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Tier 10: 10-C: Below Average Human

Level This tier is for characters who aren't able to exert the force that a normal human can, whether it be due to their nature or just genuinely being weaker than most normal human beingsThis extends to characters who are impaired, smaller animals such as dogs or cats, children and even beings who inhabit lower dimensions than the 3rd, such as a 2nd, 1st or even 0 dimensional entity who encompasses infinitely less mass and volume than humans of the 3rd dimension

10-B: Average Human Level This tier is for characters who either are humans or exert forces that most normal human beings can. This includes humans, teenagers and adults who aren't athletic or possess feats that are still within the realm of human capability but aren't exactly athletic

10-A: Athlete Level This tier is for characters who go beyond the average human and have trained their bodies to go beyond the average limitations. This includes trained fighters and generally most fit humans (This means most movie fighting characters are likely to be here as a baseline) 

Tier 9: superhuman

9-C: Street Level This tier is for peak humans and low superhuman characters. Few physically very strong olympic level athletes and martial artists in real life would qualify for this, alongside most protagonists and final villains from action/martial arts movies. This also applies to larger animals that exist in The Real WorldContrary to popular belief, this isn't a tier for destroying a street. It's more-so a reference to the fact people in these tier usually are street-bound humans who are super powerful

9-B wall level

This tier is for characters or weapons that can destroy walls. This extends to larger animals and giants who dwarf humans by a significant amount. Harming characters who have Wall Level durability also qualifies for this tier

9-A This tier is for characters or weapons that can destroy a room or a small building. This extends to extremely animals and immensely huge giants who dwarf humans to a large degree. Harming characters who have Small Building Level durability also qualifies for this tier

Characters who have a height of at least 13.41 meters can also breach into this tier via running kinetic energy as well

Tier 8: urban

8-C building level

This tier is for characters or weapons that can destroy a building. Harming characters who have Building Level durability also qualifies for this tier

Characters who have a height of at least 29.52 meters can also breach into this tier via running kinetic energy as well

High 8-C: Large Building LevelThis tier is for characters or weapons that can destroy skyscrapers or tall buildings that are comparable to skyscrapers in size. Harming characters who have Large Building Level durability also qualifies for this tierCharacters who have a height of at least 44.35 meters can also breach into this tier via running kinetic energy as well

8-B: City Block Level:This tier is for characters or weapons that can destroy a city-block or those harm characters who have City Block Level durability

Characters who have a height of at least 62.48 meters can also breach into this tier via running kinetic energy as well

8-A: Multi-City Block Level This tier is for characters or weapons that can destroy multiple city-blocks or those harm characters who have Multi-City Block Level durability

Characters who have a height of at least 96.93 meters can also breach into this tier via running kinetic energy as well

Tier 7:Nuclear Low 7-C: Small Town Level This tier is for characters or weapons that can small settlements, small towns or villages. Harming characters who have Small Town Level durability also qualifies for this tierCharacters who have a height of at least 153.70 meters can also breach into this tier via running kinetic energy as well

mountains or harm characters who have Mountain Level durability

Characters who have a height of at least 1536.19 meters can also breach into this tier via running kinetic energy as well

High 7-A: Large Mountain Level This tier is for characters or weapons that can destroy larger-sized mountains or harm characters who have

Large Mountain Level durabilityCharacters who have a height of at least 2435.35 meters can also breach into this tier via running kinetic energy as well

Tier 6: Tectonic 6-C:

 Island Level 

This tier is for characters or weapons that can destroy Islands or vast bodies of land the equivalent to an island. Harming characters who have Island Level durability also qualifies for this tier

Given the variable nature of islands and how there isn't a consistent census on what the minimum size needed to be an island, usually calculations are needed to get on this level but this is case by case

High 6-C: Large Island Level This tier is for characters or weapons that can destroy larger islands or vast bodies of land the equivalent to a large island. Harming characters who have Large Island Level durability also qualifies for this tier

