Overview
| Classic Realities | ||||
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| Name | Description | Reality | Introduced | Status |
| Reality: UN-1 | The "Real World" is our Reality, where Drift came from. It was one of the worlds linked to the giant Sideways Rift opened by The Visitor during Season 4, teleporting the Durrr Burger mascot to the California desert, where Drift found it. |  |
Season 4 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-2 | A Reality centered entirely around Norse mythology, where Magnus and Huntress come from. |  |
Season 5 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-3 | The Reality where Lazy Links came from. |  |
Season 5 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-4 | The Reality where Paradise Palms' desert came from. |  |
Season 5 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-5 Lost Isles |
The Reality where Tomato Temple came from.[1] It's also the home reality of Peelies and Klombo. |   |
Season 5 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-6 Earth-199999 (Marvel Cinematic Universe) |
This is the mainstream Reality of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, a series of movies based on the iconic heroes and villains from Marvel Comics, all of which take place in a shared universe. Just like Earth-616 in the comics, this Reality is also referred to in the movies as the Sacred Timeline. |  |
Season 8 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-7 | This is the Reality of the John Wick film series. John Wick is an assassin who seeks revenge on the people who murdered his dog, who was a gift from his deceased wife. |  |
Season 9 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-8 | This is the Reality of the Netflix series Stranger Things. In this Reality, a group of young kids witness supernatural forces and secret government exploits, the former of which hail from a parallel dimension known as the Upside Down. Characters such as Chief Hopper and The Demogorgon were rifted to the Athena Island. |  |
Season 9 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-9 | This is the Reality of the Borderlands series, where Psycho Bandit came from. This Reality is home to Pandora, a planet containing several vaults with unbelievable riches inside, drawing the attention of numerous megacorporations who want to capitalize on it, as well as Vault Hunters who seek to find the vaults before anyone else. A portion of Pandora was brought to the Athena Island through a Rift Zone created by The Scientist. |  |
Season X | Existing |
| Reality: UN-10 Earth 52 (Alternate DC Comics Universe) |
This Reality seems to take place in DC's New 52 but before DC Rebirth. This Reality's Batman and Catwoman, along with a portion of Gotham City, were brought to the Athena Island through a Rift Zone created by The Scientist. |  |
Season X | Existing |
| Reality: UN-11 | The Reality of Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight movie trilogy, a reboot of the Batman movie franchise adapting the masked vigilante's mythos in a grittier and more grounded manner. |  |
Season X | Existing |
| Reality: UN-12 Earth-1 (DC Extended Universe) |
This is the mainstream reality of the DC Extended Universe, a series of interconnected films based on the many heroes and villains featured in DC Comics, similarly to the MCU. This Reality also exists within the Post-Crisis Arrowverse. |  |
Chapter 2: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-13 Earth-38264 (Marvel's Avengers video game) |
This is the Reality of Square Enix's video game Marvel's Avengers, from which the Heroes Park was rifted into Apollo. |  |
Chapter 2: Season 4 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-14 | This is the Reality of Battle Breakers, where Razor and Kurohomura come from. In this Reality, a once-peaceful kingdom was attacked by monsters from space, trapping the world and its heroes in technomagic crystal. Following the attack, a team of super warriors came together to fight back against the monsters and take back their world. |  |
Chapter 2: Season 4 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-15 | This is the Reality of the Ghostbusters film series. In this Reality, a group of three parapsychologists start up a ghost-hunting business in New York City, where they investigate and fight ghosts and other paranormal activity terrorizing the town. |  |
Chapter 2: Season 4 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-16 Star Wars Canon Universe |
This is the Reality of the Star Wars series, a multimedia space opera franchise set in a galaxy far, far away across several eras. The mainline story of the franchise is the Skywalker Saga, spanning across three movie trilogies, each following a descendant of the Skywalker family. In Chapter 2: Season 5, Agent Jones spent a lot of Galactic Credits to hire The Mandalorian as one of the Hunters he recruits to wreak havoc in the loop while the Zero Point was unstable. |  |
Chapter 2: Season 5 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-17 Reality: [Data Not Found] |
