinity. These spaces, referred to as **5 to 6** dimensions or **5 to 6** real coordinate spaces.

##### (1-C) Complex Multi-versal

Characters or objexts capable of affecting, creating,etc. Spaces that its size is directed to three to five higher levels of infinity, far more substantial than a usual universal model. This can be indentified to 7 to 9 dimensions or 7 to 9 real coordinal spaces.

##### (High 1-C) High Complex-Multiverse

Characters or objexts capable of affecting, creating,etc. Spaces that its size is directed to three to five higher levels of infinity, far more substantial than a usual universal model. This can be indentified to 10 - 11 dimensions 10 - 11 real coordinal spaces.

##### (1-B) Upperversal

Characters or objexts capable of affecting, creating,etc. Spaces that its size is directed to three to five higher levels of infinity, far more substantial than a usual universal model. This can be indentified to 12 dimensions or 12 Real Coordinate spaces to infinide of this ones.

**See also: Real Coordinate Spaces**

### (High 1-B) High Upperversal

Characters or objects with this level of power have the ability to vastly affect, create, and/or destroy structures that are qualitatively in size to numerable infinite quantities above a universal model, or generally reffered to Hilbert Space (Countable Infinite DImensions)

### (Tier 1) Meta Level

Characters are almost above of all tiering system, they are above infinite herarchies and have absolute power of lower herarchies

##### (Low 1-A) Low Metaverse

Characters or objects with this level of power can affect or manipulate structures with a countably infinite number of dimensions, which exceeds the scope of even Low 1-A structures. By comparison to the cardinal aleph-2, which represents a countably infinite set that is even larger than the set of natural numbers, this level of power exceeds Low 1-A by a significant degree, allowing characters or objects to operate on a scale that is completely beyond 1-B and all lower tiers. This level of power is typically represented in fiction by endless hierarchies of higher levels of existence, each one completely trivializing the previous into insignificance.

**Note:** Such theories as Extended Modal Realism and/or Extended Modal Dimensionalism can scale from: **Low Complex Multiverse to Low Metaverse**

##### (1-A) Metaverse

Characters or objects with this level of power can affect or manipulate structures with a countably infinite number of dimensions, which exceeds the scope of even Low 1-A structures. By comparison to the cardinal aleph-2, which represents a countably infinite set that is even larger than the set of natural numbers, this level of power exceeds Low 1-A by a significant degree, allowing characters or objects to operate on a scale that is completely beyond 1-B and all lower tiers. This level of power is typically represented in fiction by endless hierarchies of higher levels of existence, each one completely trivializing the previous into insignificance. Characters or objects with even greater power, such as those able to affect structures with a number of dimensions equal to aleph-3, aleph-4, and so on, would represent a level beyond this, with each level surpassing the previous by an even wider margin, leading to progressively greater levels of power and control over structures of higher and higher cardinalities.

##### (High 1-A) High Metaverse

Characters or objects with this level of power can affect or manipulate structures that are significantly larger than what the logical framework defining 1-A and below can allow, to the extent that any number of levels within those previous tiers, including an infinite or uncountably infinite number, would be insufficient to fully describe them. This level of power typically represents entities that operate on a scale completely beyond the scope of 1-A hierarchies, making them virtually inaccessible and incomprehensible to them. Characters or objects with this level of power are typically represented in fiction by endless hierarchies of higher levels of existence, each one completely trivializing the previous into insignificance.

### (Tier 0) Boundless

Characters or objects with this level of power can affect or manipulate structures that completely exceed the logical foundations of High 1-A, to the extent that even an infinite or uncountably infinite number of levels within High 1-A would be insufficient to fully describe them. This level of power typically represents entities that operate on a scale completely beyond the scope of High 1-A hierarchies, making them virtually inaccessible and incomprehensible to them.

* This is also fragmented into higher levels of boundless (Which here are called: **Transcendent Layers Into Boundless)** and there will be exact numbers of how many layers are capable transcending the characters.

### (Tier ∞) Almighty

Characters can transcend the layerz of TLIB (**Transcendent Layers Into Boundless**), or usually at this level can universally affect, destroy, transcend, create, shape, other mediumsetc. objects/spaces/structures with hierarchy of sets of with assertions that every set is constructible, structures wich size is absolute infinity and takes the principle of reflection, structures with possible and impossible real worlds with existing versions of the actual world we live.

##### (Tier Ω) Absolute

Characters are truly absolute, as they transcend and shatter the tiering system in any term, they are the peak of fiction, being omnipotent is not a reason to be in this. They are beyond the description of a human can give to them in the human language, Characters in their own verse are true gods, and can't be described, characters are ineffable, if an inferior character of X verse understands the “True” god of it, it means it isn't the true god, as they are above anything, they are supposed to be beyond understatement.