Tier list

## How to use the tier list

Navigate the Nexulverse Tier List efficiently with this concise guide. Each tier, from Tier 9; non-existent /nothing to Tier ∞; Omnigodity, signifies a distinct level of cosmic authority. Readers can explore summaries for insights, and contributors are urged to align entities with the intended tier characteristics. Keep entries focused and clear, ensuring consistency across the Nexulverse. This guide serves as a quick reference for a seamless experience within this expansive cosmic hierarchy.

### Note

Take note that the majority of the Nexulverse Tier List operates on a conceptual basis rather than official validation, so it's crucial to bear this in mind while engaging with the cosmic hierarchy. Understand that the intricacies of the Tier list may not always align seamlessly, and occasional discrepancies might arise. The Tier list's purpose extends beyond conventional understanding, emphasizing a conceptual framework that contributes to the immersive narrative of the Nexulverse. It's essential to approach the cosmic layers with an appreciation for the creative and imaginative aspects rather than strict adherence to logical coherence. Remember that the Tier list system and layers system serve distinct purposes within the Nexulverse, offering a nuanced perspective on the cosmic order. Embrace the fluidity of the system, allowing it to add depth and richness to the overarching cosmic lore, even if it may not always adhere to conventional expectations.

### Tier 11: Lesser/lower dimension

#### 8-C Nothing/Non-Existent

Refers to characters that do not exist or theories that have been debunked.

#### 8-B Infinitesimal

Encompasses characters existing below the 2-dimensional plane.

### Tier 10: mundane

#### Low 7-B: Baby

Includes characters with the ability to exert force weaker than an average human or possessing the strength equivalent to a baby.

#### 7-B: Average Human

Denotes characters capable of applying force at the level of an average human.

#### High 7-B: Athletic Human

Encompasses characters capable of exerting force comparable to fit individuals.

#### Low 7-A: Peak Human

Describes characters with the capacity to apply force comparable to the upper limits of human strength.

#### Mid 7-A: Superhuman

Refers to characters capable of exerting enough force to destroy or significantly damage materials tougher than what a normal human could manage.

#### High 7-A: High Superhuman

Denotes characters capable of exerting enough force to destroy or significantly damage smaller buildings.

### Tier 9: Urban

#### Low 6-C - Building

Includes characters capable of exerting enough force to destroy or significantly damage structures comparable in size to apartment complexes and malls.

#### Mid 6-C: Large Building

Describes characters capable of exerting enough force to destroy or significantly damage structures comparable in size to towers.

#### High 6-C: City Block

Denotes characters capable of exerting enough force to destroy or significantly damage areas equivalent in size to city blocks.

### Tier 8: nuclear

#### Low 6-B: Town

Encompasses characters capable of exerting enough force to destroy or significantly damage areas comparable to towns.

#### 6-B - City

Refers to characters with the ability to exert force sufficient to destroy or significantly damage areas comparable to cities.

#### 6-A: Mountain

Describes characters capable of exerting enough force to destroy or significantly damage areas comparable to average mountains.

### Tier 7: tectonic

#### Low 5-C: Small Island

Includes characters with the capability to exert enough force to destroy or significantly damage areas comparable to small islands.

#### 5-C: Island

Denotes characters with the capacity to exert enough force to destroy or significantly damage areas comparable to islands or to damage characters with island-level durability.

#### 5-B: Country

Refers to characters capable of exerting enough force to destroy or significantly damage areas comparable to countries or to damage characters with country-level durability.

#### 5-A: Continent

Encompasses characters capable of exerting enough force to destroy or significantly damage areas comparable to continents.

### Tier 6: celestial

#### Low 4-C: Moon

Describes characters with the capacity to exert enough force to destroy or significantly damage areas comparable to a moon.

#### 4-C: Small Planet

Denotes characters capable of exerting enough force to destroy or significantly damage areas comparable to a smaller planet.

#### High 4-C: Large Planet

Refers to characters capable of exerting enough force to destroy or significantly damage areas comparable to larger planets, such as gas giants.