Tier

## Introduction

Here's a simplified explanation of how this wiki organizes fictional characters, entities, and objects based on their abilities and the scale of their actions. It's important to remember that while Destructive Capacity and Area of Effect are crucial factors in determining a character's tier, they're not the sole criteria. Harming a character with a specific level of Durability can also place another character in the corresponding tier.

It's worth mentioning that characters in higher tiers aren't always invulnerable to those in lower tiers. Some powers and abilities can bridge the strength gap, enabling lower-tier entities to compete with or even surpass their counterparts.

Additionally, it's crucial to understand that the range of power within a single tier can vary greatly, with a significant gap between the weakest and strongest characters. So, being significantly more potent than a character in a particular tier doesn't automatically move you up to a higher rating.

## SCALE

### Tier A: Infinitesimal

This tier classification is reserved for characters or objects with the capability to manipulate, influence, or even reshape lower-dimensional universes or lower levels of reality. It's important to clarify that entities existing as drawings or comprised of data/information do not fall under this tier, as they remain three-dimensional entities but on an exceptionally minuscule scale.

Within this tier, there are several sub-tiers to distinguish various levels of power or influence.

#### A-1: Low Hypoversal

Characters or objects that possess the power to create or destroy constructs that exist in a 0-Dimensional space, regardless of their size. They can also exhibit influence over three levels of infinity, degrees of reality, fiction transcendence, or similar concepts that exist beneath the 3-Dimensional reality we're familiar with. This tier encompasses characters who fall significantly below these requirements as well, placing them all within the Low Hypoverse level.

#### A-2: Hypoversal

Characters or objects at this power level possess the capability to create or destroy constructs that exist in a 1-Dimensional space, regardless of their size. Additionally, they can exhibit influence over two levels of infinity, degrees of reality, fiction transcendence, or similar concepts that exist beneath the familiar 3-Dimensional reality. This tier represents a significant level of power and control over the fabric of reality and existence.

#### A-3: High hypoversal

Characters or objects at this power level have the ability to create or destroy constructs that exist in a 2-Dimensional space, regardless of their size. Additionally, they can exhibit influence over one level of infinity, degrees of reality, fiction transcendence, or similar concepts that exist beneath the familiar 3-Dimensional reality. This tier signifies a considerable degree of power and control over the structure of reality and existence, particularly in relation to lower-dimensional constructs.

### Tier B: Human

This category includes characters with abilities and capabilities that are on par with the average, real-world human. They do not possess extraordinary powers or attributes, and their abilities are consistent with what one would expect from a typical person in our everyday world.

#### B-1: Below Average Human

Characters or objects that have the ability to exert force similar to humans who fall below the average standard of strength. This includes individuals with limited physical strength, like small children or people with infirmities, as well as smaller animals such as cats and dogs. These characters or objects possess less physical power than the typical human.

#### B-2: Human

Characters or objects with human-level strength include teenagers, unathletic adults, or even everyday items like doors and chairs.

#### B-3: Athelete

Characters or objects with strength comparable to more athletic humans, such as trained fighters or physically fit individuals, often possess above-average physical abilities. This can range from superheroes with enhanced strength to items like heavy machinery or animals with strong physical capabilities.

### Tier C : Superhuman

These characters might have superhuman strength, powerful energy-based attacks, or advanced weaponry capable of such destruction. Examples could include superheroes, giant robots, or fantastical creatures with immense strength.

### C-1 : Street

Characters or objects at the "Street level" tier typically possess abilities comparable to Olympic-level athletes, highly trained martial artists, and larger animals. While the term may be somewhat misleading in its name, it's often used to describe characters or entities that excel in close combat, agility, and physical prowess, akin to street fighters in martial arts movies.

#### C-2 : Wall

Characters or objects capable of destroying or significantly damaging extremely resistant materials like stone, metal, steel, and structural components such as boulders and walls often possess formidable strength or advanced weaponry. These abilities place them in a category beyond typical human strength and into the realm of superhumans, powerful mechs, or advanced energy-based weaponry.

