" @"Colossus": Marvel's definition of their Omniverse is not accurate. And Marvel's universe is part of the real Omniverse regardless what the writers write. "

"  The term Omniverse means all possible realities. Marvel can say that they have their own "Omniverse". That's fine, It's make believe. But the real term Omniverse means all realities/universes/multiverses. That would include our world, alternate/parallel universes, ect. The world of Marvel and it's parallel universes in actuality would be closer in definition to a multiverse. The same goes for DC and any other make believe world. Combined multiverses, including our own world and any other multiverse we are unaware of would make up the true Omniverse. "

" @Waffle Fries said:

" @"Colossus": Marvel's definition of their Omniverse is not accurate. And Marvel's universe is part of the real Omniverse regardless what the writers write. "

its comics, they really dont even exist... "

" @"Colossus" said:

" @Waffle Fries said:

" @"Colossus": Marvel's definition of their Omniverse is not accurate. And Marvel's universe is part of the real Omniverse regardless what the writers write. "

its comics, they really dont even exist... "

The Omniverse is comprised of all possible universes real or fictional. Read a book on physics or watch a documentary on it or something. "

" @Waffle Fries said:

" @"Colossus" said:

" @Waffle Fries said:

" @"Colossus": Marvel's definition of their Omniverse is not accurate. And Marvel's universe is part of the real Omniverse regardless what the writers write. "

its comics, they really dont even exist... "

The Omniverse is comprised of all possible universes real or fictional. Read a book on physics or watch a documentary on it or something. "

the marvel omniverse is different "

" @"Colossus" said:

" @Waffle Fries said:

" @"Colossus" said:

" @Waffle Fries said:

" @"Colossus": Marvel's definition of their Omniverse is not accurate. And Marvel's universe is part of the real Omniverse regardless what the writers write. "

its comics, they really dont even exist... "

The Omniverse is comprised of all possible universes real or fictional. Read a book on physics or watch a documentary on it or something. "

the marvel omniverse is different "

Your right it is, it's a multiverse. "

" @Waffle Fries said:

" @"Colossus" said:

" @Waffle Fries said:

" @"Colossus" said:

" @Waffle Fries said:

" @"Colossus": Marvel's definition of their Omniverse is not accurate. And Marvel's universe is part of the real Omniverse regardless what the writers write. "

its comics, they really dont even exist... "

The Omniverse is comprised of all possible universes real or fictional. Read a book on physics or watch a documentary on it or something. "

the marvel omniverse is different "

Your right it is, it's a multiverse. "

Not according to marvel...Marvel has several Mutiverses... "

" @GamorasBigDaddy said:

" @Waffle Fries said:

" @"Colossus" said:

" @Waffle Fries said:

" @"Colossus" said:

" @Waffle Fries said:

" @"Colossus": Marvel's definition of their Omniverse is not accurate. And Marvel's universe is part of the real Omniverse regardless what the writers write. "

its comics, they really dont even exist... "

The Omniverse is comprised of all possible universes real or fictional. Read a book on physics or watch a documentary on it or something. "

the marvel omniverse is different "

Your right it is, it's a multiverse. "

Not according to marvel...Marvel has several Mutiverses... "

And by definition the Omniverse is EVERY multiverse real or fictional. I've put way too much energy into this. I'm done. "

I think that the Marvel omniverse is what people call the whole marvel totality. BUT when people compare the Marvel omniverse to other comic book companies they prefer to call it Marvel Multiverse because the term omniverse is used by fans to call the totality of all the comic book "realities/mulitverses/omniverses" including Marvel's omniverse and DC mulitverse.

" I think that the Marvel omniverse is what people call the whole marvel totality. BUT when people compare the Marvel omniverse to other comic book companies they prefer to call it Marvel Multiverse because the term omniverse is used by fans to call the totality of all the comic book "realities/mulitverses/omniverses" including Marvel's omniverse and DC mulitverse. "

How did this get to four pages? It's a fairly simple concept.

The term omni-verse literally means all universes. This includes all real and fictional universes, all of the ones in the past, future, and present. In comics, however, omni-verse generally refers to all of the universes that are owned by that specific company.

A multi-verse is even more simple as it merely refers to more than one universe. It could refer to only a couple to an infinite number of universes.

"

How did this get to four pages? It's a fairly simple concept.

The term omni-verse literally means all universes. This includes all real and fictional universes, all of the ones in the past, future, and present. In comics, however, omni-verse generally refers to all of the universes that are owned by that specific company.

