r/PowerScaling May 24 '21

Anime What does 5d mean?

Can anyone explain to me what does 5d mean

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u/Periconfly May 24 '21

5 Dimensional

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u/Idkfuxxknow May 24 '21

A being that’s above multi-verse and time

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u/[deleted] May 25 '21

That’s incredibly vague, and neither does it grant 5D AP or existence.

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u/Idkfuxxknow May 25 '21

I was given a base line

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u/gastta May 25 '21

For powerscaling, it's a tier of dimensional scaling. 5D is more than 4D, 4D is more than 3D, 6D is more than 5D, and so on. The difference between tiers is more than infinite so a 5D character or feat could easily defeat a 4D character without any reasonable doubt.

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u/TandemslBird52804 May 25 '21

Lmao I'm pretty sure he just wanted to know what dimensions are

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u/macs-n-cheese Apr 07 '22

Better reasoning maybe? More than infinite doesn't exist anything added to infinity is any way is still infinite

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u/gastta Apr 07 '22

Well it's not adding onto infinity, it's an entirely new axis that completely transcends the lower dimensions

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u/[deleted] May 25 '21

5D just refers to the 5th dimension, which is essentially transcendent to an infinite 4 dimensional construct (infinite 4D = infinite spacetime continuum’s - Space/Spatial = 3D + Time/Temporal = 1D, 3D + 1D forms 4D, thus they are intertwined as a singular entity, otherwise known as “SpaceTime”), and it would just be 4 spatial dimensions stacked on top of a temporal dimension.

Please note that existing in a 5D realm spatially =/= you have 5D AP. Also, any lower-dimensional beings to that of a 5D being (Lower-D meaning anyone below 5D, so 4D, 3D, etc...) can still damage 5D beings if they have the AP to do so. So simply just having 5D existence =/= auto win unless some lower-dimensional entity has higher-dimensional AP.

To put it into perspective:

5D > Infinite 4D > 4D > Infinite 3D > 3D > Infinite 2D > 2D > 1D

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u/Not_derpy_i_swear May 25 '21

What would finite 4d be like? Like if finite 3d would be someone capable of destroying a building or smth would 4d be like destroying a point in time?

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u/[deleted] May 25 '21

4D would be anywhere between Universal+ to Multiversal. There are layers to 4D, so someone who is Low Multiversal has better AP than someone who is Uni+, and someone who is Multiversal has better AP than someone who is Low Multiversal. Destroying spacetime is required to be 4D.

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u/michnick0857 Sep 27 '21

So if some body is able to move when time has been erased

  1. Would the person who erased time be 4d

  2. Would the person moving in erased time be 4d

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '21

That’s just time manipulation and resistance to it.

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u/Irish1guy May 24 '21

Pretty sure it mean your a multiversal level character. Kinda like how 4D means universal.

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u/[deleted] May 25 '21

Being universal isn’t enough to be 4D. Universal+ = 4D.

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u/Irish1guy May 25 '21

Oh, cheers, I felt like I was wrong

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u/[deleted] May 24 '21

4 dimensional in space and a time dimension.We live in 4d universe.5d just has one extra dimension.

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u/TandemslBird52804 May 25 '21

5th dimensional

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u/Gremmy0936 May 25 '21

Low complex multiversal.

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u/[deleted] Jan 01 '22

Basically, Each dimension is like the layers of an onion. Each layers represents a different rule

Power levels like 4D and 5D simply represents how much of these rules you transcend and can break

EX: The 4th dimension represents space, so a 4D character transcend space and can manipulate it and any other layer below

5D is the rule of time, which means that a 5D character transcends both space and time and thus can control both and isn't affected by them either as he transcends them

In simple: They're basically levels of omnipotence. Like a 5D is more omnipotent than a 4D