
This is in the last bit of my paragraph

@Shivansh
@Which proves he was talking about dimensions of geometry
- Yes he was in the first bit but not the "limitless dimensions" one. I've already supported this a lot of times. But for your sake I'm going to say it again I think for the last time. It was explicitly stated that the universe has become a kaleidoscope which are the things that Reeds saw when he witnessed the Crossroads, and the other appearances of the Crossroads(Doctor Doom, Hulk, etc) supports the fact that they are merely alien dimensions/universes/realities. No mention or even implication of High 1-B ever appeared again.
@How does that proves anything? Stop with that Ad Nauseum because you're just making a fool out of yourself
- It proves that in context, the limitless dimensions equate to universes as they look like the Kaleidoscope(which is what Reeds is equating to a universe). The fact that it has been repeated does not refute it all.
- You have not done anything but falsely claim that there are higher dimension spaces in the Negative Zone(the actual comic means it as higher realms), have not refute anything I claimed but just blindly rejects it, repeats stuffs all over again.
@Because you said so? The crossroads is a magical realm where Hulk and X-Foes can chill and fight (hell Bruce Banner could survive) while Crossroads of Infinity is at the farthest cosmic edge of Sub-Space where Reed needed the cosmonaut suit to even get close
- Uh no, the comic said so. Their nature and purpose of existence is the same, all the thing that changed was the name. Crossroads was never referred to as a magical realm though you're literally making up that claim just to benift yourself. I mean you do know that even in the slightest bit of chance that they are seperate realms, that still does not prove that the Crossroads of Infinity is a High 1-B structure as the appearances of it(recent FF, and Doctor Doom visiting Beyonder) in many comics says otherwise and that mention of limitless dimensions just equates to universes. Just like as it had always been for most of the times.
@No it's not just because you say 'literally' and your repetitive arguments wouldn't get you anywhere
- It is though, if anything's different that would be the location. Their nature are perfectly the same. It is repetitive, yes but you seem unable to refute it.
@Almost no fictional verse directly says "hey there, this right here is legit infinite dimensional or beyond dimensional stuff and you can rate it as High 1-B or whatever you want. Have a nice day!!" You have to read and interpret the statements in context and so far you comprehension aptitude has been proven to be beyond pathetic
- Uh no. Most verses that have High 1-B multiverse/structure explicitly states and explains it. Lovecraft for example, 90's Marvel up to current for example, The Dark Tower for example, etc. I mean the few out of many other verses that I mentioned actually explains it and proves that it's not a headcanon to say they are dimensional planes, and that the dimensions/layers of existence they talk about aren't universes/realms.
- If that is how you refute things then I don't know what to say. What you said here is obvious but it does not benift your argument at all. As context and other appearances of the Crossroads of Infinity says otherwise.
@You appear to lack basic secondary school education. Just because Sub-Space helps you travel faster than light, doesn't debunks that in context, Reed used the term 'dimension' as what it means in geometry, not referring to 'ordinary universes'
- Except you don't understand that he talks dimensions(geometry) only about the 4th dimensional universe that he saw, and as after that he says all about the universe looking like a kaleidoscope which is literally the "limitless dimensions" that he saw, he implied that they are universes.
- More over, it's not ordinary universes contained within the Crossroads of Infinity. It's a bunch of alien dimensions(alien because it has different law of physics/reality) like the one in Doom. It states dimensions as reference to all universes not just ordinary ones. Inb4 "Who said that you?" Uh no, it has been proven in the comics.
@I have read them long ago, like i said before in case you're too dumb to even understand that. Both the comics talk about Crossroads of Infinity that exists at the edge of Sub-Space, not the magic realm where Hulk was trapped
- It's not a magical realm though and yes the COI exists at the sub-space acting as thd connector to every universes/realities exactly what the Crossroads is(minus the location of the realm). And you're treating as if the Crossroads is beneath the COI whereas they have the same value(considering they are seperate, as you say) as the Crossroads exists at the nexus of realities serving as one out of the many layers of the multiverse.
