Two-dimensional space was an infinite superposition of one-dimensional spaces, a boundless plane. The two-dimensional universe He-El now saw was exactly like that.
But... why was this universe two-dimensional?
"Why is this universe two-dimensional?" He-El muttered, gazing into the distance at the mountains of the two-dimensional universe. This was a Calabash Brothers universe.
But He-El did not understand why the Calabash Brothers universe was two-dimensional.
How many dimensions was the Bleach universe?
It was merely a manga. Strictly speaking, it was two-dimensional.
If He-El had entered the Bleach universe back then, then the Bleach universe should have appeared two-dimensional. Yet when He-El entered it, the Bleach universe had actually been three-dimensional.
This included the DC universe, The Three-Body Problem universe, Pacific Rim universe, Transformers universe, The Flash universe, Lucy universe, Chronicle universe, Jumper universe, and so on. Every universe He-El had experienced should, by all rights, have been two-dimensional, because they had all been created by manga, television dramas, and films.
But in truth, He-El had felt, seen, and perceived them as three-dimensional universes.
At that moment, He-El vaguely felt as though he had always existed in a two-dimensional universe.
He began to doubt whether the world and universe before his eyes were "real."
Humans observed the outside world through their senses. Even He-El was no exception; it was simply that his senses were far more powerful than anyone else's. It was not limited to the five senses, but also included psychic perception, emotional perception, perception of the universe's logic, and more. He surpassed ordinary people by far.
Even when one was ordinary, however, the brain could sometimes "deceive" them, making corrections to the objects they saw. For instance, when reading text, the brain automatically corrected the order of mistaken characters. It was a fascinating phenomenon: to a great extent, the