Omniverse

A 2D representation of the Omniverse (Art by Cybershrapnel)

### Aliases

Everything, Greater Omniverse, Overvoid, Omniworld, Infinityverse, Allverse, Universeverse, The Omni Layer, Omniuniverse

## Details

### Located within

Self-Contained

The **Omniverse** is the collection of every single known and unknown universe to ever possibly exist.

## Overview

The Omniverse contains every single universe, multiverse, megaverse, dimension, and realm to have ever been thought of. This not only includes the Gods and Demons universe, but also The Demonic Paradise, Warriors of Eden, the megaverse of Phoinix, and the infinite number of other Megaverses left unnamed. There is only one Omniverse and every single thing, including you and I, is located within this Omniverse. It is the set of all the infinite stories that have been told throughout infinitude, plus the real world itself.

Every reality is contained within the Omniverse, bar none, no exceptions. Any mention of a separate Omniverse or someone being the supreme being of the Omniverse or even someone existing outside the Omniverse is, frankly, a lie; or at least a statement clouded by misinformation. The Omniverse itself can only be viewed through artistic representations, theoretically anything that somehow escaped the confines of the Omniverse would either be completely unmade or find themselves trapped in pure nothingness.

The Omniverse appears differently to anyone who describes or somehow views it. Some view it as appearing like a Multiverse/Megaverse but just **more**, some think it looks like a mere list containing the names of every Megaverse, some believe that it wouldn't even be visible to the naked eye.

There can be one and only one Omniverse in existence (all pieces of fiction that stemmed from it). No matter how many Omniverses an author creates in fiction, the universe conceptualized will only amount to a multiversal scale since nothing can be considered an Omniverse without every possible and impossible universe and multiverse that will or will not exist. The author's “sphere of influence” is limited to their own work (the Word of God ceases to operate in the territory of another god). Even if you try to recreate the real world or the works of other authors on your own, these will be "worlds similar to the original, but nothing to do with it". Despite this, it seems that the Omniverse and even certain Megaverses are completely unaffected by the Collective Unconscious.

There have been certain entities that have managed to travel through the Omniverse, as in they were able to travel to a different Megaverse.

## Related Definition

### Universe

A Universe is a single pocket of space and time contained within the multiverse. The universes contain the average reality of a three-dimensional being, that being length, depth, and time. There are many different Parallel Universes that have different events happening in there sector than a universe separate from them, be it major or minor.

### Multiverse

A Multiverse is the collection of multiple worlds within a four-dimensional space-time, although some range from five to eight dimensions as string theory suggests. The universes are different probabilities that were generated by the Big Bang, with probability of everty minute, second, microsecond, nanosecond, yottasecond and so on, which consequently follows that there are infinite worlds according to the infinite amount of probabilities.

### Megaverse

A Megaverse is a set of uncountable multiverses, that is, instead of being the set of just the infinite probabilities thrown by the Big Bang, the Megaverse is the set of all the infinite big bangs that gave rise to infinite probabilities, with each of the big bangs being a probability, having infinite versions of probabilities around itself. There are other Megaverses, which exist within something called a great "waste" of space, which is God's creation that exists as an infinitesimal point in the Overvoid, this being the set of all the paths to all the big bangs, which give rise to all universes, as if taking all possible probabilities born from the big bangs and the big bang probabilities and placed inside a single place that is a "point". How these Megaverses are physically separated is unknown.

### Meta-Fiction

Verses that are part of the Omniverse, remember that this is not a complete list nor that there is a physical separation between these "verses".

* **Animeverse**: The Multiverse of all existing anime, such as Dragon Ball, One Punch Man, Naruto, Devilman, Saint Seiya, or Bleach, among the other 10,681 anime released, and and all others that are releasing and will be released. This Multiverse also includes the Manga and Light Novels respectively.
* **Gameverse**: The Multiverse of all games, such as Minecraft, Terraria, Call of Duty, God of War, Devil May Cry, Kirby, Mario, Sonic, among the other 40,000 known already released games, along with all the unknown and yet to be released. This Multiverse also includes tabletop games like RPGs, although this one also has its own Multiverse.
* **Comicverse**: The Multiverse of all existing comics, that is, DC Comics, Marvel Comics, Image Comics, as well as Vertigo, ABC Comics, Helix Comics, Zuda Comics, Impact Comics, and Tangent Comics, among many others. Note that while the God of Gods and Demons has a DC equivalent called The Presence and The One-Above-All from Marvel, with Yesh even sharing names and titles, they are not the same entity manifesting through multiple avatars. The idea of ​​an "Omni-Creator" is broken by something called Copyright, which is far more powerful than the Admins of Gods and Demons and any other author. Also, it doesn't matter that in Marvel or DC there are "Omniverses", they are still part of the Omniverse, as it is impossible for a fictional character to affect other fictions, let alone create all existing fictional worlds and the real world.
* **Fanfictionverse**: The Multiverse that Gods and Demons are a part of. This Multiverse refers to stories created by fans of a particular work or fandom. While there are in fanfic things like characters "above omnipotence" or a world beyond the Omniverse, these terms and phrases are totally meaningless. Any universe created by any author will be, and always will be, just one universe and one cell of the Omniverse, no matter how "extra-fictional" it is, or how many other terms for something supposedly beyond the "Omniverse" is created, will continue to always as part of the Omniverse, just as 1 and 2 will always be part of infinity, no matter how many infinite decimal places are between 1 and 2. It is impossible for a fictional or metafictional character to create or destroy the Omniverse.
* **Mythverse**: The Mythverse is a non-fictional Multiverse, unlike the others mentioned above. The Mythverse contains all mythological universes, from every religion, folklore, legend and myth. Mythology is different from fiction, in that the definition of fiction is something that is fanciful and invented by the human mind, while mythology is ideas and concepts that cannot be proven by science, but do not necessarily mean that they do not exist.

## Trivia

* While God is the supreme being in the Gods and Demons multiverse, he isn't when compared to the Omniverse, as the Omniverse contains all. In other words, God is absolute only in relation to his world, since globally he is just an infinitesimal particle of the Fictional Unconscious of the GaDverse.
* Although there are beings such as Cthulhu and Zalgo in the Gods and Demons megaverse, they are completely separate from the Cthulhu and Zalgo of the respective multiverses/megaverses.
	+ This also means that the Gods and Demons multiverse isn't connected to the Lovecraft or Creepypasta multiverses/megaverses in any way.
* According to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, an Omniverse is simply "a universe that is spatiotemporally four-dimensional".
* Note that when we talk about a crossover universe that supposedly has an "Omniverse" (ex: Marvel, DC or Archieverse), this will be treated as just a Megaverse (maybe not even that, depending on the verse in question) and nothing more. It is not possible for a fictional or metafictional character to create or destroy the Omniverse.
	+ Furthermore, any wiki or fiction that supposedly creates a place, or realm, or anything else that is "beyond" an Omniverse, is not beyond the Omniverse, simply for the fact that it is still limited in some way. There are also no such thing as a "Multi-Omniverse", just as there is no such thing as "beyond omnipotence", simply for the fact that both omnipotence and omniverse are already the absolute pinnacle and without beginning or end, there being no way go beyond.