Protection Level

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Introduction

Protection Levels are the opposite to Threat Levels, while threat levels deal with how much of one threatens an area, protection levels deals with how much of an area on protects. This isn't only purely for heroes as some villains protect areas they truly care about and even animals have a instinct to protect what they consider home.

Protection Levels

Mental Protectors

Riku entering Sora's dream activated Shadow Armored Ventus, as he serves as Sora's protection inside of his mind.

One that protects the mental or subconscious area of another. This is normally a character having a mental avatar within them whenever someone tries to enter their mind, who fights back against such attacks.

Digital Protectors

One that protects the digital area or world. The most common example in real life are firewalls, which protect one from various different viruses and hacking attempts.

Street Protectors

Standard protectors that can be found in common urban neighborhoods. The most widely known example is one's local law enforcement.

Metropolitan Protectors

Protectors of entire cities or the metropolitan area.

Global Protectors

Protectors of an entire global area or the planet itself.

• Examples: Godzilla (Monsterverse)

Cosmic Protectors

Protectors of the cosmos, this can extend from solar systems, galaxies, star clusters, and even the universe itself. This can also be one that protects things such as the the space-time of the world from being affected or things that mess with the timeline.

• Examples: Hat Kid, Marty McFly

Multiversal Protectors

Protectors of the multiverse, this does not require an entire multiverse, but merely multiple universes

Notes

• Characters do not get a protection level designation based off their tier but what they're shown to protect to in an overall area. While one's tier can be used to showcase what they protect, I.E. a a hero blocking or dispersing a city level beam that was about to destroy the city, this does not require them to be city level in order to be a metropolitan protector as an example. For another example, Hat Kid is a cosmic protector in the sense that she prevents the time pieces from being misused to mess with time, yet she is only 9-B.
• For people that aren't heroes to apply for a protection level they must have one of the following requirements:
  • They directly note to have protection over an area.
  • They are directly protecting someone or a group of people.
  • They are classified as a guardian or defender.