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Verses carried by top tiers

Eureka Seven - Nirvash Type-Zero & Nirvash Type-THEEND are country/continent level (as is Oratorio Number 8), while all the other LFOs are building/cityblock/multi-citiblock level, and airships are town/city level (there may be some even high shenanigans with the Limit of Questions, though I need to look into that more to see if it actually scales to anyone).
 
Delicious in Dungeon - The Winged Lion is around island/country level (with the aggregate true 'form' of all demons potentially being universal), and Dungeon Masters being city to country level (although still glass cannons), and the strongest monsters such as the Quetzalcouatl & Eastern Dragon are town level, with other dragons and larger monsters being building to city block level. High level fighters & mages are supersonic/hypersonic and high level mages are building level. Otherwise the verse is low even on the street level tier (with some exceptions, though even those are likely just wall level at best).
 
The Legion series

The two top tiers are universe enders, while the rest of the cast ranges from like, wall to small building at best
 
I believe the whole Disney multiverse itself is pretty much possibly one of the biggest and ultimate examples of all time here.

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Despite existing longer than both Marvel and Dc as a media corporation with a history spanning a whole century's worth of so many multiple different franchises, series, and works ever put into production with countless characters ever conceived from them by extension...

Most of Disney's iconic and popular characters by and large seem to range from being just human/street/wall-level to anywhere short of planet-level (or even maybe city block-level) at best.

Outside of the Genies from Aladdin and your obvious toonforcers like Mickey, Donald, Goofy, and other classic Disney toons from the Golden Age of Animation at least.

However if you broaden the aperture of Disney media to include everything like original animated tv series and comics rather than just limiting them to just your theatrical movies or classic animated shorts, then at the top, you have dudes who are literal higher-dimensional cosmic entities like Bill Cipher and The Aoxotl from Gravity Falls as well as other crazy reality warpers and magical gods like Star Butterfly and Glossaryck from Star vs The Forces of Evil whom operate on a multiversal or even megaversal scale (if Volt Manta from OBD was correct). And from what I heard, the comics also give Mickey and Donald some rather insane feats of their own.

And even within just the Disney Animated Canon (and their animated spin-offs), you still have several other heavy-hitters apart from the Genies and Chaos from Aladdin who are gods and reality warpers or very haxed characters: Yen Sid, Chernabog, Zeus, Merlin, Fairy Godmother, Blue Fairy, some abstract beings from Fantasia, Alice or Cheshire Cat from Alice in Wonderland, Holio (Experiment 606) from Stitch, and Wish.

With just the strongest characters on top, it's safe to say that Disney is easily one of the biggest and most powerful verses of all time (without even including Marvel itself). But mostly everything below them would probably lose to anime-verses like DBZ or even the HST sadly (or not).

That is all.
 
Percy Jackson is a part of Disney too, since it's licensed by Disney Hyperion. Which includes star level to star system level gods.
 
Astaro said:
Dies Irae - VN stays at City Block to Town level in feats all throughout its run,
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I'm not one to read VN, but I have a friend who is a big fan of that shit and he keeps saying that the characters can withstand the impact of Tsar Bomba.
 
TTGL: It's not that it's a weak universe but they make a leap to multiverse level in the final fight.

Heroic Age: only the Nodos are relevant, especially Bellcross and Kervius.
 
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