Gonranog

* With Limbs
* Without Limbs

### Occupation

Slumbering (Gonranog had been slumbering for nearly 500 Years. He has awakened but is ruling the great ones in The Infinite Shadows.

## Physical description

### Eye color

Blue (His eyes come in all colors when they sprout.)

## Appearances

### Debut

The Reggiesworld Mythos

Gonranog, also known as the "All-Flesh," is the entity that is the son of Neh. Gonranog is commonly believed to be Dimafoeyas son in the Koblam religion because Neh does not exist in it, but in Noglism beliefs. Gonranog is the son of Neh. Gonranog was created 800 Googolplex years ago. Before Neh had faced Amid, Gonranog was born. The creature had resided in the Second Realm while he had grown. Gonranog is the entity that started the League of the Great Ones. His son is Essen. Gonranog had lived in the Three Moons after destroying the Second Realm. He had faced Nog-Deutronom after this.

For an entire chapter, they had fought. throwing planets at each other and slamming each other into galaxies. Nog had fled the battle, and Gonranog had gone the other way. By this time, Neh was imprisoned by Dimafoeya. Gonranog had been searching for his father for an entire chapter. Gonranog had become the first god to discover the Infinite Shadows. But he had never entered there, as Dimafoeya had built a barrier between it and the Ultravoid. Gonranog had gone to another part of the Ultravoid to slumber after finding out everything. The Great Ones were notified of this and searched for Gonranog in 1678. They had accidentally found the domain of Were-Berux, and they were slaughtered.

Gonranog, after the 67 Googolplex year Sleep had awoken, found only darkness in the Ultravoid. He had returned to Essen to find him, only to discover that the entire Three Moons had gone and collided. The search had continued only to find Were-Berux again. Gonranog was angered by this. As this is the third return of Were-Berux, Gonranog has thrown Were-Berux into Dimafoeyas Throne. and shattered it into pieces. Gonranog was sent to the core of the Ultravoid. Gonranog, in the final chapter, had escaped. He found Dimafoeya only to get his Flesh Crown and Throne in the Infinite Shadows. Gonranog and the remaining Great Ones had gone into a longer slumber, and in 2027, Gonranog had awakened again.

## Appearance

Gonranog's appearance resembles that of a ball of flesh. In his regular look, he has a giant mouth full of razor-sharp teeth. There are four eyes at the top of his mouth that are all blue. Along with small parts of tentacles running across his body that make up his circle-like appearance,

When he gains his limbs, he grows six arms that are all facing one direction on his sides. There are four legs, with two on the top of his body and the other two on the bottom of his body. Gonaranog's mouth has also grown two more mouths inside of the regular mouth. The four eyes seem to be hidden.

## Biography

### Creation (Chapter 2-3)

Gonranog's existence dates back approximately 800 Googolplex years, originating before the encounter between Neh and Amid, as per ancient accounts. Emerging in the cosmic tapestry, Gonranog's genesis unfolded within the confines of the Second Realm, where the entity matured and thrived.

### Awakening (Chapter 46-60)

Following the cataclysmic destruction of the Second Realm, Gonranog took refuge in the realm of the Three Moons. It was during this phase that Gonranog engaged in a formidable confrontation with Nog-Deutronom, a clash detailed extensively across an entire chapter. The epic scale of their battle involved the hurling of planets and the shattering of galaxies in an awe-inspiring display of cosmic might. Ultimately, Nog fled the confrontation, and Gonranog embarked on a separate path.

### Search for Neh and Fight with Were-Berux (Chapter 62-65)

Simultaneously, as Gonranog pursued his quest, a pivotal event occurred: Neh, a prominent figure and father of Gonranog, found himself imprisoned by Dimafoeya. Undeterred, Gonranog continued the search for his father and became the first known deity to discover the enigmatic Infinite Shadows. However, access to this realm was impeded by a barrier erected by Dimafoeya, preventing entry from the Ultravoid.

Faced with this obstacle, Gonranog redirected his attention elsewhere within the Ultravoid, retiring to a different region after a comprehensive understanding of the discovered knowledge. However, his prolonged absence raised concerns among The Great Ones, prompting a collective search effort initiated in the year 1678. Unfortunately, this quest inadvertently led to a fatal encounter with the domain of Were-Berux, resulting in the annihilation of the searching party.

After a slumber lasting 67 Googolplex years, Gonranog reawakened, only to find desolation within the Ultravoid. Seeking solace and information, Gonranog sought out Essen, only to confront the grim reality of the obliterated Three Moons. The search persisted, culminating in another encounter with Were-Berux, marking its third resurgence. Angered by this repeated confrontation, Gonranog took decisive action, casting Were-Berux into Dimafoeyas Throne, shattering it into fragments.

### Banished to the Core (Chapter 66-76)

However, this act led to Gonranog's banishment to the core of the Ultravoid. Yet, in a surprising turn of events chronicled in the final chapter, Gonranog managed to break free. In a climactic showdown, Gonranog confronted Dimafoeya, resulting in the acquisition of his Flesh Crown and Flesh Throne within The Infinite Shadows.

Following this monumental event, Gonranog and the surviving Great Ones entered an extended period of dormancy. Remarkably, in the year 2027, Gonranog once again emerged from this prolonged slumber, marking a significant resurgence in this elaborate cosmic narrative.

## Powers and Abilities

Omnipotence: All higher-primordials, like Gonranog, are omnipotent. They can do anything they desire and need to provide in the Ultravoid. Gonranog has barely shown any abilities, but like the others, he has infinite abilities.

Omnipresence: All higher-primordials, like Gonranog, are omnipresent. They can appear everywhere at once. Gonranog maintains his appearance. And does not try to be everywhere at once.

Omniscience: All higher-primordials, like Gonranog, are omniscient. Their knowledge spans the whole Ultravoid, and some even go Beyond The Infinite Shadows.

Teleportation: Gonranog can teleport to different areas, like when he destroys the Second Realm.

Regeneration: Gonranog easily regenerates from devastating blows from Nog-Deutronom and Were-Berux in the book.

Body Control/Mutation: Gonranog has two forms where he can make his body grow things a god does not have in place. Such as multiple mouths, arms, legs, and eyes.