With the concept of "multiverse" constantly unfolding in Marvel series and the cinematic universe, more and more Marvel plots have intentionally or unintentionally begun to lay the groundwork for the multiverse plot.
Typical examples are the earlier "Rocky" and "Wanda Vision".
Even the "What If", which is now being updated, which is known as the Marvel Brain Hole Collection Series, is also based on the concept of "multiverse", for this reason, many fans have recently sent private messages to ask -
What's outside of the Marvel Multiverse?
In fact, this question has been sent earlier in the relevant push to talk about this topic, fortunately, with fan questions and follow-up Marvel will be online multiverse branch, let's talk about this topic again:
[1] If you want to understand "what is outside of Marvel's diversity", you must first understand how big the Marvel Universe is?
In fact, in the context of the worldview framework of the entire Marvel Universe, the Marvel Universe has roughly 4 framework universe concepts, that is, the single universe, the multiverse, the super universe and the all-powerful universe!
The setting of this cosmic concept is also used in Marvel many times as a representative of the "real power level", and the typical "Tenjin Group" that we will see in the movie universe "Eternals" movies later is actually the strength of the single cosmic magnitude.
Of course, the definition of a lot of "single universe" itself is still a circle of a cosmic volume, and when it measures the magnitude of the universe, it more often refers to the concept of "a single dimension", which is simply a cosmic background of a specific nature.
For example —
In Marvel's setting, many of the original versions of the movie plots we see are actually derived from the main universe of the comic, that is, the 616 universe, and some of the plots are derived from the ultimate universe, that is, the 1610 ultimate universe, and in addition, the universes with other characteristics we see, such as the "zombie universe" and "cancerous universe", can also be seen as representatives of the "single universe" under the Marvel setting.
Therefore, each "parallel universe" is actually a monolithic universe.
Of course, this one
The multiple "single universe aggregates" derived from this basis are actually "multiverse concepts", and the definition of the concept of the multiverse is "a collection of a certain order of magnitude of a single universe at the same cosmic level".
Obviously, and so on!
Then the so-called "super universe" concept is actually based on the basis of many "multiverse" aggregates, but compared with the multiverse concept that many fans are familiar with today, in fact, the concept of "super universe" appears very rarely.
Because as far as today's concept of "multiverse" is concerned, it is enough for Marvel to develop a story complex of sufficient volume.
And when it comes to this, in fact, if some of our fans are based on the foothold of the "Marvel multiverse", "What is outside the multiverse?" "In fact, the answer has come out here—
Based on other multiverses in the very large universe!
Typically, it is like some cosmic concept related to some specific comic book storylines, such as:
New Universe, Ultraverse, Earth-Shadowline and other settings, the setting of these concepts, is to exist in the concept of the super universe, corresponding to a super universe within the scope of the theoretically have countless multiverse subunits.
[2] Is there a bigger setting than the concept of a "super universe"? Yes!
Obviously, for the question of the concept of the universe, in fact, to some extent, it is a nesting doll model, even on the basis of the concept of the super universe, it is estimated that there will still be many fans who ask: "Is there a higher dimensional setting beyond the super universe?" ”
The answer is yes!
That is what we said earlier about the "Almighty Universe"
The so-called all-powerful cosmic magnitude is set to a certain extent based on the "super universe" as a sub-body unit of this interval, thus realizing a larger concept of cosmic space.
So, logically:
The omnipotent universe is a combination concept with countless "super universes" of the order of magnitude, of course, on the basis of subdivision, it refers to the collection of each universe, dimension, etc., which is exactly the case, this concept is actually not only the concept of the Marvel universe, more based on marvel settings In fact, logically, this so-called "almighty universe" theoretically also includes the concept of "DC universe".
Therefore, to quote a more specialized definition of the "almighty universe" is:
"All dimensions, reality and fantasy, in every literary creation, television show, movie, urban legend, universe, field, etc., even if the works that have been canceled, the ideas in everyone's mind, the imaginary concept of the universe are considered to be part of the almighty universe."
So, based on this logical setting, "Is there any other setting beyond the Almighty Universe?" This is the end of such problems, so that the concept of the omnipotent universe contains a collection of all things that appear in reality and imagination, so that, based on this setting, we can only have and only one omnipotent universe!
Of course, except for the OAA setting!
Because in Marvel's definition, OAA is above the omnipotent universe, itself can not be imagined, belongs to the metaphysical level of existence, therefore, for a existence that we do not know, can not imagine, naturally does not exist in Marvel's concept of the universe, that is, above all existence.
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