Power Scaling Levels

This is sourced from the Godverse Wiki,and the owner of this wiki is using it as a base to enhance his own Wiki. The official Tiering System exists to create uniform scaling throughout all articles on the Solairverse Wiki, and is used to categorize characters on the Power List. While users are allowed to do their own scaling, take that scaling with a grain of salt unless the character is scaled similarly on the Power List. Please leave any criticism of the system or any questions you may have in the comments.

# The System

## Tier 9: Zeroid

Characters whose value across all aspects of power is effectively zero, existing with a complete lack of any form of influence over any structures, no matter how infinitesimal the structure is.

## 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

### 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.

### Low 2-A: Low Externaversal

Characters who transcend dimensional scale, existing in planes indescribable through dimensional measurements, transcending dimensionality fundamentally.

### 2-A: Externaversal

Characters whose level of power is expressed through dimensionally transcendental infinities. This tier can be extended to any higher expression of these transcendent infinities.

### High 2-A: High Externaversal

Characters who transcend all expressions of infinity, existing as inexpressible meta-giants unbound to boundlessness, never self-exceeding with further variant of boundlessness, always absolute.

## Tier 1 - Transcendent

### Low 1-C: False Omniversal

Characters which wield absolute defined power, capable of molding into any set of definition or form, or lack thereof, to represent absolute transcendent power as themselves. This power stretches across all interactions or events of a Low Omniversal. Characters which can wield absolute power which is at the same time inconsistent (being absolute in two contradicting definitions) are not above Low Omniversal. Transdual forms and definitions also do not qualify for any higher than Low Omniversal.

### High 1-C: Omniversal

Characters which wield absolute defined power across two or more (any higher finite amount) sets of definitions and forms, or lack thereof. Similar to False Omniversal, this power stretches across all interactions with further verses.

### High 1-C: True Omniversal

Characters which wield absolute defined power across the never-ending sets of definitions and forms, or lack thereof. This takes the qualities of the two lower tiers, and renders them irrelevant as their power stretches across all versal interaction.

### 1-B: Outerversal

Characters who cannot be defined. No definition, existent or not, real or unreal, no recursive transdual definition, there can be no definition of an Outerversal being in terms of power, much less their nature. When “undefinable” is said, it is meant to the highest degree. No terminology of any form could show the capacity of an Outerversal. Feats displayed of this level, if there could be any, would “happen” in a manner completely unattached from description or a narrated explanation.

### 1-A: 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.

## Threat Levels Explained

This does not explain how strong a user is, it loosely explains their Multiverse destruction potential, or how much damage they could do to the Multiverse.

### 1 - Irrelevant

The weakest level, normally base monsters are classified as such.

### 2 - Boss

Boss monsters such as Sans and Undyne fall here, strong, but not Universal Destroyers.

### 3 - Chromatic Magic

Literally any monster or human who has mastered Chromatic Magic is ranked here.

### 4 - Guardians/Conduits/Creators/Destroyers

Conduits such as Dream and Nightmare are automatically placed at a 4 in base, though strength can vary due to their ability to pull power. Most creators and destroyers are also placed at this level.

### 5 - Time-Space Guardians

Cozmo, M87, Abyss, Time Kid all belong in this threat tier due to

### 6 - Virus Protocols

ANY Virus, no matter how weak is INSTANTLY placed here, due to the speed at which a Virus' power can grow, and immediately gets the attention of the Overseers and Error404

### 7 - Future Determiners

Fate and Destiny get to solo in this tier due to the fact they have the ability to determine the future of anything up to rank 6

### 8 - Overseers

Characters such as King! Multiverse and the higher entities get ranks here.

### 9 - Error404

As the Mainframe's candidate, Error404's power level is above everything except the Mainframe, so he is seemingly Nigh-Omnipotent by the normal character's standards, the highest example of strength in the verse, and is the only person with knowledge of external Multiverses.

### 10+ - Mainframe-Involvement

If a threat level is a 10 or up, the Mainframe gets involved in neutralizing the threat or removing it from the verse.