Given the variable nature of islands and how there isn't a consistent census on what the minimum size needed to be an island, usually calculations are needed to get on this level but this is case by case

Low 6-B: Small Country LevelThis tier is for characters or weapons that can destroy small countries or vast bodies of land the equivalent to a small country. Harming characters who have Small Country Level durability also qualifies for this tier

6-B: Country Level This tier is for characters or weapons that can destroy countries or vast bodies of land the equivalent to a country. Harming characters who have Country Level durability also qualifies for this tier

High 6-B: Large Country Level This tier is for characters or weapons that can destroy large countries or vast bodies of land the equivalent to a large country. Harming characters who have Large Country Level durability also qualifies for this tier

6-A: Continent Level This tier is for characters or weapons that can destroy continents or vast bodies of land the equivalent to a continent. Harming characters who have Continent Level durability also qualifies for this tier

Given there isn't a consistent census on what the minimum size needed to be an continent, usually calculations are needed to get on this level but this is case by case

High 6-A: Multi-Continent LevelThis tier is for characters or weapons that can destroy multiple continents or vast bodies of land the equivalent to a multiple continents (such as Pangaea). Harming characters who have Multi-Continent Level durability also qualifies for this tierThis tier is also the general tier for characters who can raze the surface of a planet such as EarthThis tier can be assigned to characters capable of destroying celestial bodies

Tier 5: Planetary 

5-C: Moon LevelThis tier is for characters or weapons that can destroy a moon, or an astrological object of similar proportion. This can also include constructs that are comparable in size to the moon, such as ones predominantly shown in science fictionBeing able to move the moon at FTL speeds would also qualify for this tier, as it's bypassing it's KE

Low 5-B: Dwarf Planet LevelThis tier is for characters or weapons that can smaller planets (known as dwarf planets) or structures almost the size of a planet. Harming characters who have Dwarf Planet Level durability also qualifies for this tierBeing able to move the smaller planets at FTL speeds would also qualify for this tier, as it's bypassing it's KE

5-B: Planet Level This tier is for characters or weapons that can create and or destroy a planet. This also includes characters who can destroy objects that are relatively comparable in size to a planet (At least Earth-sized, given it's what the basis for this tier is)Being able to move planets at FTL speeds would also qualify for this tier, as it's bypassing it's KE

5-A: Large Planet Level This tier is for characters or weapons that can create and or destroy large planet. This tier also includes those who can effect gas giants such as Saturn or Jupiter, whom of which vastly exceed inner planets comprised of earthly material.Effecting multiple planets doesn't not inherently give you this tier, it's case by case

Being able to move large planets at FTL speeds would also qualify for this tier, as it's bypassing it's KE

Similarly, being able to move multiple planets isn't going to get this tier inherently and relies on context and or calculations

High 5-A: Dwarf Star LevelThis tier is for characters or weapons that can create and or destroy small stars such as white dwarf stars. Extremely dense large and or dense planets can potentially get this tier as wellBeing able to move smaller stars such as white dwarfs at FTL speeds would also qualify for this tier, as it's bypassing it's KETier 4: Stellar

 Low 4-C: Red Dwarf LevelThis tier is for characters or weapons that can destroy, create or effect small stars that are bigger than white dwarfs but are generally lesser than a main sequence star (such as our sun). Harming characters who have Red Dwarf Level durability also qualifies for this tierBeing able to move smaller stars such as red dwarfs at FTL speeds would also qualify for this tier, as it's bypassing it's KE

4-C: Star Level This tier is for characters or weapons that can destroy, create or effect stars (such as our sun). This tier is often given to characters who can effect a star of an unknown size or through unknown means. Harming characters who have Red Dwarf Level durability also qualifies for this tierBeing able to move a star such as the sun at FTL speeds would also qualify for this tier, as it's bypassing it's KE

High 4-C: Large Star LevelThis tier is for characters or weapons that can create, destroy or effect larger stars such as red giants or structures much larger than the sun. This includes harming characters with large star durability or creating pocket dimensions with a single sun.Characters who's size vastly exceeds that of the sun's would be assigned this tier by sheer size and kinetic energy

