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A Multiverse is the set of infinite universes or even nigh-infinite as it depends on the fiction but mostly on confirmation of the writers and or sole creator as the basis of a Multiverse is that its comprise of everything that exists within reality its the construction/entirety of all space, time, matter, and energy as well as the physical laws the multiverse will have possible Universes (realities) that are either the same or different from the original in a way it is a hierarchy each Universe within the Multiverse. Any change adds new possibility's making a new reality causing infinite more numbers of universes to be made.

Note: Most if not majority of fictional series will ever have an actual Megaverse or Omniverse like the mainstream Comic Companies do.

Existing Multiverse in Fiction[]

  • Marvel Comics has an Infinite Multiverse.
  • DC Comics has an Infinite Multiverse.
  • Ben 10 has an Infinite Multiverse.
  • Cthulhu Mythos has an Infinite Multiverse.
  • Doctor Who has an Infinite Multiverse.
  • Archie Sonic Comics has an Infinite Multiverse.
  • Demon Accords has a Finite Multiverse.
  • Demonbane has a Finite Multiverse.

Defining a Multiverse[]

As we mentioned that a Multiverse can be Infinite or Near-Infinite in Universe we should best make logical and easy levels and termonologies for those who arent even Infinite/Near-Finite and are simply Finite and arent by fullest definition a "Multiverse" of Infinite possabilities and etc.


Example? DC Comics called a cutoff section of their storyline "New 52" a "Local Multiverse" with 52 Universes within it.

So for us here at this wiki (FBO Wiki) these terms are used by us if others wanna use our terms then that's fine but don't try to force our terms on others in the debating community!

  • Mini-Multiverse: Defined as having anything less and inbetween 2-10 Universes.
  • Pseudo-Multiverse: Defined as having lesser than but equal to 20 Universes.
  • Local Multiverse: Defined has having equal to 52-100 Universes.
  • Definite Multiverse: Defined as having equal/even to 1,000 - 10,000 Universes.
  • M-Multiverse: Defined as having 1,000,000 Universes.
  • B-Multiverse: Defined as having equal to 1,000,000,000 Universes.
  • T-Multiverse: Defined as having equal to 1,000,000,000,000 Universes.
  • QD-Multiverse: Defined as having equal to 1,000,000,000,000,000 Universes.
  • QT-Multiverse: Defined as having equal to 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 Universes.
  • S-Multiverse: Defined as having Equal to 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 Universes.
  • Finite Multiverse: Defined as having equal t0 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000+ Universes.
  • Near-Infinite Multiverse: Defined as having equal to 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 Universes.
  • Infinite Multiverse: Defined as being truly infinite Universes in their Multiverse.

Again with fictional universes. they have a set number of their universes and this will help define and divide the higher and lower cosmologies.

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