The Reality of Reese and Cyprus Nell, the latter of whom is the leader of the Galactic Rangers, who defend this Reality against the giant monsters that inhabit it. Not much else is known about this Reality, other than the presence of a species/culture known as the Ne'jari, which had a huge pest problem that Reese helped deal with. |  |
Chapter 2: Season 5 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-18 Halo Universe |
The Reality of the Halo video game series, in which Master Chief, also known as John-117, serves the UNSC Navy as a Master Chief Petty Officer in the 26th century, in the midst of the war between humans and an alien hegemony known as the Covenant. |  |
Chapter 2: Season 5 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-19 Survivor Timeline |
This is the Reality of the Tomb Raider series, specifically its second reboot. It is the origin of a woman named Lara Croft, an archaeologist who is searching for her father, an eccentric adventurer who's gone missing for several years. |  |
Chapter 2: Season 6 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-20 | A realistic Reality whose lands seen are a Zero Point Desert Biome with a Zero Point virtually identical to Reality Zero's during Zero Crisis at the center of it. |  |
Chapter 2: Season 6 | Unknown |
| Reality: UN-21 Earth 100 (Alternate DC Comics Universe) |
A Reality in which Kami Garcia's and Gabriel Picolo's Teen Titans: Beast Boy Loves Raven graphic novel trilogy takes place. It focuses on the social lives of Beast Boy and Raven, as well as their love relationship. These are where these characters are from. |  |
Chapter 2: Season 6 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-22 | In this Reality, an organization like the Imagined Order, called R.E.M. Corp, traps people inside a virtual prison. It is home of the R.E.M. Wakers who rebel against them. |  |
Chapter 2: Season 6 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-23 | This is the Reality of the Horizon series. In this reality, set in a "post-post-apocalyptic" future, Aloy, hailing from the Nora tribe, explores the world on her quest to unravel all of its mysteries, all while protecting it from the machines that inhabit it. |  |
Chapter 2: Season 6 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-24 Food Court Reality |
This Reality is home to the Food Court and its knights, who seek to protect them against any and all threats. This Reality was invaded by Dark Red Knights. |  |
Chapter 2: Season 6 | Invaded |
| Reality: UN-25 The Cosmere |
This is the Reality in which the Mistborn series take place. In this Reality, a woman named Vin is recruited by Kelsier to stop the Lord Ruler and his oppresive tyranny. It's also home to a special group of people known as Allomancers, who can use ingested metal particles to enhance their abilities, both mental and physical. |  |
Chapter 2: Season 6 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-26 Bearallel Universe |
A futuristic Reality Mecha Cuddle Master traveled to, created her new suit, and made new friends in. |  |
Chapter 2: Season 6 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-27 | This is the Reality of the Superplastic series, starring a group of virtual influencers, such as Guggimon and Janky, who get into all kinds of shenanigans. |  |
Chapter 2: Season 7 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-28 Dimension C-131 |
Dimension C-131 is the Reality that Rick Sanchez and Morty Smith escaped to after the Prime Dimension became overrun with Cronenbergs as a result of a failed experiment. This is the mainstream reality of Rick and Morty from S1E6 onwards. |  |
Chapter 2: Season 7 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-29 Prime Dimension |
The Prime Dimension was the mainstream Reality of Rick and Morty until S1E6, when Rick Sanchez of C-137 accidentally turned everyone into Cronenbergs after failing to counteract a love potion experiment that backfired. It is also the home dimension of Morty Smith, and the original dimension of Rick Prime. |  |
Chapter 2: Season 7 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-30 Dimension C-137 |
Dimension C-137 is the home dimension of Rick Sanchez. Before the events of the pilot, Rick was approached by his counterpart from the Prime Dimension, offering him the ability of multiversal travel, which Rick C-137 refused. Rick Prime then sent a bomb to this dimension through a portal, killing Rick C-137's wife and daughter. After a period of grieving, Rick C-137 took it upon himself to avenge his family, but not before inventing his own portal gun. | |
Chapter 2: Season 7 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-31 | The Reality of the Space Jam film series. In this Reality, the Looney Tunes play basketball against aliens and other threats with the help of NBA stars such as Michael Jordan and LeBron James. It is also home to a virtual world known as the Serververse, composed of various intellectual properties owned by Warner Bros., such as Looney Tunes and DC Comics. |  |
Chapter 2: Season 7 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-32 | This is the Reality of Hyun's Dojo. Set in the continent of Cier, this Reality is home to the many duels that duelists such as Gildedguy partake in. |  |