Characters who can output the equivalent to a Supernova are also assigned this tier

Being able to move a large star such as red giants at FTL speeds would also qualify for this tier, as it's bypassing it's KE

4-B: Solar System LevelThis tier is for characters or weapons that can create, destroy or effect an entire solar system. This tier can also be assigned to characters who can create/destroy dimensions that contain at least an Earth-Sun Distance or destroying a Neutron StarCharacters who's size vastly exceeds that of solar system would be assigned this tier by sheer size and kinetic energy

Characters who are able to produce a large supernova, a hypernova or even quark-nova are assigned this tier

Contrary to popular belief, being able to destroy all planets and the sun in the solar system doesn't give you Solar System Level power. Our tiering for Solar System Level stems from being able to create an omni-directional blast from Neptune to our sun

4-A: Multi-Solar System Level This tier is for characters or weapons that who can create/destroy multiple solar systems. This tier also encompasses characters who can create/destroy dimensions that contain at least two stars or a starry sky Being able to destroy large sectors of a galaxy would assign a character this tier by proxyBeing able to destroy average sized nebulae can potentially get this tier

Contrary to popular belief, being able to destroy multiple solar systems doesn't give you Multi-Solar System Level power. Our tiering for Multi-Solar System Level is being able to create an omni-directional blast from the sun to alpha centauri

Tier 3: Cosmic 3-C: Galaxy Level This tier is for characters or weapons that can create or destroy an entire galaxy. Harming characters who have Galaxy Level durability also qualifies for this tier

3-B: Multi-Galaxy Level This tier is for characters or weapons that can create or destroy multiple galaxies. This tier is also for characters who can effect large sections of the entire universe, as doing such a feat would be this level by default Being able to destroy a supercluster would warrant Multi-Galaxy given the sheer number of galaxies and it's sizeBeing able to destroy miniature universes or pocket spaces with multiple galaxies would assign characters this tier Destruction of the observable universe warrants this tier by nature of it's size

Contrary to belief, this tier is not achieved by simply destroying multiple galaxies but creating an omni-directional blast that extends from our milky way galaxy to the closest galaxy to our home one

3-A: UniversalThis category is separated in the following manner:

Universe Level: Characters who can destroy all of the physical matter within an observable universe at full power. More specifically, usually via an , omnidirectional energy blast, or a , that encompasses all of the stars and planets within a universe.

High Universe Level: Characters who have an infinite degree of 3-dimensional power. Alternately 4-dimensional power that is shown as completely qualitatively superior to 3-Dimensional beings, but is less than universal in scale. Or that allows them to create large parts of a universal continuum.Take note that 4-D power should logically always be superior to countably infinite 3-D power, so characters within this tier are not necessarily comparable.Further note that we consider most small scale time-space abilities as hax, not as AP.Other requirements for High Universal Level

Characters that have infinite power/infinitely growing powerCharacters who can contain and attack with infinite amounts of energy 

Tier 2: Low Multiversal2-C: Multi-Universe Level This category is separated in the following manner:

Universe Level+: (Low 2-C) This is for characters who can destroy and/or create the entire 4-dimensional space-time of one universe, not just the physical matter within one. For example, an entire timeline.

Multi-Universe Level: Characters who can destroy and/or create up to 1000 universal space-time continuums.2-B: Multiversal Characters who can create and/or destroy 1001 to any higher finite number of physical universes. Characters can effect most of but not all of an infinite multiverse are also assigned this tier too

2-A: Multiversal+This category is separated in the following manner:

Multiverse Level+: Characters who are capable of effecting an infinite number of universal space-time continuums. Each of them having to contain their own space-time flow and not be interconnected (otherwise that would be Low 2-C, but above baseline)

