Game-Verse (Setting)

In Galaga Heroverse lore, the Game-Verse is a Video-Game Multiverse, housing Video Game Universes and containing Immortal things such as Stars, Planets, Space-Objects, and the jewel of Life forms: Video Game Characters, fictional characters originating from video games (Well, only Playable characters (Non-Player characters unless they are Plot-Crucial or at one point became playable are just regular mortal beings)). These creatures, be they humans or animals (Anthropomorphic) are Immortal Gods, Creators, and Guardians of the Game-Verse. Strong Examples are Mario, Sonic, Link, Arle, Amitie, Ralph, Vanellope, Taffyta, etc. In the Game-Verse, Stars and Planets generate infinite energy, thus eliminating the demand of Fossil Fuels unlike previous universes do.

## Structure of Game-Verse

### In General

In the Game-Verse, Space Objects are practically immortal, thanks to Video Game Logic. This means Stars and Planets run on Infinite Energy to maintain life, and the Video Game Characters of that same universe (For example, the Super Mario Bros. characters like Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach, Toad, Bowser, Donkey Kong, Yoshi, Wario and Rosalina) have a shared duty to maintain the balance of their universe. However, if their universe gets destroyed, it needs at least ONE character of that universe to restore it by a simple finger snap, BUT, remnants of the past are STILL present.

For example, Mario witnesses the Mario-Verse suffering a Catastrophic Freeze because King Boo stole ALL the Heat of the Mario-Verse to power himself up, so Mario and Luigi defeat King Boo but his defeat eliminated the stolen heat, so Mario and Luigi use their God-Powers to reset the Mario-Verse, but despite having solved the problem, Mario and Luigi can still remember what King Boo had done.

### Stars of the Game-Verse

According to Rosalina who in Galaga!Heroverse is the Leader of the Video Game Council (An organization of Video Game Characters, basically a society of GODS), Stars in the Game-Verse change shape into 5-Point Stars in every 15.000.000.000 years as a means to blow off excessive heat AWAY from their planetary systems and somehow CREATE Hydrogen apparently.

Stars come in different sizes and colors. But let's clear things up: Stars that are over 10 million km in diameter are now called Gigantic-Stars, but here, they are just that, regular main sequence stars that happen to be made Gigantic in the first place, and most Gigantic-Stars are 50.000.000 km in diameter being orbited by OVER 10 Gigantic-Planets. For example, **Alpha-Solarium XVR-1** is a 10.250.500 km Yellow colored Gigantic-Sun orbited by 17 Giant Planets, among them being the 6th nearest planet: Planet Supra-Majoria.

Sizes include:

* Small dwarf stars (Below 1.000.000 km in diameter)
* Regular-Stars (Approx. 1.000.000 <-> 2.000.000 km in diameter)
* Big-Stars (Approx. 2.000.000 <-> 10.000.000 km in diameter)
* Gigantic-Stars (Over 10.000.000 km in diameter)

Colors include:

* Red Stars
* Orange Stars
* Yellow Stars
* Green Stars
* Cyan Stars
* Blue Stars
* Indigo Stars
* Violet Stars
* Purple Stars
* Pink Stars

Stars are divided in 2 categories: Rogue-Stars and Suns. Suns are stars that are orbited by planets, like the one in the Solar System in the Milky Way. Rogue Stars are stars that have no planets orbiting them. Because the name Sun is referred to as a series of Planet-Orbited Stars, the Solar System's Sun is now called Solaria-1, as it is the first known sun in the Game-Verse.

* Phase 1 (Bottom) is 14.850.000.000 years of main-sequence.
* Phase 2 (Left) is 25.000.000 years of stars forming the points.
* Phase 3 (Up) is 100.000.000 years of excessive heat expulsion. "Laser rays" usually shot from points every 19:30:00 at night.
* Phase 4 (Right) is 25.000.000 years of the points vanishing, returning the stars back to their basic main-sequence shapes.

Planets also come in various sizes, and in the Game-Verse, Giant-Planets DO EXIST. Giant Planets are planets that are 1.000.000 km in diameter and larger. However, Giant Planets only orbit Gigantic-Stars and Big-Stars that are at least 7.500.000 km in diameter. In the Game-Verse, there are lots of Habitable planets with the EXACT SAME gravity as Earth REGARDLESS of size, but they also have completely different time measurements. For example, Super-Earth Planet **Neo-Tron-BGL-2** which orbits White Big-Sun Sirius-Vanilla MLS-364 has a year of 1565 days (As in: All of the 12 months have 100 additional dates) and one day in this planet is 60 hours, with an average human lifespan of 170 **Neo-Tron-BGL-2** Years.