Chapter 2: Season 7 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-33 | This is the Reality of Free Guy, in which an AI bank teller known as "Guy" discovers that he's actually an NPC in an open-world video game called Free City. It is unclear how the connection works between the character and Fortnite, as both have references to each other within their separate media, fictional or not. |  |
Chapter 2: Season 7 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-34 | This is the Reality of the Bad Boys series, in which Miami detective cop Mike Lowrey and his partner Marcus Burnett investigate narcotrafficking crimes. |  |
Chapter 2: Season 7 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-35 | This is the home Reality of Renegade Raider, who was taken from it by The Zero Point. Little is known about it. |  |
B/F: Zero Point | Existing |
| Reality: UN-36 | This is the home Reality of Bandolette and Bandolier, who were taken from it by The Zero Point. |  |
B/F: Zero Point | Existing |
| Reality: UN-37 | This is the home Reality of Bonehead, who was taken from it by The Zero Point. |  |
B/F: Zero Point | Existing |
| Reality: UN-38 | In this Reality, briefly shown in the Batman/Fortnite: Foundation Comic Book, all of its inhabitants are food, specifically anthropomorphic beings with food for heads. |  |
B/F: Foundation | Existing |
| Reality: UN-39 Earth -22 (DC Comics Dark Multiverse) |
One of the many worlds that exist within DC Comics's Dark Multiverse, a multiverse home to worlds born out of every fear and terrible decision imaginable. Each world in this multiverse is doomed to constantly deteriorate until their eventual death. In this Reality, after launching a rampage that pushed Batman into killing him, The Joker's dead corpse sprung off a purified strain of the Joker venom, transforming Batman into The Batman Who Laughs. |  |
B/F: Foundation | Existing |
| Reality: UN-40 Earth-688B (Sony's Spider-Man Universe) |
This is the mainstream Reality of Sony's Spider-Man Universe, a cinematic universe based on Marvel Comics, much like the MCU. This universe specifically covers characters associated with Spider-Man, such as Venom, Carnage, and other villains from his rogues gallery. |  |
Chapter 2: Season 8 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-41 | The Inkwell is a Reality inhabited by black-and-white characters known as "Toons", based on the rubber hose animation style that was popular in the 1930s. Toona Fish, Toon Bushy, and Toon Peely are native to this Reality, while Meowscles got transported to this Reality after eating a mysterious fish, turning hin into Toon Meowscles. |  |
Chapter 2: Season 8 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-42 | The Reality of the Universal Monsters franchise, a series of horror films based on iconic horror characters such as Frankenstein's Monster, Imhotep, and the Bride of Frankenstein, the latter of whom is depicted here as a modernized take of the original. This is where the We Will be Monsters series takes place. |  |
Chapter 2: Season 8 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-43 | This is a Reality based on the creations of the artist KAWS, such as the KAWS Skeleton. |  |
Chapter 2: Season 8 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-44 | This is the Reality of the Dune film series, in which Paul Atreides, described as a brilliant and gifted young man born into a great destiny beyond his understanding, ventures through the dangerous planet of Arrakis to ensure the future of his people. |  |
Chapter 2: Season 8 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-45 Prime Continuity |
This is the Reality of the Resident Evil series, in which a group of people must battle against the Umbrella Corporation, a pharmaceutical company which develops the T-Virus and other mutagens for their secret "bio-organic weapons" research. |  |
Chapter 2: Season 8 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-46 | This is the Reality of the Chapulín Colorado series, an anthology series of superhero parodies starring the titular superhero, who, despite his weaknesses, always tries his best to overcome his fears and help others. |  |
Chapter 2: Season 8 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-47 Runeterra Prime |
This is the Reality of League Of Legends, in which teams of champions defend their Nexus from the opposing team while gradually pushing towards their base to destroy theirs. It's also the Reality in which the Arcane series takes place, starring champions Jinx and Vi. |  |
Chapter 2: Season 8 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-48 | This is the Reality of the Naruto anime series. In this Reality, Naruto Uzumaki, a young ninja who seeks recognition from his peers, dreams of becoming the Kage of his village, or Hokage as its called in the village of Konohagakure. The Kage, a title bestowed upon the leaders of each of the Five Great Shinobi Countries' villages, are regarded as the strongest ninjas in their village. |  |
Chapter 2: Season 8 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-49 | This is the Reality of Gears of War. In this Reality, a human civilization develops on an Earth-like planet called Sera and endures a millennia-long conflict with the Locust Horde that leaves humanity on the brink of extinction. |  |
