Perhaps, but an extremely basic rule of creative work is that contrast is important.
Every character who is in some way recognisable as a character will have some things that shock them. Or problems beyond their abilities. An extreme is fine, so long as you have something to show how extreme that extreme is. Similarly, you can paint a picture of a giant robot, the biggest robot ever, but without people or buildings or XBoxes or something to denote scale, it's meaningless. It doesn't matter if the creator's logic is that "This robot is so fucking huge that at this scale the rest of the universe is just a bland homogenous mass", because this story or artwork or whatever is still intended for consumption by us and unless our primitive monkey brains see those tiny little birds, or spaceships or whatever, we have no frame of reference. Without a frame of reference, the work is meaningless... perhaps a Superman comic circa 1966.
When a writer or artist fails to meet this basic rule all you're ever going to get is a big pile of fail.