Call of Duty (Treyarch Zombies) Cosmology

== Introduction ==
This cosmology blog is for Treyarch zombies only. The Dark Aether storyline, any non-Treyarch zombies titles, and any thing relating to the main Call of Duty title will not be included in this blog. The blog is divided into 3 parts - The Universe, The Multiverse, and Agartha. This blog will not include The Dark Aether considering the lack of information on it's size or scale.
Call of Duty Zombies, originally Nazi Zombies, is a gamemode created by Treyarch that pits a player against the endless hordes of the undead. The game mode has appeared in many games, but notably the games of the Black Ops title. The Aether storyline primarily follows the journey of Primis and Ultimis - two groups of 4 individuals that being Tank Dempsey, Takeo Masaki, Nikolai Belinski and Edward Richtofen, who attempt to accelerate or stop the evil of the multiverse. The cosmology of the series is a key part in the story and canon alike, and has proven to be quite expansive despite the game's supposed first person shooter directive - with many elements in the cosmology belonging and inspired by other works such as that of H.P. Lovecraft.
== The Universe ==
The Universe, as stated by Dr. Monty, is trillions of times larger than the biggest thing that Primis can imagine. The biggest thing that Primis can imagine at that point is likely the observable universe.
== The Multiverse ==
The Multiverse encompasses at least 2210 dimensions, as there are 2210 known dimensions in the multiverse. However, Dr. Monty states that Primis's fracturing of the multiverse following the events of the giant led to the creation of millions of other universes, some of which the maps in Black Ops 3 take place in, which are confirmed to be separate universes. 
== Agartha ==
Agartha is the place above existence, the infinite, beyond the main characters perception. Monty implies that what is shown of Agartha to the main characters is only scratching the surface, and that their minds would be blown (in a literal sense) if Monty were to show it to the main characters. This implies a gap over what can be seen (the multiverse), which makes sense coupled with the statements of it being "above existence" or "beyond the world you know" or "beyond perception".
== Summary ==
The Universe, with it being astronomically huge, should be within the 3-A ranges.
The Multiverse should contain at least 2210 separate space-time continuums, but can extend to over a million, so the multiverse should be 2-B.
Agartha, with it transcending the multiverse, gets a Low 1-C rating.
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