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1. Answer the Title(question). True or False, and why.
To clarify my question: I mean—Does Entity when SFV lacks cosmology and feats, will Entity still qualify as Boundless? True or False, and why.
Context:
Entity = character or idea
SFV = Series/Franchise/Verse
1a. SFV's only portrays Entity's narrative and/or statements, it was claimed from certain support character, whilst the SFV's without narrative of "beyond higher dimensions" and/or "infinite hierarchies" and/or etcetera therefore lacks cosmology.
1b. Cosmology (along with Feats) that I'm referring to is SFV's world building, which means the story portrays a settings, characters and plots. However, when character or something is Boundless whilst the series/franchise without Cosmology, it defines as lacking the portrayal of world building regarding "beyond higher dimensions" and/or "infinite hierarchies" and/or etcetera.
2. There this guy (I decided it will remain anonymous) who I was debating, they're claiming that in VSB, cosmology (along with feats) becomes irrelevant, as long as character/something have narrative and/or statement similar to Totality Embodiment (since Fiction have variants of portraying it) whilst there's a character who's able to reach/access it requiring to give up everything that they had, in order to unite with with it (therefore reachable). The issue was that FSV portrays Totality Embodiment without cosmology (same as 1a/1b situations), does narrative statement alone qualifies it as boundless? Yes or No, and why?
To clarify my question: I mean—Does Entity when SFV lacks cosmology and feats, will Entity still qualify as Boundless? True or False, and why.
Context:
Entity = character or idea
SFV = Series/Franchise/Verse
1a. SFV's only portrays Entity's narrative and/or statements, it was claimed from certain support character, whilst the SFV's without narrative of "beyond higher dimensions" and/or "infinite hierarchies" and/or etcetera therefore lacks cosmology.
1b. Cosmology (along with Feats) that I'm referring to is SFV's world building, which means the story portrays a settings, characters and plots. However, when character or something is Boundless whilst the series/franchise without Cosmology, it defines as lacking the portrayal of world building regarding "beyond higher dimensions" and/or "infinite hierarchies" and/or etcetera.
2. There this guy (I decided it will remain anonymous) who I was debating, they're claiming that in VSB, cosmology (along with feats) becomes irrelevant, as long as character/something have narrative and/or statement similar to Totality Embodiment (since Fiction have variants of portraying it) whilst there's a character who's able to reach/access it requiring to give up everything that they had, in order to unite with with it (therefore reachable). The issue was that FSV portrays Totality Embodiment without cosmology (same as 1a/1b situations), does narrative statement alone qualifies it as boundless? Yes or No, and why?
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