@Where does it says it only grants access to 'realities'. You do know realities or Universes are a part of 'the everything' that Crossroads is a juncture to?
They are part of the everything but you do know that the "everything"(totality/multiverse) in Marvel at the time has no mentions of an High 1-B multiverse? And also, it didn't even say "juncture to everything" just like what you claimed. It was mentioned as "juncture to everywhere". The latest comic where it appeared supports my claim(a pathway to every place in existence) and all of the other appearances of it supports it.
@You didn't do anything but proving that your intellectual standards are lower than my cousin who is a KG student right now ;(
- Ad hominem seems to be your hobby, and you're making yourself look worse, I actually stopped because Ant told me.
@Reed talks about geometric dimensions, he refers to the place as 'limitless dimensions' and so that ends the story, you can gish gallop all you want and it wouldn't get your dumbass anywhere
- Simply saying that doesn't refute my argument. The only part where he says dimensional planes is the 4-D universe that he saw. Literally the "world of limitless dimensions" wasn't reiterated in other comics of its appearances, and it makes more sense to interpret as "world of limitless universes" because Reeds said that the universe has become a kaleidoscope(literally the things that we see on panel), definition of the official word in Marvel says so, other comics at the time says dimensions=universes.
- The only thing where it would be dimensions =/= universes, is that if it was supported by context. Like Beyonder being mentioned as an infinite dimensional entity, etc.
@It proves that the dimensions used in context of Hyperspace are higher geometric and at the end is Crossroads of INFINITY, that is infinite dimensional
- They are not even dimensional planes. Literally the comic where you got the scan from debunks you. What it meant by a higher dimension= higher reality. Uh, where was it mentioned or even implied that it was infinite dimensional?
@You are probably the dumbest person I have debated in past few months. It says 'higher realms' which only proves my point. Higher dimensions can be anything from higher universes to realms to planes of existence, for god's sake stop with that pseudo intellectual ignorant attitude of yours
- Uh no, higher realms=/= higher dimensional plane. Unless you wanna say Asgard is a higher dimensional plane, there are other verses that have a higher realm but isn't necessary a higher dimension. The higher dimensions of the hyperspace isn't actual geometric dimensional planes but just a higher realm.
@You have nothing but delusional hallucinations and are just trying to waste time which i think you've got plenty of
- Ad Hominem(2)
@It was used by Doctor Strange first to remove Banner from earth when he lost control, and was referred to as a special place under Strange's knowledge. Which is why I called it a magical realm. You can call it whatever you want, it is just different from the Crossroads at Sub-Space and that is what matters
- Except it wasn't a magical realm. The fact that Doctor Strange can BFR hulk into the Crossroads doesn't mean it's a magical realm. I concede about the part where they are the exactly the same. Not because of what you said but because I found an official source that says they are the seperate but maybe connected. That aside, the Crossroads isn't any less significant than the Crossroads of Infinity. Their purpose of existence remains the same, one is located at the sub-space(an interdimensional space) serves as the juncture to every universes, one is located at the nexus of realities and serves as interdimensional connector to every place in existence.
The scans are the same as they support my argument. The scans that are new is this:
https://imgur.com/gallery/TxFfEvD
Crossroads and Crossroads of Infinity having the same purpose of existence:
https://imgur.com/gallery/177pHzx https://imgur.com/gallery/LPgZ5lt
There's one more appearance of the Crossroads of Infinity and that would be in Silver Surfer(1987) #16 yet it wasn't mentioned as one. For a realm/structure to be classified as High 1-B, it needs to be briefly explained in context and not just headcanon where it's obviously contradicted by its other appearances in other comics. Crossroads of Infinity is merely talking about dimensions in context to universes. The repetitive argument of geometric dimensions only apply to the 4-D universe that Reed saw(like how it is in other verses), not the COI as he explicitly said in the message bubble before the panel about it.