Chapter 7: Info Page 1
Hello, everyone! This is an info page summarizing the story up to Chapter 6: General Assembly.
Please keep in mind that this story won't strictly adhere to DC lore. I'll be making intentional changes, so if something seems out of place, it's likely by design. However, if you find something that's particularly problematic, please let me know and explain why. I can't promise to make every suggested change, but it will definitely help me shape the story in a meaningful way.
As I mentioned before, I'm not an expert on DC lore. While I'm a big fan of DC, my knowledge may not be as extensive as some dedicated fans. Dragon Ball holds the primary focus in this story, but it's set within the DC multiverse.
Setting: DC Earth, Sector 2814, Milky Way Galaxy
History: Earth is the third planet from Sun, the star it orbits. Earth is orbited by the Moon. Having been around for billions of years, Earth is the homeworld of its dominant species, the human race. Earth is often the victim of extraterrestrial invasions, which are typically fought by the planet's various superheroes and metahumans, as well as its numerous governments and armies.
Star System: Sol
Location: 2nd Multiverse, Earth-one, Pre-Crisis
State of creation: There are 10 multiverses in existence, the most important ones for now are DC and Dragon Ball. Dragon Ball, in particular, offers a cosmic scale that's somewhat similar to DC, nah I'm kidding haha, though DC is generally more elaborate, even with its various versions. Dragon Ball has multiple macrocosms and scales beyond that, which makes blending the two universes together simpler. I don't have to rely too heavily on personal interpretations and make it feel too much like fan fiction. (Even though it is :P)
Earth: Home to earthlings, humanities cradle.
Milky Way Galaxy: The Milky Way is the galaxy that contains the Sol, Polaris and Vega Systems, along with countless other stars and planets.
Points of Interest for Milky Way Galaxy:
The Solar System is the star system where Earth and its neighboring bodies reside.
Alpha Centauri is the closest star system to the Solar System.
Polaris Star System is a star system that revolves around the North Star, Polaris.
History of Polaris Star System:
One of the primary worlds of the Polaris system is the planet Thanagar. It is part of Green Lantern Corps Sector 2682. Thanagarians describe Polaris as a "harsh sun" and the "fierce witness to uncounted battles". During the Rann-Thanagar War, when a Zeta-Beam teleported the planet Rann into Thanagar's planetary orbit, it propelled Thanagar off its axis, driving it perilously close towards its sun. The ultraviolet radiation from Polaris became so intense that Thanagar's atmosphere ignited. The Polaris system is home to 952 sentient species, and is sometimes mocked by other neighboring systems for its relatively small size.
Vega Star System: The star system of Vega is the original home of the Citadel and was the base of operations for the Omega Men.
History of Vega Star System:
Vega is home to the Psions, an alien race who were experimented upon by the Maltusians. In time, they learned how to master the technology the Maltusians left behind when they immigrated to Oa. When the Psions tried to make contact with their creators, the Guardians of the Universe expressed remorse over their actions and disappointment that the Psions had not learned any understanding from the technology. The Guardians sent them to Vega in the hopes that they could develop in peace, but the Psions grew to hate the Guardians. To prevent any further interference on their part, the Guardians added a law to the Book of Oa forbidding them and their agents, the Green Lantern Corps, to enter the Vega System. As a result, the system became a refuge for criminals and aggressive entities. Vega is also of critical importance to the activities of the Spider Guild and represents a major Guild nest.
The Vega star system has dozens of planets, hundreds of races, thousands of cultures, and trillions of sentient beings. Ravaged by centuries of warfare. Several years into the 21st century, the Vega System came under the influence of Lady Styx, who absorbed the system into her empire. Her army of Darkstars who were empowered by the suit, killed any unbelievers in the Vega System. The Vega System was freed from her control after her defeat and apparent death at the hands of Brainiac 2 and the Omega Men.
Just prior to the War of Light, it was revealed that the real reason that Vega was forbidden was due to a deal made with Larfleeze, the wielder of the Orange light of avarice. The pact stipulated that Guardians would not enter Vega while Larfleeze would be allowed to wield the Orange light in peace, as long as it stayed buried on Okaara. When Larfleeze declared the treaty null and void, the Guardians enacted the Fourth Law in the Book of Oa, which provided them jurisdiction in the Vega star system. This brought them and the Green Lantern Corps into conflict with the Orange Lantern Corps.