High Multiverse Level+: Characters who are 5-dimensional, and/or can destroy and/or create 5-dimensional space-time of a not insignificant size.Characters who can create, destroy or effect bulk spaces are also considered this level considering bulk cosmology asserts that our universal space-time continuum is nestled into a higher bulk that would be the equivalent to 5th dimensional

Characters who are transcendental of and or trivializes the existence of infinite realities can also be potentially rated at this tier

Tier 1: Extra-Dimensional 1-C: Megaverse LevelThese are 6-11-dimensional characters. Even 6-dimensional characters can logically easily destroy a more than countably infinite number of 5-dimensional space-time continuums, and 7-dimensional characters exceed that scale a more than countably infinite number of times, and so onwards. However, these characters do not exceed the 11-dimensional scale of the complete totality of a full multiverse, as defined by M-Theory.

This category is separated in the following manner:

Megaverse Level: 6-dimensional characters, 7-dimensional, 8-dimensional and 9-dimensional characters. Alternatively ones that are positioned at an unknown/unspecified level within this category.

Complex Megaverse Level: 10-dimensional and 11-dimensional characters.

1-B: Hyperversal12-dimensional beings and above. These are characters that are beyond complex multiversal scale.

"Hyperverse" in this case comes from two words: "Hyper", which is used in mathematics to designate higher-dimensional space, and something extreme, above or beyond the usual level. As well as "verse" as a short for "universe". So it is intended as a description of a superior higher-dimensional existence, beyond conventional reality.

12-dimensional characters are a more than countably infinite number of times greater than a full complex M-Theory multiverse, 13-dimensional character are a more than countably infinite number of times greater than that and so onwards.

This category is separated in the following manner:

Low Hyperverse Level: Characters with a finite number of dimensions greater than 11 but are below 26 Dimensions

Hyperverse Level: Characters who encompass any number of dimensions on the level of 26 higher dimensions or greater

High Hyperverse Level: Infinite-dimensional Hilbert Space characters. Take note that even if a character is a more than countably infinite number of times superior to an infinite-dimensional space, or similar, it would still usually only qualify for High 1-B, as long as the character does not transcend the concepts of time and space altogether. Infinite hierarchies where the levels of each layer shares a dimensional-like difference between lower dimensions are treated as being this level

Low 1-A: Low Metaverse LevelCharacters who are still bound to framework of dimensions but vastly exceed Infinite-Dimensional Space. This tier can also be assigned to characters who transcend 

High 1-B structures but don't exactly exist beyond the framework of dimensionality. In other words, characters are beyond all known dimensions within a theoretical framework but they don't necessarily exceed the concept of dimensionsCharacters who can affect objects with a number of dimensions greater than the set of natural numbers, in other words aleph-1 (an uncountably infinite number that is thought of to be the cardinality of real numbers themselves)Characters who embody and or are the very idea of dimensionality are assigned this tier as a bare minimum

Characters who can effect Modal Reality are given this tier an an absolute minimum, given that it pertains to real coordinate space

Characters who can effect a Level IV Multiverse are given this tier as an bare minimum, as it would at least encompass real coordinate space

1-A: Metaverse Level Characters who exist far beyond the conception of spatial dimensions and exceed the framework in which physical composition built around. Those who are rated this tier exceed all iterations of space-time and dimensions. Their nature renders them dimensionless and ergo the destruction of dimensioned space is insignificant to them as no number of dimensions can be applied to themMetaversal Entities exist outside the conception of dimensions and are outside the framework of "dimensionality" altogether

Characters who are ontologically beyond the concept of dimensionality will be rated as 1-A, regardless of the amount of dimensions existCharacters who predate the concept of dimensionality can potentially be rated as 1-A, although this is on a case by case basisCharacters who operate on Apophatic Theology and are "apophatic" in relation to dimensions would be rated as 

