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I'll jump straight to the Outerversal level basis here, since I assume no one disagrees with The End being Outerversal level.

Namely, The End is portrayed as the pinnacle entity in Instant Death, being unreachable, absolute, and indescribable by all elements within the Ultimate Ensemble World.

Q: Is Yogiri's true form beyond the concept of dimensions? For example, no matter how many dimensions are stacked, they will never be able to reach him at all?

A: Dimensions and things like that are elements within a single universe, and they do not exist in another universe. Assuming there is a collection of various such universes... well, Yogiri can ignore all of that.

Before getting into the main topic, we first need to understand that Instant Death is a work of fiction that applies the Omnipotence Paradox.

This is explained in Volume 7, where it is stated that there is no such thing as a "true omnipotent" being. Instead, there are entities that are "higher-omnipotent," "even higher-omnipotent," and so on. Although it may sound a bit silly, omnipotence here exists on a territorial basis.

Think of it like a Domain Expansion, where a god becomes completely omnipotent within their own domain. The difference is that it doesn't need to be activated, and the domain is an inherent part of them.

Now, moving on to the main topic: the Ultimate God, who is speaking directly to the reader (breaking the fourth wall), states that we do not possess true omnipotence over them. Rather, we are part of the V-Road structure itself, which extends infinitely.

Since the Ultimate Ensemble World qualifies as Low 1-A (Universe of Sets), or at the very least High 1-B (countably infinite dimensions), we as the readers should therefore exist at the Outerversal level, extending all the way to Outerversal+.

Lastly, since The End is portrayed as the pinnacle entity that is completely indescribable and unreachable, no matter how far we progress along the V-Road, it remains entirely disconnected from the Outerversal+ structure.

I'll jump straight to the Outerversal level basis here, since I assume no one disagrees with The End being Outerversal level.

Namely, The End is portrayed as the pinnacle entity in Instant Death, being unreachable, absolute, and indescribable by all elements within the Ultimate Ensemble World.

Q: Is Yogiri's true form beyond the concept of dimensions? For example, no matter how many dimensions are stacked, they will never be able to reach him at all?

A: Dimensions and things like that are elements within a single universe, and they do not exist in another universe. Assuming there is a collection of various such universes... well, Yogiri can ignore all of that.

Before getting into the main topic, we first need to understand that Instant Death is a work of fiction that applies the Omnipotence Paradox. This is explained in Volume 7, where it is stated that there is no such thing as a "true omnipotent" being. Instead, there are entities that are "higher-omnipotent," "even higher-omnipotent," and so on. Although it may sound a bit silly, omnipotence here exists on a territorial basis. Think of it like a Domain Expansion, where a god becomes completely omnipotent within their own domain. The difference is that it doesn't need to be activated, and the domain is an inherent part of them.

Lastly, since The End is portrayed as the pinnacle entity that is completely indescribable and unreachable, no matter how far we progress along the V-Road, it remains entirely disconnected from the Outerversal+ structure.