Everywhere at the True End of Fictional Googology... (Part XVI)

Our journey through the Eterikals continues as we start to go past Eldritch Immensity. We've hit a temporary bliss state, so things will feel more ethereal on this part. Still, there's confusions going on, but not as bad as the previous part. You'll probably be able to hear slightly coherent sounds/music here, but they're all memories. Some of the entries here will have similarities with the previous part. Speaking of it, it's also ridiculously long, around the same length as part XV's counting section. While these numbers are incomprehensibly larger than Eldritch Immensity, they're still not even close to scratching the sizes of the majority of the objects from NO!'s Size Comparison to B̴̏̄̾͘$̵͛̿̉Y̶?̷͖̜̯͛̌͗̋̌̈́̕Ń̵͂͆̚%̷̽̈́͛͒̓ ̴̻͉͕̜̔̀́̊̂̌͘?̷̓͆͗́̄͑͐?̸̈?̶ meters (Although they ARE larger than S2E1 of BEYOND ????). To reach that high, we'll have to break EATTEOFG parts as a whole! Yeah, stuff past Infinituum Continuum/Inner Eternity gets really weird. Even before breaking EATTEOFG parts, we have to completely wreck the whole number-scaling mechanic of FG too! ...but not now. That will be covered in the next part. Created mainly with Capcut PC. Similarly to the new Part XIV, I didn't make this part majorly. ‪@stellarcherries‬ did 99% of the part, from making the entries to the AE segment. Huge thanks to him. Oh yes, I guess I lied about this series' parts being released a couple months at a time. It depends, sometimes the parts will take a couple of weeks while others will take a few months. It all depends. === [ COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER ] === This video follows Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, in which allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. All video and media rights belong to their respectful owners and no copyright infringement intended.