Chapter 3: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-50 | The Reality of The Matrix series. In this Reality, humans are imprisoned by sentient machines to be farmed as a power source inside a simulation known as The Matrix. Any prisoner that tried to break free would be deemed a threat and therefore chased down by the artificial intelligence both within the simulation and out of it. |  |
Chapter 3: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-51 | The Reality of the Karate Kid film series, the original trilogy of which Cobra Kai is a sequel of. In this Reality, 34 years after his defeat in the 1984 All Valley Karate Tournament, Johnny Lawrence re-opens the previously-closed Cobra Kai Dojo to teach karate to a new generation of students, including his teenage neighbor Miguel Diaz. |  |
Chapter 3: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-52 | The Reality of the Uncharted series. In this Reality, Nathan Drake, a professional treasure hunter, embarks on numerous adventures across the world to uncover ancient mysteries, all while hunting down treasure. |  |
Chapter 3: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-53 | An alternate Reality of the Uncharted series, based on its film adaptation. In this Reality, Nathan Drake is recruited by his partner Victor Sullivan to uncover a treasure hidden by the Magellan crew. After an encounter with Spanish aristocrat Santiago Moncada, the search turned into a race to see who can get to the treasure first. |  |
Chapter 3: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-54 | The Reality of the Assassins's Creed video game series. In this Reality, a millennia-old war broke out between the Assassins Brotherhood and the Templar Order. The Assassins fight for peace and free will, while the Templars have a different idea of peace, achieving it through order and control. |  |
Chapter 3: Season 2 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-55 | The Reality of the RoboCop film series. In this Reality, police officer Alex Murphy is murdered by a gang of criminals in a crime-ridden Detroit, and is subsequently revived by the megacorporation Omni Consumer Products as a cyborg, earning him the moniker of RoboCop. |  |
Chapter 3: Season 2 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-56 | The Reality of the Indiana Jones film series. In this Reality, an archaeologist and professor known as Indiana Jones embarks on many adventures in the 20th century, uncovering historical artifacts while fighting Nazis and communists along the way. |  |
Chapter 3: Season 3 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-57 | The Reality of Among Us. In this Reality, a space crew navigates through space to perform different tasks assigned to them at different locations. While the crewmates are doing their assigned tasks, an imposter among the crew starts killing every crewmate one by one, leaving the remaining crewmates to figure out who it is so they can vote them out. |  |
Chapter 3: Season 3 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-58 Dragon Ball History 1 |
History 1 is the mainstream Reality of the Dragon Ball anime and manga, created after Trunks from History 2 made multiple time travel attempts in order to help the Z Fighters against Androids and later Cell. |  |
Chapter 3: Season 3 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-59 | The Reality of the Destiny series. In this Reality, in a desperate attempt to save mankind, The Traveler posts itself above Earth, where humans build the Last City. It then takes a protective measure by sending out "ghosts" to awaken long-dead warriors that wield light as their greatest weapon. |  |
Chapter 3: Season 3 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-60 Earth-65B (Spider-Verse Saga) |
One of the many Realities within the Spider-Verse. In this Reality, Instead of Peter Parker being bitten by the radioactive spider, it was his best friend Gwen Stacy. Following this event, Gwen took up the moniker of Spider-Woman, also known as Spider-Gwen, under which she would start fighting crime. |  |
Chapter 3: Season 4 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-61 | The Reality of the Evil Dead series. In this Reality, Ashley "Ash" J. Williams deals with the deadites, undead monsters unleashed upon the world by the ancient Kandarian demon. |  |
Chapter 3: Season 3 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-62 | The Reality of the Goat Simulator video game series. In this Reality, a goat named Pilgor wreaks havoc across the town, defying the laws of physics. |  |
Chapter 3: Season 3 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-63 | This Reality is home to the Oathbound, a medieval kingdom led by the Ageless, a snapshot of Geno. Potentially Reality: 153, Reality: 602, Reality 714 or Reality: 651. |  |
Chapter 4: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-64 | Parts of this Reality were brought to Reality Zero during the Fracture event. Potentially Reality: 153, Reality: 602, Reality 714 or Reality: 651. |  |
