High Outerversal

Definition

A theoretical power level in fan fiction and anime debates describing beings that transcend conventional hierarchy systems to a degree that makes inaccessible cardinals look humble. It's what internet mathematicians yell when they need to win an argument about who's stronger.

Example Usage

If we're using inaccessible cardinal scaling, that character is basically High Outerversal, so the debate's over.

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