5D HDE without being low 1-C

[TheGreatJedi13]

Seeing how to be low 1-C now needs to be infinitely large in a 5D size
can an entity be 5D in existence but not be on low 1-C and would that 5D existence grants him basically unconventional resistance to all hax below 5D that cannot encompass it?

extra question - Said an entity is in unknown size of higher dimensional existence let's assume 4D spatial. then said entity also transcend Space-time itself as he is the one that brought it to exist in the first place something akin to painting it into a canvass. is that enough for an entity to be Low 1-C or is infinitely large in 5D is still required

 

[Confluctor]

You can be 5-D, yes, but not always low 1-C. For example, the original Mister Mxy is from the fifth dimension, and he has hde/hdm, but he wouldn't qualify for Low 1-C (from what I have read so far) because it is not infinitely superior. And resistance depends from verse to verse. They need to specify it.

As for your second question... if there is an R>F difference, it makes the entity low 1-C by default.

 

[TheGreatJedi13]

You can be 5-D, yes, but not always low 1-C. For example, the original Mister Mxy is from the fifth dimension, and he has hde/hdm, but he wouldn't qualify for Low 1-C (from what I have read so far) because it is not infinitely superior. And resistance depends from verse to verse. They need to specify it.

make sense. well I guess in the context of this verse almost nothing works against him because everything originated from him and everything that exists is simply a part of his existence or his power to the point that even though he supposedly split himself into 2 different beings he still exist as a singular being

As for your second question... if there is an R>F difference, it makes the entity low 1-C by default.

So reality to fiction difference or being infinitely superior would qualify it as low 1-C. got it

 

[Worthless]

Maybe. Shleemypants is a fourth dimensional beings but isn't a universal+

 

[GreatIskandar14045]

Being a higher dimensional being doesn't necessarily grant ones uncountably power difference because dimensions are just axis of movements, that one's power can remain unchanged even if his dimensionality does (see this FAQ), so yeah it just works as it is.

Say, there's a 5D guy that could bust a whole planet, he'll be rated as 5-B and has HDE as addition. However, since the guy is literally higher dimensional, the lower dimensional beings are not capable to harm him because higher dimensions are unconventionally larger on inaccessible level due to the additional angles they possessed by. Which means, said guy will resist anything from the lower dimensions since they just do not have the range to do so (of course there might be niche situations that can do the trick like smurf hax, higher dimensional manipulation, et cetera).

Anyway, I'd like to correct you that you don't have to be infinitely larger than a 5D object in order to be Low 1-C, since the baseline Low 1-C is literally a 5-dimensional universe with the higher dimension being superior to the lowers. Think about a timeline with 1 additional dimension that embedded the entire space.

 

[TheGreatJedi13]

Anyway, I'd like to correct you that you don't have to be infinitely larger than a 5D object in order to be Low 1-C, since the baseline Low 1-C is literally a 5-dimensional universe with the higher dimension being superior to the lowers. Think about a timeline with 1 additional dimension that embedded the entire space.

so similar to low 2-C requirements needing it to be the size of a universe. got it. well in a way that if someone can destroy an entire universe structure like that they will get low 1-C or simply create it.

 

[GreatIskandar14045]

so similar to low 2-C requirements needing it to be the size of a universe. got it. well in a way that if someone can destroy an entire universe structure like that they will get low 1-C or simply create it.

Yep, simply like Low 2-C (universe-sized 4D structure or a timeline itself), but now it is 5D.