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What if there was a verse that was basically a bunch of verses-one central physical universe containing an infinite amount of timelines, each timeline taking place in duplicates of locations? And "alternate (physical) universes" are just other franchises and their "infinities"?
What if the characters in the central verse are basically concepts in two ways: the embodiment of something generic ("love", "evil", "happiness", "death") etc. and part of a fanfiction, so they would not exist in real life or in the canon of whatever universes they came from? What if there were implications that they are the reasons characters from other francises act the way they do? What if killing/erasing the existence of one would be impossible unless you did it to all of them-and there were enough of these characters and concepts generic enough so that the concept would cease to exist or ever have existed in any universe-thus removing your motive and causing the concept to exist/be alive once again?
About the alternate universes-what if they author lacked knowledge on copyright, but any feat influenced by copyright wouldn't not exist-instead, there would be an explanation that the "god" of the central verse removed it? What if the "god" was the author of the story, bar one difference: The fictional character wrote about, and claims they created real life?
Let's say there was another character who keeps reincarnating over and over, fully aware that they are doing this. Two types of reincarnation: base form, which is who they were at first, and every other existing organism across every universe. If they die from suicide, however, the entire multiverse just collapses into a point that marks no spot, and at any time, is recreated. Say this character is completely perception-dead and functions based on innaccurate descriptions given to them through ESP in base form, those describing believing she can hear. What if these innaccurate descriptions perfectly describe real life? Regarding the number of cycles: this character operates around the general belief that anything can happen, and the multiverse never truely ends until all the "anythings" are done with. These anythings are on an infinitely large or small scale. This includes "the character doesn't exist".
Say all of the characters in the verse have one set limit: if expressable in words, they can go higher, the author just doesn't do it in order to make a decent story instead of "destroy/create as much stuff as possible". Select fanmade battles and such will become canon just to show this.
What tier would these character be? If the verse was real and became part of a full-fledged story that eventually made its way onto this site, what would happen? how would battles be limited? If you could make them be higher than tier 0 by saying so, when would it just stop mattering?
What if the characters in the central verse are basically concepts in two ways: the embodiment of something generic ("love", "evil", "happiness", "death") etc. and part of a fanfiction, so they would not exist in real life or in the canon of whatever universes they came from? What if there were implications that they are the reasons characters from other francises act the way they do? What if killing/erasing the existence of one would be impossible unless you did it to all of them-and there were enough of these characters and concepts generic enough so that the concept would cease to exist or ever have existed in any universe-thus removing your motive and causing the concept to exist/be alive once again?
About the alternate universes-what if they author lacked knowledge on copyright, but any feat influenced by copyright wouldn't not exist-instead, there would be an explanation that the "god" of the central verse removed it? What if the "god" was the author of the story, bar one difference: The fictional character wrote about, and claims they created real life?
Let's say there was another character who keeps reincarnating over and over, fully aware that they are doing this. Two types of reincarnation: base form, which is who they were at first, and every other existing organism across every universe. If they die from suicide, however, the entire multiverse just collapses into a point that marks no spot, and at any time, is recreated. Say this character is completely perception-dead and functions based on innaccurate descriptions given to them through ESP in base form, those describing believing she can hear. What if these innaccurate descriptions perfectly describe real life? Regarding the number of cycles: this character operates around the general belief that anything can happen, and the multiverse never truely ends until all the "anythings" are done with. These anythings are on an infinitely large or small scale. This includes "the character doesn't exist".
Say all of the characters in the verse have one set limit: if expressable in words, they can go higher, the author just doesn't do it in order to make a decent story instead of "destroy/create as much stuff as possible". Select fanmade battles and such will become canon just to show this.
What tier would these character be? If the verse was real and became part of a full-fledged story that eventually made its way onto this site, what would happen? how would battles be limited? If you could make them be higher than tier 0 by saying so, when would it just stop mattering?