A multi-verse is even more simple as it merely refers to more than one universe. It could refer to only a couple to an infinite number of universes.

"

Well this is how I see it.
Uni-verse - A single universe
Multi-verse- Multiple universes
Mega-verse - Multiple multiverse
Omni-verse- Everything.

so marvels totality should really be called a Megaverse then
 
/thread

" Well this is how I see it. Uni-verse - A single universeMulti-verse- Multiple universesMega-verse - Multiple multiverseOmni-verse- Everything. "

A "Mega-verse" and a "Multi-verse" are different names for the same thing. Though literally a mega-verse just means a huge universe.

@"Colossus" said:

" so marvels totality should really be called a Megaverse then  /thread "

" @OmegaDynasty said:

" Well this is how I see it. Uni-verse - A single universeMulti-verse- Multiple universesMega-verse - Multiple multiverseOmni-verse- Everything. "

A "Mega-verse" and a "Multi-verse" are different names for the same thing. Though literally a mega-verse just means a huge universe.

@"Colossus" said:

" so marvels totality should really be called a Megaverse then  /thread "

Probably best to refer to it as an omni-verse. While not technically correct, it's the term the companies use and thus would lead to less confusion than other terms.

"

" @Baldy said:

" @OmegaDynasty said:

" Well this is how I see it. Uni-verse - A single universeMulti-verse- Multiple universesMega-verse - Multiple multiverseOmni-verse- Everything. "

A "Mega-verse" and a "Multi-verse" are different names for the same thing. Though literally a mega-verse just means a huge universe.

@"Colossus" said:

" so marvels totality should really be called a Megaverse then  /thread "

Probably best to refer to it as an omni-verse. While not technically correct, it's the term the companies use and thus would lead to less confusion than other terms.

"

I think that the reason that this thread was made is because it does lead to confusion. If they all just referred to the Marvel Universe as a multiverse, I think that that would cause less confusion, "

You know what! 
Screw all this crap! 
I'M Intervening 
 
First of all, omniverse, megaverse, and multiverse mean the exact same thing, because in the end, it just means infinite universes
And Second, I'm creating a new catergory: The Pantoverse. Panto= "every"  
Pantoverse= every omniverse, including the omniverse which we live 
 
There. I did it!

Marvel stops at Megaverse in regards to multiple universes.  They never cross over into Omniverse as they recognize all works as being part of the omniverse.

" Marvel stops at Megaverse in regards to multiple universes.  They never cross over into Omniverse as they recognize all works as being part of the omniverse. "

bump

" You know what! 
Screw all this crap! 
I'M Intervening 
 
First of all, omniverse, megaverse, and multiverse mean the exact same thing, because in the end, it just means infinite universes
And Second, I'm creating a new catergory: The Pantoverse. Panto= "every"  Pantoverse= every omniverse, including the omniverse which we live  There. I did it! "

now we just need a picoverse and we've covered almost all of the greek prefixes lol. but seriously wouldn't a mega verse just be a REALLY big universe. like if TOAA decided to fuse the entire multiverse into one big universe. omniverse is all universes while multiverse is a group of universes. i'm getting tired of typing "verse"

" now we just need a picoverse and we've covered almost all of the greek prefixes lol. but seriously wouldn't a mega verse just be a REALLY big universe. like if TOAA decided to fuse the entire multiverse into one big universe. omniverse is all universes while multiverse is a group of universes. i'm getting tired of typing "verse" "

so let me see if i have this straight.
 
universe= standard single verse such as marvel 616
multiverse= a group of universes such as the marvel multiverse
megaverse= a really freaking big universe 
omniverse= all multiverses and megaverses combined. all comic book realities spanning all brands and publishers.

Thanos with the HOTU was master of "omni reality". Multiverse=collection of universes, omniverse=collection of multiverses. Now in marvel i know parallel universe's= the multiverse, so what in the hell constitutes the marvel omniverse? 

well, i don't know if omni reality is in reference to the universe or just all forms of reality in the marvel multiverse. if omni reality is reality across the omniverse then he would, theoretically, control reality in DC and vertigo as well. maybe he did, who knows?

"

How did this get to four pages? It's a fairly simple concept.

The term omni-verse literally means all universes. This includes all real and fictional universes, all of the ones in the past, future, and present. In comics, however, omni-verse generally refers to all of the universes that are owned by that specific company.

A multi-verse is even more simple as it merely refers to more than one universe. It could refer to only a couple to an infinite number of universes.

