Universe level+ Requirements

[Gp972]

Let's say there's a mention/feat of destroying the entire universe, how can I know if it affects time as well?

Or is any destruction of all of the universe universal?

I also found this, is it true?

"If a fictional universe features a multiverse, or if the universe is a spacetime or something similar, then the destruction of the entire universe, along with statements like "I will destroy EVERYTHING in the universe and the universe itself," should automatically result in a low 2-C value. This is because, in these situations, the universe is a low 2-C structure, and therefore, the destruction of the universe itself (not just matter, but everything) should, by default, be low 2-C."

 

[AyOgUyS]

Let's say there's a mention/feat of destroying the entire universe, how can I know if it affects time as well?

If the past and future are destroyed as well as the present, if all of history is being affected, if its said both space and time are affected, etc.

 

[StrikingMosquito245]

Let's say there's a mention/feat of destroying the entire universe, how can I know if it affects time as well?

Or is any destruction of all of the universe universal?

I also found this, is it true?

"If a fictional universe features a multiverse, or if the universe is a spacetime or something similar, then the destruction of the entire universe, along with statements like "I will destroy EVERYTHING in the universe and the universe itself," should automatically result in a low 2-C value. This is because, in these situations, the universe is a low 2-C structure, and therefore, the destruction of the universe itself (not just matter, but everything) should, by default, be low 2-C."

To summarize your first two points I think we usually handle it like this: Destroying a universe is a 3D feat destroying the universe and it's timeline is 4D making it Uni+. This is why people are required to have showings of timeline destruction/creation for uni+. And on that second point (the quote) depends on what is accepted in the verse we can't generalize it.

If the past and future are destroyed as well as the present, if all of history is being affected, if its said both space and time are affected, etc.

Though I think past and future is enough and present doesn't really need to be part of it? As the destruction of both already implies that there is no present time is linear and if we cut of both end points we are basically left with nothing

 

[Gp972]

If the past and future are destroyed as well as the present, if all of history is being affected, if its said both space and time are affected, etc.

For example, in Dragon Ball Super it's said that the entire universe will be destroyed. They don't mention spacetime or anything, Is it 2-C because if you significantly affect two structures separated by space and time, you're automatically affecting their time and space, right?

So if they weren't separated by spacetime, or if only one would be affected, would it be universal or universal+?

 

[AyOgUyS]

For example, in Dragon Ball Super it's said that the entire universe will be destroyed. They don't mention spacetime or anything, Is it 2-C because if you significantly affect two structures separated by space and time, you're automatically affecting their time and space, right?

So if they weren't separated by spacetime, or if only one would be affected, would it be universal or universal+?

Yes, I think that is the case.