#### C-3 : Small Building

Characters or objects capable of destroying rooms or entire small constructions like houses or modest buildings often possess significant destructive power. This could include superhuman characters, advanced technology, or powerful explosives capable of causing such destruction.

### Tier D : Urban

Characters or weapons with superhuman capabilities that can destroy buildings or even entire city blocks often fall into the category of high-powered or catastrophic force. These could be superheroes with immense strength, colossal monsters, advanced alien technology, or devastating energy-based weaponry.

#### D-1 : Building

Characters or objects capable of destroying medium-sized buildings and structures like large factories or complex facilities often possess significant destructive power. This could include superhuman characters, advanced weaponry, or large-scale explosives capable of causing such destruction.

#### D-2 : Large Building

Characters or objects capable of destroying large buildings like skyscrapers typically have immense destructive power. This often includes superhuman characters with extraordinary abilities, advanced technology, or powerful explosives designed for such large-scale destruction.

#### D-3 : City Block

Characters or objects capable of destroying urban city blocks or equivalent areas of space typically possess catastrophic levels of power. This could involve superhuman characters with planet-shattering abilities, advanced weaponry on a massive scale, or apocalyptic events capable of causing such extensive destruction.

#### D-4 : Multi-City Block

Characters or objects capable of destroying multiple urban city blocks or equivalent areas of space often possess world-altering levels of power. This could involve superhuman characters with reality-bending abilities, superweapons of mass destruction, or cataclysmic events that can devastate large regions.

### Tier E : Nuclear

Characters, weapons, or entities in this category possess an immense level of power, capable of destroying entire towns, cities, or even mountains. This often involves superhuman abilities, doomsday devices, or cataclysmic forces on a grand scale.

#### E-1 : Small Town

Characters or objects capable of destroying a small town or settlement, or those who can easily harm characters with small town-level durability, are typically quite potent.

#### E-2 : Town

Characters or objects that can destroy a town, or those who can easily harm characters with town-level durability, are usually quite powerful within their respective fictional contexts.

#### E-3 : Large Town

Characters or objects that can destroy a large town, or those who can easily harm characters with large town-level durability.

#### E-4 : Small City

Characters or objects with the power to destroy a small city or harm characters with small city-level durability.

#### E-5 : City

Those capable of destroying a city or easily harming characters with city-level durability.

#### E-6 : Mountain

Characters or objects that can destroy a mountain or harm characters with mountain-level durability.

#### E-7 : Large Mountain

This level denotes characters or objects with the power to destroy large mountains or harm characters with large mountain-level durability.

### Tier F : Tectonic

Characters, weapons, or entities at this level possess apocalyptic levels of power, with the ability to potentially destroy entire islands or even continents. They may have the capacity to reshape landscapes, wield reality-altering abilities, or use superweapons of massive scale.

#### F-1 : Island

Characters or objects capable of destroying an island or easily harming characters with island-level durability.

#### F-2 : Large Island

Those who can destroy a large island or harm characters with large island-level durability.

#### F-3 : Small Country

Characters or objects that can destroy a small country or harm characters with small country-level durability.

#### F-4 : Country

Those with the ability to destroy an entire country or easily harm characters with country-level durability.

#### F-5 : Large Country

Characters or objects capable of destroying a large country or harming characters with large country-level durability.

#### F-6 Continental

This level denotes characters or objects with the power to destroy a continent or easily harm characters with continent-level durability.

#### F-7 : Multi-Continental

Characters or objects capable of destroying multiple continents or harming characters with multi-continent-level durability represent an even higher tier of power, often having world-shaping abilities or access to reality-bending forces.

### Tier G : Planetary

Characters, weapons, or entities in this category possess an astronomical level of power, capable of creating or destroying celestial bodies like moons, planets, or dwarf stars.