## Other elements

### The Spirit vs. The Soul

The spirit is a thoroughly misrepresented concept throughout the Godverse, being understood as some malleable article, entirely subject to the power of those above you. This is false. The soul as it is known by most is in fact only one type of essence, known as the Soul, the worldly bond which most beings are created with. Souls would be articles such as the Soul of Bravery, Perseverance, Integrity, Stability, etc.

But a true soul, known as a Spirit, is entirely different. Spirit refers to the immutable form of any given being. It is entirely unattached from mortality and mainstream existence, living as a formless timeless being, tied to every single being in Solairverse. The ticket into the Afterlife. A character can live without a Soul, but not without a Spirit. The Spirit is contained with the Soul, which ties it to the physical body. Were the Soul to break, the Spirit would be released.

A simpler way to explain this is: A Soul contains the defining traits of an entity, and controls emotions, as well as reflecting the owner's health. A Spirit contains their Magic, their knowledge, their energy, their memories, and appears as an incorporeal mist, or with some willpower, can resemble it's owners appearance, although they'll be largely unable to do anything but talk. A Soul can be physically affected, yet the Spirit cannot, unless one is the harbinger of Death. Only known entities to have ever interacted with the Spirit are Reaper, and his apprentices ReaperDust and Goth.

### Code

Code is the raw reality-stuff that defines a large majority of the characters within the verse, although some characters do not rely on it so exist. Arranged in blocks, with each block being the anchor that keeps concepts themselves consistent. Essentially, deep reality.

### Soul Types

Souls are the worldly cores of entities which define them in many ways. There are many types of Souls, all granting special capabilities. Due to Solaire's Rewrite, all Soul types and lore have been forced to be consistent across all of his reality.

#### Human Soul

Human's souls are capable of using magic, although their souls have a hard time generating the magic, which means it can physically drain or even damage them if too much is used too fast.

#### Monster Soul

Monster's souls do have traits, they are just so diluted that finding a prevalent trait is near impossible. Determination doesn't work unless they inject the EXACT perfect amount of it into the monster, which will give them a determination Soul. This amount is unique for all monsters as some have higher amounts of traits within their soul.

#### Fragmented Soul

A fragmented Soul is when a entity has a Soul with a piece missing from it. This can be for various reasons, such as half being stolen (Like Cross did to Classic Sans), or a being breaking their soul and giving a piece away. If two beings possess two halves of the same soul, they will be connected to the other, and wounds appear on the original soul owner. Their personalities will also meld slightly over time.

#### No Soul

A being without a soul is capable of using magic and Save Files, just not having emotions. A being with no soul will die within hours, if they do not have strong enough determination.

#### Inverted Souls

Inverted Souls are Souls which have become infected by the Hate trait, and while they still hold their original trait, it has often become inverted in nature, such as Bravery Souls becoming Fear Souls, which instead of feeling good when one overcomes their fears, it enjoys becoming the fear of others.

#### Traits

A soul with a secondary trait can be identified by the soul appearing to be a mix of the main colors, or having special appearances. A hate soul tends to always seems cracked.

##### Determination

Reset (Rewinds time to last save point). They can also summon swords, knives, shields, and replicate many kinds of monster magic.

##### Perseverance

Perseverance souls can make spikes is the same way Glitchtale Gaster does.

##### Justice

They can shoot a bullet from their hands.

##### Bravery

They can coat their hands in energy and use them to deal devastating melee blows.

##### Patience

Patience souls can make whips from energy.

##### Kindness

Heal (It can bring people that are severely injured back to full health).

##### Hate

Erase (Can remove items from existence). This will always be a secondary trait.

#### Inverted Souls

Inverted Souls are a darker, mutated version of the main Soul traits.

##### Animosity (Determination)

They still have a drive, but one more oriented towards violence.

##### Dishonesty (Integrity)

They lie a lot, and it comes easy to them.

##### Impatience (Patience)

Someone with the inverted patience trait is unable to wait, constantly bickering and bantering, essentially a Karen.

