Universe 5264

## Brief Overview:

After Zeno erased Universe 52 in the Year 3186 on a whim because they had disappointed him (didn't meet his expectations at the WTP/Tournament of Power), he reset it. Zeno renamed it Universe 5264, and left it be, hoping it would produce great fighters to surprise him in future WTPs.

Anyone from other universes who met the residents of the former U52 still remember them, but the entire U52 timeline was replaced from the very beginning with a new one. The only known survivors are a mysterious figure roaming the dark empty stretches of space in U5264, a hitman named Chilla who got in Zeno's way and was yeeted to Universe 6, as well as Andrin, a child from a Tuffle Time Patrol family (and his "cat", Goro), who fell through a rift in the space time continuum into Universe 12.

### Year 2873 (on Earth):

On Earth, space travel is just getting started still; Humans have set up colonies on both the moon and Mars. They have yet to discover other alien races (though some do live among them in secret).

There are those who proclaim to be superheroes - Earthlings with great prowess in martial arts, or those with superpowers (though some may secretly be from other planets). Some form groups to team up against evil organizations.

There is a shadow organization few know about, called the Earth Protection Force. The EPF is dedicated to protecting Earth from any and all threats to the survival of humanity (this includes keeping aliens a secret from everybody else). They monitor such threats, often ordering task forces + sometimes contracted superheroes to capture/eliminate the threats.

## Important Locations:

### Planet Earth:

Homeworld of the Humans. Main army (albeit a secret one unknown to most Earthlings) is the Earth Protection Force.

### Mars:

Former homeworld of the Tribe of the Three-Eyed Men. Now an uninhabited wasteland.

### Planet Sphynx:

Homeworld of the Kilkenni. Often mistaken as uninhabited, as it is covered by a hologram.

### Planet Freon-448:

Inhabited by the Kilkenni, and later the Freon Federation as well. A main trading post of the Federation.

### Planet Freon-753:

Inhabited by the Kilkenni. Was also inhabited by the Federation, until a war broke out (as a result of the Federation taking Kilkenni to sell as slaves). After the Kilkenni won the war, the Federation withdrew its forces from Freon-753.

### Planet Plant:

Homeworld of the Tuffles. Also inhabited by Saiyans (though they also inhabit another planet in the same solar system, believed to be their own homeworld). Often the epicenter of many Tuffle-Saiyan wars.

### Planet Veget:

Homeworld of the Saiyans; shares the same solar system as Planet Plant.

### Comet Eeyore:

A massive comet that could very well be classified as a dwarf planet; home of the mysterious Frost Demons.

### King Kai's Planet:

Similar to it's U7 counterpart (see Dragon Ball wiki), except its main inhabitant, King Kai (like his U7 counterpart, but more beefed up), is more enthusiastic about training/exercising + holds fitness classes for only the best fighters of the universe.

### Demon Realm:

A shadow realm inhabited by the Makaioshin, and other evil hearted entities. There are multiple ways of getting there, ranging from 'magic spells', to time machines, to accidentally stepping into a shadow somehow.

### Sacred World and World Core:

Inhabited by the Kaioshin. Makaioshin are banished when it is discovered they are evil at heart.

## Important Groups:

### Earth Protection Force (EPF):

(largely inspired by SCP Foundation)

A secret organization on Earth, dedicated to protecting the planet and its solar system from any and all threats that can't be handled by other forces.

**'Threats' are classified in the following manner:**

Watch List = threat level undetermined.

Level 1 = The typical terrorist on Earth. Capable of taking out half the planet at most.

Level 2 = Capable of destroying Earth.

Level 3 = Capable of destroying a solar system.

Level 4 = Capable of destroying galaxies.

Level 5 = Bend over, tuck in your knees and kiss your a$$ goodbye, cause the universe is as good as gone.

^The EPF rates threats based on what evidence they can build as to a threat's peak potential - so, Acedia being Level 4 doesn't necessarily mean she can destroy galaxies yet. It just means the EPF top scientists believe she may reach that potential in the future.