1-A Anything that reaches into the Inaccessible Cardinal or higher set of cardinality will still be considered 1-A but just higher into it than baseline.1-A α: Metaverse Level αCharacters who exist as a part of an infinite 1-A hierarchy or can effect an infinite amount of 1-A layers altogether. It should be noted that this tier doesn't just pertain to characters who can effect an infinite 1-A hierarchy but can exist the higher cardinal sets of infinity, with the upmost extend being characters who can effect the Von Neumann Universe, which encompasses all possible degrees of infinityAnother way to achieve this tier is scaling to Absolute Infinity as proposed by Cantor. This is a value that is so vast that no other cardinal can reach it, no matter how big or numerous it is, meaning that also having the presence of a Type 4 Multiverse can also potentially lead the way to a 1-A α ratingJust the mention of Absolute Infinity or merely existing as Absolute Infinity wouldn't warrant an instant 1-A α tier. There has to be no contradictions to the concept of Absolute Infinity as it functions in mathematics, otherwise it'll just be treated as scaling above all known things or values within a correspondent cosmologyOne can also potentially achieve this tiering through scaling to Extended Modal Realism, which would implicate the existence of anything that is possible and impossible, including ontological commitments. This would include the existence of things such as a Type 4 Multiverse and many other structures that would exist as a part of it's modal illogicality1-A β: Metaverse Level βCharacters who exist beyond the framework that defines dimensionality and un-dimensionality. The difference between 1-A and 1-A β is undefinable, as 1-A β is completely unreachable and inaccessible to any amount of 1-A layers, due to existing above the framework that defines "cardinality" and "size". In other words, characters or constructs of this level are in their own framework of "size" that is incomparable to our conventional conception of "size" and "infinity"The most common way to reach 1-A β is by existing as a "background" or a "container", in which can potentially contain any amount of 1-A structures within it's confines whilst the 1-A extensions are merely a lesser aspect of the full scope of said "background" or "container" in questionAnother way to reach 1-A β is by having statements or evidence to suggest that one is completely removed from any 1-A layers and that it wouldn't matter how many 1-A layers are added to the being or structure, as they would stand beyond an arbitrary amount of 1-A layers due to their existence being greater non-dimensionality altogetherThe next way for one to reach 1-A β is by existing beyond the distinction between dimensionality and un-dimensionality, as transcending this dichotomy altogether. This is rated on this level because for one to define and exist beyond the qualities of being 11-C to Low 1-A and 1-A would suggest that they exist outside the framework of 1-A altogether and thusly in it's own framework, which is textbook 1-A βCharacters who operate on Apophatic Theology and are "apophatic" in relation to 1-A characters or structures would be rated as 1-A β1-A Ω: Metaverse Level ΩCharacters who exist beyond the framework of what defines 1-A β, with the difference between 1-A Ω and 1-A β being akin to the same level of superiority that 1-A β characters have to 1-A characters. This is the say that 1-A Ω exists beyond the framework 1-A β and is completely inaccessible to any amount of 1-A β extensions. In this tier, you can potentially find the apex of the tiering system, which includes characters who operate on the purest and most accurate form of Apophatic Theology, which exists beyond framework in it's entiretyFor more information behind the inner workings of 1-A Ω,

Observation Haki (Kenbunshoku)Basic Perception: Senses the presence, strength, location, and emotions of others.Intent Reading: Predicts a target's immediate next attack and movement trajectory.Future Sight: Allows the user to see a few seconds into the future before an event occurs.

Armament Haki (Busoshoku)Invisible Armor: Creates a hard, invisible barrier for enhanced striking power and defense.

Hardening: Concentrates the Haki to coat the body or weapons in durable, black armor (often visible).Internal Destruction: Channels Haki outside the body to strike without touching, destroying targets from the inside out.

Conqueror's Haki (Haoshoku)Intimidation: Uses overwhelming willpower to knock out weak-willed individuals and tame wild animals.

Infusion: Coats attacks, fists, and weapons with a surge of Conqueror's Haki, creating immense destructive power.

Advanced Manifestation: The peak tier where Haki is projected outward to physically alter the environment, block strikes without contact, and split the skies.

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