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Characters existing in higher states of reality beyond material composition are entirely inaccessible and unaffected by any structures, extensions, or frameworks rooted in those lower realms. Their superiority is fundamentally qualitative, rooted in the intrinsic nature and essence of their existence, rather than any measurable or quantitative factors.

To illustrate their transcendence over "physical composition," one can observe that all lower tiers are reducible to combinations or unions of simpler constructs. For instance, a 4-dimensional spacetime continuum corresponds to Low 2-C. Even an aggregation as vast as an inaccessible cardinal's worth of such spacetimes—classified as High 1-B+—remains within the same ontological framework. Despite the astronomical disparity in size between individual elements and their collective whole, both exist within the same state and maintain continuity of composition.

Similarly, constructs like the Von Neumann Universe, or even larger mathematical or set-theoretical structures, are ultimately unions of smaller components. No matter the scale, such entities remain bounded by the properties of their constitutive elements and the state of existence they occupy.

A 1-A character or realm, by contrast, fundamentally transcends these frameworks. Their existence is not reducible to a sum, union, or arrangement of anything within lower tiers. They surpass these levels so utterly that lower existences effectively dissolve into irrelevance, lacking any meaningful relation to the higher reality.

This level of transcendence can also be extended hierarchically, much like 1-C or 1-B. If a character or object operates across an infinite hierarchy of such transcendences, they qualify for an "Outerverse level+" (1-A+) designation in their Attack Potency.