**Their ranking system (highest to lowest):**

Administrator (only one - they're voted in, from the Council, and they are in charge of EPF. They're more of a figurehead than actually in charge, but it's best not to get on their bad side)

Councilmen (ten individuals who oversee the whole organization - decisions made by consensus)

Directors (individuals in charge of certain bases/factions of the EPF)

Class 5 Agents (Top security clearance, except for certain info restricted to all but the Council. They are considered to be the elite of the EPF)

EPF Partners (includes sponsors who help fund EPF in exchange for info, hired mercenaries, and offworlders permitted to carry out jobs as superheroes as long as they follow EPF protocol - any offworlder who calls themself a hero and doesn't comply to EPF terms is designated as 'Vigilante').

Class 4 Agents (Security clearance up to Level 4 threats, and are well experienced in the EPF)

Class 3 Agents (Security clearance up to Level 3 threats, and are often dispatched to handle such threats)

Class 2 Agents (Completed training - they typically have little experience, and are only qualified to handle Level 1 threats + the corresponding security clearance)

Class 1 Agents (They know of the existence of extraterrestrial lifeforms, but still have little to no security clearance - typically agents in training)

Class 0 Staff (little to no security clearance - typically construction workers/janitors)

Class E Personnel (prisoners used in experimentation/cannon fodder)

Class F Personnel (escaped Class E Personnel, or other EPF members who have betrayed the organization - they are treated as a threat until captured, and are considered to be on death row)

#### Known EPF Members:

Serrano (unknown rank, formerly)

Rockwell (Class 5 Agent, formerly)

TRI Girl (Partner)

Abel (Councilman)

Known Threats:

Acedia (Level 4, deceased)

Zeno (Level 5)

Grand Priest (Watch List)

Kicks (Level 4, deceased)

Mr. Big (Level 4, deceased)

Breezer (Watch List, deceased)

### Galactic Freon Federation:

A massive trading organization that has colonies all across the universe. They often operate in the gray zone; offering protection at a price to some, organizing trade deals with others, offering help to one side of a war at a price, colonizing planets with/without consent of previous inhabitants, genocide in some cases, slave trafficking, etc.

They're led by the frost demon known as Governor Freon. He's the reincarnation of the previous timeline's Freon (though he doesn't know). The previous Freon did have a daughter by the name of Chilla, who got in Zeno's way and was accidentally sent to Universe 6.

They're allied with the Saiyans and the Kilkenni, and enemies of the EPF.

#### Known Members:

Chilla (formerly)

Governor Freon

### Frost Demons:

Little is known about them. Typically named after cold things/synonyms. Very similar to their U7 counterparts (see Dragon Ball wiki).

### Earthlings:

Consists of Humans, Three-Eyed People/Triclops (unknown if they actually originate from Earth or not), and a few others who inhabit Earth. They are unknowingly protected by the EPF. For the most part, they're the same as their canon Universe 7 counterparts (see Dragon Ball wiki).

Known Members:

Abel (Tuffle/Human hybrid)

TRI Girl (Triclops)

Rockwell (Human)

### Triclops - Tribe of the Three-Eyed Men:

An ancient tribe of humanoid beings (physically distinguishable from humans by their third eye) that used to inhabit Mars. For reasons mostly unknown, lost to the sands of time, Mars was rendered uninhabitable and the remaining members of the Triclops race moved to live on Earth around the same time humans were first learning how to create tools. They're often mistaken as humans with birth defects when they are seen walking among everyday modern citizens of Earth, as the EPF keeps all extraterrestrials a secret from humanity. Triclops sometimes appear in myths and legends as godly beings who once walked the Earth as giants.

### Kilkenni:

A race of cat-like beings (see Beerus' race - Dragon Ball wiki). They're a rare sight to be seen outside of their solar system. Typically named after cooking equipment.

### Saiyans:

They live on Planet Plant side by side with the Tuffles, who they're often at war with. They're pretty much the same as their U7 canon counterparts (see Dragon Ball wiki). Typically named after spices/herbs/peppers.

Known Members:

Serrano

Brohan

### Tuffles:

Their homeworld is Planet Plant, which they share with the Saiyans. They try to maintain peace, but are often goaded into war with the Saiyans. Fruit naming theme.

Known Members:

Andrin

Goro

### Maijins:

Another mysterious race; more of a rare sight than the Frost Demons or Kilkenni. Named after desserts, and similar to their U7 counterparts (see Dragon Ball wiki).

Mocha Latte

### Kaioshin/Makaioshin:

They're all born from a certain tree on the World Core; good apples end up being the pure hearted Kaioshin, and the bad apples are the evil Makaioshin. Every once in a while, a golden apple becomes a Supreme Kai born to act as the opposite of the God of Destruction. They typically have a gem name theme (with exceptions).

