The Omniverse

[RockinCrocodile]

Alright, I was watching Wreck-it Ralph a few nights ago and came up with an idea that is kind of built off of the same concept but also adds a bit more things to it, including Fan-Characters and other medias. The general idea is that an organization has built a machine that allows people to be transformed and transferred to another realm...the Omniverse*, but in order for them to be placed in this realm they must become a new being, able to keep the memories and personalities of both of their sides. However, while they are inside of the new realm, something occurs that causes the machines to malfunction which now leaves the newly formed characters having to learn the new location while struggling to make sure they keep their old memories and thoughts alive while some way back.

*Tentative Name
Please note: This is just a sketchy idea, I'm also willing to take suggestions and the related.

What I was thinking would be allowed is the following:

RPing as multiple characters
RPing as Fan-Character and/or Official Characters
Anything goes, within reason, for media: anime, video games, movies, super heroes, etc

 

[Heroic Sociopath]

Okay.

 

[Master Yiseeks]

I was actually thinking of this idea too, but I gave up cause I didn't think people would be interested. If you were to start it up, I'd love to join.

 

[RockinCrocodile]

Well 2...3 including myself are liking the idea. I'll make a sign-up if at least 2 more people show interest.

 

[Heroic Sociopath]

Not many people actually look at this forum. So it's not really a good barometer for interest.

 

[Glitchipedia]

I've got about seventeen original characters to choose from, both heroes and villains, and all have yet to share one setting. So, yeah, I'd be game for this.

 

[Crimson Impact]

Interesting. I'd consider it.

 

[Glitchipedia]

Okay, here's my idea.

Someone on the outside, wittingly or unwittingly, creates a malevolent entity within the Omniverse who proceeds to take over the realm, gathering villainous personalities of every make and model to enforce his will and preventing anyone from entering or leaving. The thing is, the Omniverse itself doesn't want him there, so he has to forcibly anchor himself to it. Only by defeating him can the Omniverse be reopened, and only by destroying his magical anchors, guarded by his strongest commanders, can he be defeated.

Each anchor is well-hidden, however, with nary a clue as to where to start looking. Once one is discovered, however, the nature of its guardian will provide a clue as to where the next one is likely to be.