Worlds in Vega Star System:
Citadel Homeworld
Culacao
Karna
Hny'xx
New Alliance (Formerly) (the Prison Planet)
Sindromeda
Emana Branx
Tamaran (Destroyed)
Rashashoon
3 Unnamed Planets
Okaara
Voorl
Kuraq
Euphorix
Slagg
Rogue
Dredfahl
Aello
Ogyptu
Changralyn
Residents of Milky Way Galaxy:
Humans
Atlanteans
Titanians
Thanagarians
Mercurians
Venusians
Martians
Jovians
Saturnians
Neptunians
Uranians
Plutonians
Tamaraneans
Velorpians
Karnans
Okaarans
Euphorians
Scale of Universe:
**Location in the DC Universe:**
- The Milky Way is located in the North-Eastern Quadrant of the DC Universe. It is primarily within the East, but it's a few million light years from the border of the Northern section. Please note that this arrangement is not lore-accurate within the DC Universe, but it's being used for storytelling purposes.
**Size of the Universe:**
- The DC Universe is considered to be of infinite size. It continuously expands at a rate faster than light speed, making it virtually impossible for mortal beings to traverse the entire universe unless they transcend the notion of infinity. Mortals can bypass this limitation through the use of powerful artifacts or forces within the universe itself. These forces include the Emotional Electromagnetic Spectrum, The Speed Force, The Source, The Life Equation, The Anti-Life Equation, The Dreaming, The World Forge, The God-Mill, Kaioshin Magic, God Ki, Super Dragon Balls, Autonomous Ultra Instinct, Destruction Energy, and Omni-Essence.
**Rankings of Power:**
If they have the same number then they are equal in the story, regardless on whether one is above the other in the list.
- The power rankings in the DC Universe are as follows:
1. Omni-Essence (Beyond 6th Dimension)
1.5. Super Dragon Balls (Beyond 6th Dimension)
2. Autonomous Ultra Instinct (Fully realized, 6th Dimensional)
2. Destruction Energy (6th Dimensional, power can vary depending on the user)
2.5 The Spectre (Divine agent of the Omni-King)
3. Kaioshin Magic (Potent power, dependent on the level of the Supreme Kai)
4. The Dreaming (Associated with Dream, one of the Endless)
5. The Source
6. The Speed Force
6. The Emotional Electromagnetic Spectrum
7. God Ki (Amplifier of Ki/Chi, strength varies with the user)
8. Ki/Chi
Cosmology
Macrocosm is used to describe the broader universe and its various realms, dimensions, and planes of existence. These different aspects of the macrocosm are often explored as part of the series' cosmology. Here's an explanation of some key elements of the macrocosm in the story:
1. **Mortal Universe:** The macrocosm consists of the living universe, each containing mortal realms, examples are;
Room of Spirit and Time (Hyperbolic Time Chamber).
The Mafuba Jar: The Mafuba (Evil Containment Wave) is a sealing technique that involves using a specialized container to seal away a target. When used, it creates a pocket dimension within the container to trap the sealed entity.
The Hyperbolic Space Chamber This space is distinct from the Hyperbolic Time Chamber. In Dragon Ball Super, the Z Fighters use this space to store large quantities of food and other items. It is known for its seemingly infinite storage capacity.
The Dead Zone This is a pocket dimension controlled by Garlic Jr. in the Dragon Ball Z movie "Dead Zone." It is a place where he can exile his enemies, and it plays a significant role in the movie's plot.
The Hyperbolic Time Chamber (Cell Saga) During the Cell Saga, a separate Hyperbolic Time Chamber is used by Future Trunks and Vegeta. It is a one-day version of the chamber with a higher level of gravity.
The Demon Realm The Demon Realm is a parallel universe in the Dragon Ball universe. It is inhabited by demons, and Dabura is one of its notable residents. It exists alongside the mortal realm and serves as a source of dark energy.
