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Nah it's cool, it's nice shooting the shit at times. Unwind a bit.

Yeah, you act like I'm like a SB'er that can't handle a series I'm not fond of beating a series I am fond of.:hm Besides, I'm a bigger Bleach fan than a Nasuverse fan and how many series murders that in it's crib?

Well either way, it would still just be Universal+ until we get any real proof that it can be used to go Multiversal Besides be proud, To Aru is still stronger than most series, if it stays Universal+, it would still beat plenty of series.

Basically, we STILL haven't accepted Solar System Super Perfect Cell precisely because there's nothing showing that Cell or anything else in that standing can destroy the Solar System outside of non-canon videogames and databooks that just say so. That's how we operate, it's not some bias against To Aru as you think it is. If there's genuine proof of Multiversal To Aru, people would ultimately accept it despite the bias, people have done it with series they hate far more or see as a bigger joke for less.

Yeah, this isn't a grand idea to do this and do it because Nos gave you an Optimistic rating of all things... he does that to anyone and anything he doesn't agree or see eye to eye on. I'll put this for perspective on why I don't think To Aru is anything higher than Universal+: 1. Kamachi stated that there is only ONE Universe for To Aru. Unless we get any proof that there are legit more Universes for To Aru and many others, no matter how huge it is, it's just ONE Universe. We do this same thing for Dragonball even when we say proof that the Dragonball's Universe is far bigger than our Observable Universe and includes the Afterlife which is just as big. 2. For example with the Nasuverse as we all know they get compared here and in some other places but the Nasuverse has 2 major advantages over To Aru: A) It actually long since established it's concept of multiple timelines and layered Worlds for years(Even with the "limitation" of not having truly infinite timelines, it basically...