Known Members:

Peanut (deceased)

Bixbite

### Time Patrol:

An organization based in the future (see it's U7 counterpart on Dragon Ball wiki), dedicated to preserving the timeline. After Zeno's reset of the universe, the Time Patrollers have no idea the timeline has been redone. 'Protocol YEET' was set into motion in the original timeline when word got out that the WTP was drawing to an end; as a safety precaution, the Time Patrol sends designated patrollers into their time machines to ensure they at least have a chance at survival if Zeno does destroy the universe (because it had been known to happen in the past). Unfortunately for them, they were right to engage that safety protocol, and Zeno deleted the timeline. Most of the Time Patrollers were too late getting their time machines up and running, except for one. A certain patroller conversing with the Supreme Kai, when the Kai suddenly dropped dead mid-sentence. Knowing this could only mean one thing (this happened at the same time the God of Destruction attempted a kamikaze attempt on Zeno), the patroller grabbed his wife and child and rushed to his time machine. They managed to get the machine up and running, and they attempted to travel back through time as it was being erased from the future to the past. Realizing they wouldn't outrun the reset, they made a last ditch effort by setting the time machine to return to their base in the future. Since that future no longer existed, they were able to create a tear in the space-time continuum. As the reset caught up to the time machine, the couple said their goodbyes before pushing their son, and his pet cat through the tear.

### Androids:

There are three types of Androids;

Borg-Android = basically cyborgs. Any organic lifeform equipped with artificial technology. Like Android 18 (see Dragon Ball wiki).

Mecha-Android = artificial intelligence; any sentient being made of inorganic technology. Includes Tuffle Boxes.

Bio-Android = genetically modified organisms/clones. Lifeforms that are artificially reproduced. Like Cell (see Dragon Ball wiki).

Known Members:

Kicks (deceased)

## Dragon Balls:

\*\*\*similar concept to their canon counterparts, but different consequences.

### Earth Dragon Balls:

On Earth, there can be found seven small dragon balls. When collected, they can be used to summon Ragron the Dragon of Wishes (like Shenron, but red in colour). The dragon will grant one wish (for the most part, same wishing rules as Shenron) before he disappears and all seven balls fly to the far corners of the Earth.

However, after a wish is granted, one or more dragon balls will crack from the pressure of negative energy (depending on the greatness of the wish/power Ragron requires to make that wish true). The cracked ball(s) will release (like a hatching egg) a being born from negative energy. That being is a Vice Dragon; more often than not, they will either terrorize the universe or be banished to the Demon Realm. Ragron then collects the broken ball(s) in his mouth, and spits the ball(s) out fully reformed. He then disappears and the dragon balls go flying off.

### Vice Dragons:

(somewhat similar to Shadow Dragons)

Their personality and abilities (including base level) are derived from which of the 'seven deadly sins' (pride, wrath, envy, greed, envy, sloth/acedia, gluttony) is most relevent to the wish that caused them to exist. They are beings of organic material, and are mortal. They will typically have a dragon-like form, and may be able to take on a humanoid appearance. Their sclera are black, they have horns and pointed ears as well, often leading them to be confused with Makaioshin. Unlike their canon counterparts (Shadow Dragons - see Dragon Ball wiki), they do not carry the dragon balls with them. Instead, each Vice Dragon carries with them (usually held under their throat like a lung dragon, or in their stomach, or embedded in their skin) a small grey 'Vice Ball'. If someone gains possession of a Vice Ball, the corresponding Vice Dragon has to follow their every command (though limited by the extent of the Vice Dragon's abilities).

The importance of a wish/power it takes for Ragron to grant it, determines how many Vice Dragons are born from a wish + how strong they'll be to begin with.

Examples:

Wish for a new car = maybe one weak Vice Dragon will be born. Their personality will be greedy.

Wish for an individual to be brought back to life = one strong Vice Dragon born (multiple if more than one person was wished back to life), with a sloth/acedia personality.

Wish for immortality = probably one powerful Vice Dragon born, with a prideful personality.

Wish for someone to fall in love = (power probably depends on how much that person initially hated/liked the wisher - if they hated them, Ragron would've needed more power to change that to love for the wisher) a Vice Dragon with a lusty personality.