2. **Heaven and Hell:** Within the macrocosm, there are various afterlife realms. "Heaven" is a place where virtuous souls go after death, while "Hell" is where wicked souls are punished. These realms are overseen by deities such as King Yemma and the lower Kais. Purgatory and all dead zones in between are all infinite in size, infact some places are even larger than other infinite sized bodies, such as the sacred world of the Kais, a planet so large that even Heaven looks tiny in comparison.
3. **Otherworld:** The "Otherworld" is a collective term for the afterlife realms in the Dragon Ball universe. It includes Heaven, Hell, and the Check-In Station. The Otherworld serves as a central hub for souls that have moved on from the mortal realm, a separate space from Heaven and Hell, however, it is the boundary between all the realms of the story.
4. **Grand Kai's Planet:** Grand Kai's planet is located in the Otherworld and serves as a training ground for deceased warriors. Characters like Goku, after his death during the Cell Saga, trained with in this realm.
5. **Sacred World of the Kais:** The Sacred World of the Kais is the home of the Supreme Kais, divine beings responsible for overseeing the mortal realms and maintaining balance. It is considered a higher plane of existence within the macrocosm.
6. **Demon Realm:** The Demon Realm is a parallel universe within the macrocosm, inhabited by demons, including Etrigan the Demon, Neron, Blue Devil, Nergal, Belial, Morgaine le Fey, Shazana, Klarion the Witch Boy, Trigon The Terrible is not currently in the Demon Realm. It exists alongside the mortal universe but remains hidden from ordinary mortals.
The Multiverse: There are ten multiverses that exist alongside each other in this story. These multiverses run in parallel, meaning they exist at the same time. Each multiverse contains numerous timelines and alternate dimensions within it. This means that within those ten multiverses, there are an unlimited number of different timelines coexisting simultaneously.
To explain further, consider the Future Timeline. It was the original timeline, but it became altered when Trunks and Bulma made changes to it. These changes resulted in what we now consider the "original" timeline. Within this new timeline, many different events and interactions occurred, creating a complex web of cause and effect.
For example, a version of Cell from a completely different timeline managed to kill Trunks and travel to this timeline. Because time is constantly moving, events in the past, present, and future are always changing, leading to different scenarios and outcomes. What we see in the Dragon Ball series is just one specific iteration of how events played out in this intricate multiverse of timelines and dimensions.
I hope that made sense!
All of these concepts together make up what's called the Omniverse. It's the highest level of existence. Beings that are even more powerful exist above it in a place called the Omni-Palace. There's only one of each of them, like one Grand Priest, one Presence/Zeno, and one Angel for each universe. They exist outside of time and space and aren't limited by them. While Angels are not all-knowing, their power surpasses anything within a single universe or multiple universes.
In this story, there's another powerful being, but they're a cosmic threat. They're not a danger to Zeno/Presence, but the Grand Priest sees this individual as dangerous.
This dangerous being exists outside of the Omniverse, in a place called the Negaverse. It's a very cold and desolate realm that the Presence has completely abandoned. The Presence doesn't even bother to keep an eye on it because they don't want to be bothered by the inhabitants of that realm.
Where do Destroyer Gods rank in this massive scale? Well, in a sense, they are very high up because they have Angels at their beck and call. As explained, Angels are exceptionally powerful beings. The only beings that truly surpass Gods of Destruction are the Angels, but it's not a fixed rule. Some Gods of Destruction are even mightier than their Angel attendants. Destroyers are extremely important and have access to the Energy of Destruction, as you've seen how high the Energy of Destruction scales. And they can learn Ultra Instinct, Destroyers can reach unfathomable heights, although not all are on the same level.
Thanks for reading the info page! And if I forgot to add anything or if something doesn't make sense, please ask away and I will respond to the best of my ability, but as mentioned before, not everything will be exactly as the original, for obvious reasons of course! Have a great day everyone!
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Side Note: Samot_Sempai, that picture you posted actually inspired me to create this info page faster and release it haha! Thanks so much for the motivation!
And thank you to The_Arkhon for giving me the idea to make a info page!
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