#### G-1 : Moon

Characters or objects capable of destroying a moon or a celestial object of similar proportion have significant power.

#### G-2 : Small Planet

Those who can destroy a small planet or easily harm characters with small planet-level durability are even more powerful.

#### G-3 : Planet

Characters or objects with the power to create or destroy entire planets.

#### G-4 : Large Planet

These characters or objects can create or destroy large ice giants such as Uranus and Neptune, indicating control over celestial bodies of immense size and power.

#### G-5 : Dwarf Star

Characters or objects capable of creating or destroying very small stars.

### Tier H : Stellar

Characters, weapons, or entities in this category possess an astronomical and cosmic level of power, with the ability to create or destroy stars, or even entire solar systems.

#### H-1 : Small Star

Characters or objects capable of creating or destroying small stars.

#### H-2 : Star

Those with the ability to create or destroy a standard-sized star.

#### H-3 : Large Star

Characters or objects that can create or destroy a large star.

#### H-4 : Solar system[

Those who can create or destroy an entire solar system.

#### H-5 Multi-Solar System

Characters or objects capable of creating or destroying multiple solar.

### Tier I : Cosmic

Characters, weapons, or entities in this category possess cosmic and universe-altering levels of power. They have the ability to create or destroy galaxies, manipulate spacetime, and even influence the entire three-dimensional contents of a universe.

#### I-1 : Galaxy

Characters or objects capable of creating and/or destroying a galaxy, considering the space between celestial bodies.

#### I-2 : Multi-Galaxy

Those who can create and/or destroy multiple galaxies, accounting for the space between celestial objects.

#### I-3 : Universal

Characters or objects that can create or destroy all celestial bodies within a finite 3-D space equivalent in size to the observable universe via an omnidirectional explosion or create/significantly affect a 3-D universe or pocket dimension of comparable size.

#### I-4 : High Universal

Characters or objects demonstrating an infinite amount of energy on a 3-D scale, including creating or destroying infinite mass or affecting infinite 3-D spaces or universes, possess truly god-like abilities. This level transcends the finite and extends to vast multitudes of infinite 3-D universes, but only if they are causally isolated from each other by separate spacetime or existence. Being "infinitely" stronger, unless uncountably so, does not qualify for a higher tier.

#### Tier J : Multiversal

Characters in this category possess god-like power, as they can create or destroy a 4-dimensional universal spacetime continuum. This level of ability implies control over the entire fabric of spacetime, transcending individual universes and dimensions.

Characters or objects at these levels exhibit god-like control over the fabric of existence:

#### J-1 : Universal+

These beings can significantly affect, create, and/or destroy a 4-dimensional universal spacetime continuum.

#### J-2 : Low Multiversal

Characters or objects that can significantly affect, create, and/or destroy small multiverses composed of several separate space-time continuums, ranging from two to a thousand.

#### J-3 : Multiversal

Characters or objects that can significantly affect, create, and/or destroy larger multiverses comprised of 1001 or more separate space-time continuums.

#### J-4 : Multiversal+

Beings capable of significantly affecting, creating, and/or destroying a countably infinite number of separate space-time continuums.

### Tier K : Extradimensional

Characters who can significantly affect spaces of qualitatively greater sizes than ordinary universal models and spaces, often represented in fiction as higher levels or states of existence, possess a form of transcendence that elevates them to a god-like status.

