Doofy Ball multipliers never made any sense lol. The math highkey never checks out with the performance yields. Even in external stuff you got Super Saiyan 4 going Limit Breaker and matching the imperfect Ultra Instinct form.
@rajjarsalt: I get what you're saying, but I don't think that's the meaning here. "In the mortal realm" means she is dead as far as other humans / living non-immortals are concerned. But as far as Asgardians are concerned, she lives on in Valhalla, a place that rarely (if ever) has taken human spirits before.
Like, I don't think that passage is supposed to mean "At the time Jane died, she was on Earth" or "At the time Jane died, she was outside Eternity which somehow is the mortal realm itself." I think that passage is supposed to mean, "To every human on Earth / every mortal with a physical body, Jane is dead." Although to get grammatically technical, the sentence can be read accurately in various ways.
I'm not being silly -- at least no more so than the English language. "Have" is a weird word as an auxiliary verb:
Besides, if Eternity were only the mortal realm, then it sure does still have a lot of immortals and spirits operating inside it on multiple occasions ... The Watchers, Arishem, Khonshu, Zeus, Odin's spirit to Thor at the climax of Ragnarok, those dark spirits that Corpse Strange turned into his flight cape in MoM, and the Astral Dimension that so perfectly overlaps with the 616 MCU universe that Strange's soul killed a Zealot by vaping his soul while Christine used a defibrillator which also physically exploded light bulbs in the hospital room, etc.
In the sense of "Realm" I was moreso recalling that other storyboard of Eternity, which resembled Yggdrasil.
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