"

" so let me see if i have this straight.  universe= standard single verse such as marvel 616 multiverse= a group of universes such as the marvel multiverse megaverse= a really freaking big universe  omniverse= all multiverses and megaverses combined. all comic book realities spanning all brands and publishers. "

No i don't care what marvel pretends constitutes as omni verse, a fictional character in its comics cannot control things in unrelated fictions lol, that would be like saying thanos controlled reality in our real universe because he was "master of omni reality" LMAO

" so let me see if i have this straight.  universe= standard single verse such as marvel 616 multiverse= a group of universes such as the marvel multiverse megaverse= a really freaking big universe  omniverse= all multiverses and megaverses combined. all comic book realities spanning all brands and publishers. "

" @Baldy said:

"

How did this get to four pages? It's a fairly simple concept.

The term omni-verse literally means all universes. This includes all real and fictional universes, all of the ones in the past, future, and present. In comics, however, omni-verse generally refers to all of the universes that are owned by that specific company.

A multi-verse is even more simple as it merely refers to more than one universe. It could refer to only a couple to an infinite number of universes.

"

I disagree with your definition of the word: omniverse  Marvel Comics has its own omniverse. So has DC. But since they had a crossover, we can also say DC's omniverse includes Marvel's multiverses. vice versa. But it won't include the real universe  which is our universe. Why  combine fiction from non-fiction?   The reality has its own omniverse. But it does not include universes created by man's imagination. "

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

1. Megaverse is the term used to refer to the multiple universes of the many RPGs produced by Palladium Books.
2. Megaverse can also refer to a term used to classify multiple universes, although the term normally used to describe multiple universes is multiverse.

" @Fire-brand said:

" so let me see if i have this straight.  universe= standard single verse such as marvel 616 multiverse= a group of universes such as the marvel multiverse megaverse= a really freaking big universe  omniverse= all multiverses and megaverses combined. all comic book realities spanning all brands and publishers. "

I don't really know what place a megaverse has here, but the rest, with the exception of the omniverse are correct. The Omniverse is not  only all multiverse and megaverse and all brands and publishers, it is also our universe and any other universe out there.  
 
@rbysjti said:

" @Baldy said:

"

How did this get to four pages? It's a fairly simple concept.

The term omni-verse literally means all universes. This includes all real and fictional universes, all of the ones in the past, future, and present. In comics, however, omni-verse generally refers to all of the universes that are owned by that specific company.

A multi-verse is even more simple as it merely refers to more than one universe. It could refer to only a couple to an infinite number of universes.

"

I disagree with your definition of the word: omniverse  Marvel Comics has its own omniverse. So has DC. But since they had a crossover, we can also say DC's omniverse includes Marvel's multiverses. vice versa. But it won't include the real universe  which is our universe. Why  combine fiction from non-fiction?   The reality has its own omniverse. But it does not include universes created by man's imagination. "

It's fine that you disagree, but it doesn't make you correct. Marvel and DC don't have their own Omniverse, they each have multiverse. THERE IS ONLY ONE OMNIVERSE AND IT INCLUDES ANY AND ALL KNOWN AND UNKNOWN UNIVERSES/MULTIVERSE. I don't know how to make it any clearer than that. "

" @courtney12490 said:

" @Fire-brand said:

" so let me see if i have this straight.  universe= standard single verse such as marvel 616 multiverse= a group of universes such as the marvel multiverse megaverse= a really freaking big universe  omniverse= all multiverses and megaverses combined. all comic book realities spanning all brands and publishers. "

I don't really know what place a megaverse has here, but the rest, with the exception of the omniverse are correct. The Omniverse is not  only all multiverse and megaverse and all brands and publishers, it is also our universe and any other universe out there.  
 
@rbysjti said:

" @Baldy said:

"

How did this get to four pages? It's a fairly simple concept.

The term omni-verse literally means all universes. This includes all real and fictional universes, all of the ones in the past, future, and present. In comics, however, omni-verse generally refers to all of the universes that are owned by that specific company.

A multi-verse is even more simple as it merely refers to more than one universe. It could refer to only a couple to an infinite number of universes.