### The Cosmic Railway

The Cosmic Railway is a rail network in Space, connecting the Video Game Universes. Each universe has a train station inside a static black void, akin to the Deep Sea Metro from the Splatverse. A Cosmic Railway Station's entrance/exit is via Warp-Pipes in the Undergrounds of buildings, usually basements. The Station layout is made of 5 floors: Floor 1 being the Entrance/Exit gate, Floors 2 and 3 being a Mega-Mall for Souvenir Shops, Arcades and Tourist Parks, and Floors 4 and 5 being the Train Platforms.

Floor 4 is for "domestic" trains to Universes from one same origin (For example: Mario-Verse to Zelda-Verse (Created by Nintendo), usually served by Metro Trains.

Floor 5 is for "International" trains to Universes from completely different origins (For example: Mario-Verse (Nintendo) <-> Sonic-Verse (SEGA) <-> Uni-One (Games set "IN REAL LIFE") <-> Sugar-Verse (Disney)), usually served by High Speed Rail trains

Trains in the Cosmic Railway have a variety of service speeds.

1. The first speed variety is the normal speed: 100 km/h when leaving and/or approaching stations.
2. The second speed variety is high speed (Only HSR trains): 360 km/h when passing stations.
3. The third speed variety is cosmic speed: Approximately 100.000.000.000 Light Years per hour when in Star-Void Zone.

The Star Void Zone is a series of nightly landscapes where the Main Railway Lines are situated in. While Star-Void Zone takes place IN a Void, the Railway Lines are ELEVATED Viaducts on an impossibly GINORMOUS landmass measured as 750.000.000 Light Years Wide, making it look like the trains run on 360 km/h. The reason is that the Star Void Zone's tracks have special Magic-Tech like properties that allow trains to travel at 100.000.000.000 Light Years per Hour.

Normal distance of one universe to another is 1 Trillion Light Years, so it takes 10 hours for a train to depart and arrive.

### Types of Universes

1. Uni-One (Video Games set in the "Real World").
	* The Gran Turismo games (Like Gran Turismo 7)
	* The Midnight Club games (Like Midnight Club 5)
	* The Need for Speed games (Like NFS Velocity)
	* The Grand Theft Auto games
	* Nippon X-Treme Racer
	* etc.
2. Mario-Verse
	* The Super Mario Bros. games
	* The Donkey Kong games
	* The Wario games
	* The Yoshi games
3. Zelda-Verse
	* The Legend of Zelda games
4. Poke-Verse
	* The Pokemon games
5. Kirby-Verse
	* The Kirby games
6. Star Fox-Verse
	* The Star Fox games
7. Fire Emblem-Verse
	* The Fire Emblem games
8. Earthbound-Verse
	* The Earthbound games
9. Crossing-Verse
	* The Animal Crossing games
10. Xenoblade-Verse
	* The Xenoblade Chronicles games
11. Pikmin-Verse
	* The Pikmin games
12. Splat-Verse
	* The Splatoon games
13. F-Zero-Verse
	* The F-Zero games
14. ARMS-Verse
	* The ARMS game
15. Sonic-Verse
	* The Sonic games
16. Puyo-Verse
	* The Puyo Puyo games
17. Radio-Verse
	* The Jet-Set-Radio games
18. Monkey Ball-Verse
	* The Super Monkey Ball games
19. Samba-Verse
	* The Samba de Amigo games
20. NiGHTS-Verse
	* The NiGHTS games
21. Phantasy Star-Verse
	* The Phantasy Star games
22. Pac-Verse
	* The Pac-Man games
23. Tekken-Verse
	* The Tekken games
24. Dig-Dug-Verse
	* The Dig-Dug and Mr. Driller games
25. Disneyverse
	* The Kingdom Hearts games
	* The Wreck-It Ralph games
	* The Sugar Rush Speedway games
	* The Hero's Duty games
	* The Split/Second games (Specifically S/S2: Slaughter Race)
26. etc.