Pandora Dimension

Prisoners

* Xuriah D'arcmast'r
* Aebyst Blight
* Endgame
* Niklovich

The **Pandora Dimension** is a realm used as a prison for evil interdimensional beings, common like demons, lovecraftian monsters, elder gods, dimension hopping criminals and terrorists, superpowers serial killers, etc. It commonly referred as this after it was named after the woman who opened a Pandora's Box/Nezarract, which is commonly used as a means to trap evil entities and sending them to Pandora.

The Pandora Foundation has shown to utilize this dimension for especially dangerous criminals.

## Overview

Pandora was founded by one of the Prime Alphas named Xharon, Prime Alpha of Magic, as a means to make sure order is kept in the Omniverse and make sure it doesn't fall into chaos. He created Nezarracts as a means to send the evil beings that plague the multiverse to this dimension to be locked up there, presumably forever. It is commonly known to hold the most depraved and evil beings such as Niklovich, Xuriah D'arcmast'r, and the most dangerous of them all, Endgame.

To even be locked up there, you must be a a multi-dimensional threat, such as a felon who committed several crimes across more than one universe or the whole multiverse. It's mostly consisting of truly heinous crimes such as wanton murders, or worse, complete destruction of entire worlds especially attempts of trying to destroy whole dimensions of not the whole fabric of reality itself. It is often considered a cosmic equivalent of a supermax prison.

The guards themselves are demons, some revealing to be once prisoners there until they were fully rehabilitated, successfully gaining atonement. But this has been rare case of a villain within Pandora to be redeemed or let out. In any case, there has been cases of convicts escaping this prison. Such cases as:

* Xuriah D'arcmast'r, who later broke out several convicts during his escape.
* Niklovich and his Carnage Circle, who also broke out several convicts.
* Endgame, after waking up from his eons long coma.

It was said that Pandora was close to Hell itself, except they don't take mortal souls. It's rare for even a human or a universal threat to appear in Pandora, as they only take threats that are on a multiversal scale. The first known human who has ever gotten to be locked up in Pandora as Jacob Nemsus himself due to his connections with the Omega Empire and near attempt at destroying several multiverses. However, they refuse to add Nekrozoth as a prisoner, as he would easily break out if not destroy the whole dimension if he could, thus was deemed too dangerous to let in. That, and the fact that putting him alongside Endgame in the same prison dimension would spell disaster, being one of the two biggest and most powerful evils that existence has ever known.

### Civilization in Pandora

Strangely, despite it's rep for being a cosmic supermax prison dimension, there has been cases of some people actually living there. It is shown there has been a civilization of supernatural creatures, some stated to be born there. It's revealed that some of the guards were born and raised in this dimension and has been that way since it was created. Due to not wanting to leave the Dimension and risk a dimensional wide prison riot to occur, they decided to make it their own home as well and started their own families there.

### Pandora Hunters

Pandora Hunters is a term for a certain type of bounty hunters, being that they are tasked with recapturing escape convicts and bring them back to Pandora. They usually leave a typical bounty, with the added bonus of what crimes they committed that got them their sentences in the first place, each one showing a crime and how much money is added on total for each one the escapees committed.

## Gallery

Pandora's Prisons.pngThe inner prisons of Pandora.Pandora's Prison Guards.pngThe prison guards of Pandora.
## Trivia

* It was named after Pandora of Greek Mythology, and the dimension was created to show what the Pandora's Box leads to when an evil is locked up there.