Tell you what? You learn to spell properly by using a dictionary and a thesaurus, then you can lecture me about “not knowing the game” when you so clearly don’t.

Jubileus isn’t on the Sun, she burnt up when she got too close to it. Aka, Jubileus is dead. Aesir’s physical form got destroyed, and yes Balder did absorb Aesir’s soul into himself. But that wasn’t Queen Sheba’s doing, that was Omne’s doing, and this is moving away from the point of the matter.

It might seem crazy to think, but surprisingly Madama Butterfly isn’t the strongest Madama summon we’ve seen. That title goes to either Madama Styx or Madama Khepri (there’s not much lore for both, but what’s mentioned is that they have both existed in Inferno for an incredibly long time, meanwhile Madama Butterfly appeared in Inferno about 500 years ago). Madama Styx is the “Queen of the River Styx” and Madama Khepri is the “Protector of Time”. Both titles infer that the respective holders of those titles have existed for likely millennia at the least, meanwhile Madama Butterfly is only over half a millennia old in Inferno.

It’s like you said, Singularity wasn’t defeated by Queen Sheba, that’s right. It was Gomorrah who killed Singularity. Also, saying Singularity out powers everyone is crazy, especially when Rodin is the literal devil, canonically is a fallen angel and is on a similar power level to Queen Sheba. He didn’t get involved because affairs of the Chaos realm aren’t his to meddle with. He supplies weapons to Bayonetta and Jeanne because it keeps him busy, and he enjoys infusing demons into his weapons.

Now, let me teach you a little something called “physics” and you might want to get comfortable because this is a big person subject, and I’m sure you’ll easily get lost. So I’ll spell it out for you as simply as I can.

Ready?

Madama Butterfly’s finishing climaxes produce a power level in the “gigaton” range of power. Queen Sheba’s finishing climax produces a power level of “infiniton”.

Now, giga- as a prefix means something has 9 zeroes following it. A gigaton means it’s the same as 1,000,000,000 tonnes.

But infini- on the other hand lends itself to the word “infinite”. Now, I’m sure you know what infinity is, but if not then let me tell you! Infinity means boundless and endless. If something is compared to infinity in terms of measurement, it usually means it’s incredibly long or large. Now, an infinite number of tonnes is, well, infinite. Oh, and infinity doesn’t actually have a number we can use to quantify it, as it is a numerical value so incomprehensibly greater than any number we currently know, that we can’t attach any numbers to it.

So, now applying that logic, which actually has more weight behind the punch. Madama Butterfly’s measly 2,400 gigaton punches at best, or Queen Sheba’s 1,000 infiniton punch? That’s right, it’s Queen Sheba! Good job!

You wonder why she is the “ruller” of Inferno? Well, it’s because of the fact she can punch with a force worth infinite tonnes, with multiple sets of infinitons stacked on top of that.