#### K-1 : Low Complex Multiversal

Characters or objects that can universally affect, create, and/or destroy spaces corresponding to one to two higher levels of infinity greater than a standard universal model, specifically Low 2-C structures. In terms of "dimensional" scale, this can be equated to 5 and 6-dimensional real coordinate spaces (R ^ 5 to R ^ 6)

#### K-2 : Complex Multiversal

Characters or objects that can universally affect, create, and/or destroy spaces corresponding to three to five higher levels of infinity greater than a standard universal model, particularly in 7 to 9-dimensional real coordinate spaces (R ^ 7 to R ^ 9)

#### K-3 : High Complex Multiversal

Characters or objects that can universally affect, create, and/or destroy spaces corresponding to six to seven higher levels of infinity greater than a standard universal model, typically in 10 to 11-dimensional real coordinate spaces (R ^ 10 to R ^ 11)

#### K-4 : Hyperversal

Characters or objects that can universally affect, create, and/or destroy spaces corresponding to eight or more higher levels of infinity beyond a standard universal model, particularly in 12-dimensional real coordinate spaces (R ^ 12 and up)

#### K-5 : High Hyperversal

Characters or objects that can universally affect, create, and/or destroy structures equivalent to a countably infinite number of qualitative sizes above a universal model, often represented by endless hierarchies of existence or spaces with countably infinite dimensions.

### Tier L : Transcendent

Characters or objects that functionally transcend the entire Tiering System, including those with absolute power over infinite hierarchies of levels of infinity, are incomprehensibly supreme within their fictional realms.

#### L-1 : Low Outerversal

Characters or objects that can affect structures with a number of dimensions exceeding the set of natural numbers, specifically reaching the realm of uncountable infinity (aleph-1), exist at an inconceivable level of transcendence within their fictional settings. They operate on a scale that defies conventional understanding and hierarchy, possessing immeasurable cosmic power. These beings are beyond any classification or limitations, even surpassing entities with control over high 1-B structures.

* **Note:** To qualify for the tier described in the previous response, characters or objects must surpass hierarchies of levels of existence with dimensions exceeding the set of natural numbers in their entirety. Simply occupying another level within the hierarchy or adding an additional layer above the existing hierarchy is not sufficient.

#### L-2 : Outerversal

Characters or objects that can affect structures with a number of dimensions equal to the cardinal aleph-2, and extrapolated to larger cardinal numbers like aleph-3, aleph-4, and beyond, possess an attack potency that completely exceeds Low 1-A structures to the same degree that Low 1-A exceeds High 1-B and below. In the Attack Potency section, characters at this level should be denoted with a + modifier (Outerverse level+), indicating their power's transcendence beyond the boundaries of the standard tiering system.

#### L-3 : High Outerversal

Characters or objects that can affect structures larger than what the logical framework defining 1-A and below can accommodate exist at a level that transcends any conceivable hierarchy. Their power operates beyond the constraints of the tiering system, rendering them completely unreachable to any 1-A hierarchies. These entities are beyond classification and limitations, wielding cosmic authority that defies all conventional understanding and hierarchy.

Consider the concept of an inaccessible cardinal as a concrete example. Inaccessible cardinals are numbers so large that they cannot be reached or accessed by smaller numbers. To define and understand them in a formal context, we must assume their existence. Even the number of infinite cardinals between the first inaccessible cardinal and aleph-2 (which defines 1-A) surpasses the count of cardinals like aleph-0, aleph-1, aleph-2, aleph-3, and so on, as well as many aleph numbers with indexes represented by infinite ordinals. This demonstrates the incomprehensible magnitude of such structures. Characters or objects that can affect these structures operate on a level that goes far beyond any hierarchy within the tiering system, including 1-A and below. Their power is so vast that it renders them completely unreachable for lower-tier entities and systems.

### Tier M : Boundless

Characters or objects that can affect structures exceeding the logical foundations of High 1-A, surpassing all possible levels within High 1-A, including an infinite or uncountable number of such levels, occupy a tier that hasm no endpoint. This tier can be extended to any higher level, much like the tiers described above. It represents a level of power that transcends any classification or system, where the very framework defining High 1-A and beyond is insufficient to encapsulate their capabilities.

* **Note:** Attaining this tier is not solely achieved by claiming omnipotence or similar attributes; such statements should be accompanied by substantial supporting evidence. This tier requires concrete demonstrations of power that far exceed High 1-A and can extend indefinitely, making it a level of authority that defies conventional classification and systems.