##### Callousness (Kindness)

They act rude, rough and are generally hard to get along with.

#### Soul Talismans

A soul talisman is when a soul is infused with an object, not a person. The user can access the souls powers, however the souls will have the same weaknesses they initially did. Kindness shields breaking can still damage the soul talisman, however it doesn't pose much risk for the user.

#### Human-Monster Absorption Soul Types

When a human and monster soul mix, it creates a new soul, belonging to both beings. There are actually several possible outcomes for what happens in Soul absorption, completely based upon how much of each soul was used.

##### Half and Half

A good example of this would be XSans. He is unable to access the Reset power, as his soul doesn't have enough determination, but XChara can utilize Overwrite.

##### Vessel and Whole

A good example of this type of Soul Absorption is Ultratale Chara, as between her and Frisk they have a single Soul between them, and power is also being withheld from Ultratale Chara, as they are in a Defiant Soul Bond.

##### Complete

Delta Sans is the prime example of this, as he is able to utilize not only powers native to him, but ones from the Bravery Soul as well.

##### Multi-Soul

This is simply when a being absorbs one or more complete Souls.

#### Human-Monster Soul Bonds

There are Three main types of Soul Bonds, Willing, Neutral and Defiant.

##### Willing

In a willing Soul Bond, both Souls freely share energy between them. These Souls can actually utilize Save Files, and can Save or Delete at will.

##### Neutral

In a Neutral Soul Bond, the Souls don't fight, but they don't exactly work together either.

##### Defiant

In a defiant Soul bond, the absorbed Soul is constantly resisting the host, and they tend to waste massive amounts of magic, lowering their Stamina, and total potential. The monster will be completely unable to access Save Files, as the humans Soul will be struggling to escape, withholding the strongest powers.

##### Rebellant

The worst kind of Soul bond, and can only happen with multiple souls. The souls will begin to physically attack the host, often being able to nearly kill it, however they kill themselves in the process.

### Buttons

Buttons are powerful tools, which function through a deeper layer of reality, Code. Code is the raw reality-stuff which serves as the basis for everything, from dimensions to reality warping. Buttons allow users to directly target this Code, creating unstoppable events, effects with undefinable causes, the overriding of reality warping, etc. Buttons however, can function only on dimensional levels within the user's grasp.

### Code Glitches

Glitches are when Code makes some sort of incalculation, or fails to properly interpret something. These are often caused through editing of files, even when non-maliciously done, or characters repetitively doing things they should not be, such as doing things not defined in their original world, forcing new lines of code to be made by the Mainframe to "patch" these glitches. A few good examples are:

#### Flight

SV! Classic Papyrus has shown capabilities to fly through the air, and this is because of his small amount of missing Data.

#### Teleportation

Most Sanses know this power, however few know it is accessible to them because of their missing Data.

#### Invulnerability

SV! Undertale Last Breath Sans defense data was Gaster's invalid/missing as long as Gaster controlled him, so the game read him as having infinite defense, causing no attacks to be able to deal any kind of damage.

#### Infinite Hp

SV! VHS Sans developed this as part of the Dataswap glitch, due to his original Data being Deleted, and the game replacing it with Asriel Dreemurr's Data, which allows him to not only access several of the Hyperdeath form's powers, but access an extra phase similar to Hyperdeath.

#### Data Crossover

DustDust is caused because of his LV data somehow being stored in the default Save File by accident, which allowed him to be much stronger than he should be in his fight against Frisk/Chara.

#### Infinite Items

This is a rather uncommon, but useful glitch power, as the user will never be able to truly use up an item, as it will automatically replenish itself.

#### Dataswap:

Dataswap occurs when the game accidentally gives one character another's battle data, sometimes causing them to be stronger or weaker than they should be.

## Authority

Authority is a being's position in priority of action. A being with higher authority's actions will always dwarf those of a lower authority being. The concept is essentially irrelevant, except for beings such as the 404 race, Fate, and Destiny.