"

I disagree with your definition of the word: omniverse  Marvel Comics has its own omniverse. So has DC. But since they had a crossover, we can also say DC's omniverse includes Marvel's multiverses. vice versa. But it won't include the real universe  which is our universe. Why  combine fiction from non-fiction?   The reality has its own omniverse. But it does not include universes created by man's imagination. "

It's fine that you disagree, but it doesn't make you correct. Marvel and DC don't have their own Omniverse, they each have multiverse. THERE IS ONLY ONE OMNIVERSE AND IT INCLUDES ANY AND ALL KNOWN AND UNKNOWN UNIVERSES/MULTIVERSE. I don't know how to make it any clearer than that. "

I disagree with that. The omniverse can only be one. But since man can create imaginations, they can create there own universe, but fails to be part of the real omniverse. Fiction cannot be combined with non-fiction.  Tell me, who do you consider as the omnipotent in Marvel? "

" @rbysjti said:

" @courtney12490 said:

" @Fire-brand said:

" so let me see if i have this straight.  universe= standard single verse such as marvel 616 multiverse= a group of universes such as the marvel multiverse megaverse= a really freaking big universe  omniverse= all multiverses and megaverses combined. all comic book realities spanning all brands and publishers. "

I don't really know what place a megaverse has here, but the rest, with the exception of the omniverse are correct. The Omniverse is not  only all multiverse and megaverse and all brands and publishers, it is also our universe and any other universe out there.  
 
@rbysjti said:

It's fine that you disagree, but it doesn't make you correct. Marvel and DC don't have their own Omniverse, they each have multiverse. THERE IS ONLY ONE OMNIVERSE AND IT INCLUDES ANY AND ALL KNOWN AND UNKNOWN UNIVERSES/MULTIVERSE. I don't know how to make it any clearer than that. "

I disagree with that. The omniverse can only be one. But since man can create imaginations, they can create there own universe, but fails to be part of the real omniverse. Fiction cannot be combined with non-fiction.  Tell me, who do you consider as the omnipotent in Marvel? "

Again, it's fine if you disagree, but it doesn't make you correct. In fact, in this case, it makes you incorrect. If somebody "created" a universe in their minds, then it would be part of the Omniverse. The Omniverse does combine fiction and non-fiction, it is by definition every universe whether it's made up or real, like ours."

" @courtney12490: theres a reason i was laughing as i wrote that. but yeah, although i like my definition more, a mega verse is a multiverse. "

" @courtney12490 said:

" @rbysjti said:

" @courtney12490 said:

" @Fire-brand said:

" so let me see if i have this straight.  universe= standard single verse such as marvel 616 multiverse= a group of universes such as the marvel multiverse megaverse= a really freaking big universe  omniverse= all multiverses and megaverses combined. all comic book realities spanning all brands and publishers. "

I don't really know what place a megaverse has here, but the rest, with the exception of the omniverse are correct. The Omniverse is not  only all multiverse and megaverse and all brands and publishers, it is also our universe and any other universe out there.  
 
@rbysjti said:

It's fine that you disagree, but it doesn't make you correct. Marvel and DC don't have their own Omniverse, they each have multiverse. THERE IS ONLY ONE OMNIVERSE AND IT INCLUDES ANY AND ALL KNOWN AND UNKNOWN UNIVERSES/MULTIVERSE. I don't know how to make it any clearer than that. "

I disagree with that. The omniverse can only be one. But since man can create imaginations, they can create there own universe, but fails to be part of the real omniverse. Fiction cannot be combined with non-fiction.  Tell me, who do you consider as the omnipotent in Marvel? "

Again, it's fine if you disagree, but it doesn't make you correct. In fact, in this case, it makes you incorrect. If somebody "created" a universe in their minds, then it would be part of the Omniverse. The Omniverse does combine fiction and non-fiction, it is by definition every universe whether it's made up or real, like ours."

that's assuming our universe is real. holy crap this thread just went from defining terms to a philosophy discussion. "

" @rbysjti: first of all, while mega does mean million, in this case we're using it from the root megalo- meaning large or a large number of universes. and if i'm getting the whole earths population i would get all the people on earth in our universe. how would i get things from another universe? omni means all, so any and all universes would, by definition, be included. even if it seems impossible. "

" @rbysjti: those characters are known here, but they do not live here. besides, comic book characters aren't people. "

" @rbysjti: they can't be people if they are not real. that makes no sense. they aren't people, they are drawings of people. "

" @rbysjti: then why is it called the marvel universe? it either needs renamed, or it must be included in the omniverse "

" @rbysjti: but that defies the definition of an omniverse. you can't pick and choose on this. "

" @rbysjti: but that defies the definition of an omniverse. you can't pick and choose on this. "