Speed Tiering

## Levels of Speed

### Attack Speed

Attack speed refers to the speed at which a character can perform offensive actions, such as striking, shooting projectiles, or casting spells. It measures how quickly they can execute attacks in combat. A higher attack speed means the character can unleash a greater number of attacks within a given timeframe.

### Combat Speed

Combat speed measures a character's overall speed and agility in combat situations. It encompasses their ability to move, react, dodge, and counterattack swiftly during fights. Combat speed takes into account factors like reflexes, agility, and coordination. Characters with high combat speed can effectively engage and maneuver in battle, reacting quickly to their opponents' actions.

### Reaction Speed

Reaction speed measures how quickly a character can perceive and respond to stimuli or events in their environment. It reflects their reflexes and the speed at which they can process information and react accordingly. Characters with high reaction speed can anticipate and dodge attacks, counter their opponents' moves, and effectively defend themselves.

### Travel Speed

Travel speed refers to how fast a character can move from one location to another over long distances. It focuses on their ability to cover ground quickly, whether it's running, flying, or using any other means of transportation. Travel speed is particularly relevant when characters need to traverse large areas or travel between different dimensions or realms.

### Flight Speed

Flight speed specifically pertains to characters who possess the ability to fly. It measures how fast they can move through the air. Characters with high flight speed can travel swiftly and efficiently in aerial combat or when navigating through the skies.

### Other Speeds

**Infinite:** To move or travel an infinite distance within the finite amount of time with sheer speed or Moving infinite distance instantly Gives you the Infinite speed. Keep in mind any kind of ability or teleportation dose not count.

**Inaccessible :** To Move or Travel infinite distance in 0 Time where time exist with sheer speed. Keep in mind Moving in a place where time dose not exist not gives you the inaccessible speed.

**Immeasurable:** Characters with immeasurable speed exhibit movement beyond timelines or transcend linear time itself. Their speed cannot be measured because either time or distance is undefined, rendering the conventional speed formula (S = D/T) inapplicable. This category also includes characters who can move between or beyond multiple temporal dimensions, granting them immeasurable speed. Furthermore, characters capable of traversing the time axis as if it were a spatial dimension would naturally qualify for this category.

**Irrelevant:** This category encompasses characters whose movement surpasses the concepts of spatial-temporal dimensionality. They can disregard traditional notions of speed and distance. This ability is often exhibited by characters who can physically travel through realms beyond dimensional boundaries or by characters at the Outerverse level. These characters can simply ignore the limitations imposed by speed and distance.

===**NOTES**===

1. Infinite Speed:
	* Moving within Time Stop or similar situations with pure physical speed qualifies as infinite speed.
	* Movement in such situations due to resistance, immunity, or abilities does not classify as infinite speed.
	* Specify whether the character's movement is achieved through pure physical speed or abilities.
	* Default assumption: Movement in Time Stop or similar situations is due to abilities or other factors if not specified.
2. Immeasurable Speed:
	* Physically 4-Dimensional (and upwards) characters have immeasurable speed.
	* They can cover uncountable infinite 3-Dimensional distances (entire timeline size) in finite time.
	* Nature of dimensions and size properties enables this capability.
3. Transcending Space-Time:
	* Merely transcending space-time is not enough for immeasurable speed classification.
	* Exception: If it is explicitly stated or implied that the character transcends time through speed or equivalent means.
4. Universes and Immeasurable Speed:
	* Physically running out of a universe or moving between universes is immeasurable speed.
	* Universes are space-time/timelines containing past, present, and future.
	* Moving beyond a specific universe involves traversing beyond its space-time dimension and timeline.