Chapter 4: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-65 | The Reality of the DOOM game franchise, specifically based on the rebooted trilogy. In this Reality, a space marine known as the Doom Slayer takes on the forces of hell, following an invasion brought about by demons in a facility owned by the Union Aerospace Corporation. |  |
Chapter 4: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-66 | The Reality of the Witcher game franchise, the story of which follows the adventures of Geralt of Rivia, who is a witcher, a title given to people who have undergone the necessary training to become a monster hunter for hire. |  |
Chapter 4: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-67 | The Reality of the My Hero Academia manga and its anime adaptation. In this Reality, Izuku Midoriya, who was born without superpowers, is enrolled into a superhero academy after inheriting a superpower known as One For All, originally used by his idol All Might and passed down to eight other users before him. Superpowers are referred to in this universe as quirks. |  |
Chapter 4: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-68 | The Reality of the Dead Space game franchise. In this Reality, set in the 26th century, space engineer Isaac Clarke takes on hordes of undead monsters, known as Necromorphs, that overrun his spaceship, the USG Ishimura. |  |
Chapter 4: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-69 | The Reality of the Rocky movie franchise and its spin-off series Creed, centered around the lives and boxing careers of Rocky Balboa and his trainee Adonis Creed. |  |
Chapter 4: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-70 | The Reality of the Attack on Titan manga and its anime adaptation. In this Reality, titans who eat people roam the land, forcing humans to live in walled-up cities for protection. These same titans destroyed Eren Jaeger's hometown and killed his mother, leading him to vow revenge on them. |  |
Chapter 4: Season 2 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-71 Dragon Ball History 6 |
The Reality in which Beerus never destroyed Zamasu, leading to the birth of Goku Black. |  |
Chapter 4: Season 2 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-72 Earth-1610B (Spider-Verse Saga) |
One of the many Realities within the Spider-Verse. In this Reality, after Kingpin's wife and son died in a car crash, he recruited a research company called Alchemax to build a particle accelerator that could bridge the gap between different Realities, with the end goal of bringing in alternate versions of his late wife and son. The experiment was ultimately disrupted when Green Goblin pushed Spider-Man into the collider's beam, causing an explosion that pulled Spider-People from other Realities into this one. It is also the home Reality of Miles Morales, who took up the mantle of Spider-Man after his Reality's Spider-Man died in a confrontation with Kingpin. |  |
Chapter 4: Season 2 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-73 Earth-928B (Spider-Verse Saga) |
One of the many Realities within the Spider-Verse. This Reality is home to Miguel O'Hara, a mutated geneticist who studied the Spider-Verse along with his AI assistant, LYLA. After founding the Spider-Society, he came across a Reality in which he had a daughter, where he would find out about the concept of canon events, and the consequences they entailed for the Spider-People if they were to be prevented. As a result of this discovery, he came to the conclusion that Earth-1610B's Miles Morales was an anomaly, and thus forbade everyone in the Spider-Society from visiting him, due to his presence posing a threat to the multiverse. | |
Chapter 4: Season 2 | Erased |
| Reality: UN-74 | This Reality is home to The Ancients, an ancient civilization that lived in the jungle many eons ago, parts of which were brought to Reality Zero during the Fracture event. However, it was covered up by other pieces of the world. |  |
Chapter 4: Season 3 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-75 | The Reality of the Transformers movie franchise, specifically the reboot Bumblebee and its sequel Rise of the Beasts. This Reality is home to a technological planet known as Cybertron, where a species of sentient mechanical beings known as Transformers come from. |  |
Chapter 4: Season 3 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-76 | The Reality of the Elder Scrolls video game series. This Reality, set in medieval times and primarily in the continent of Tamriel, is inhabited by warriors, magic users, and various mythical creatures. |  |
Chapter 4: Season 3 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-77 Universe Γ |
The Reality of the Futurama TV series. In this Reality, Philip J. Fry, after being cryogenically frozen for a thousand years, wakes up in the future and goes on misadventures as a delivery boy for Planet Express alongside Leela and Bender, who are also part of the Planet Express crew. |  |
Chapter 4: Season 3 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-78 | The Reality of the Jujutsu Kaisen manga and its anime adaptation. In this Reality, Yuji Itadori attends a school of sorcery in order to get rid of his curse, which was caused by Ryomen Sukuna, known as the King of Curses. |  |
Chapter 4: Season 3 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-79 | Parts of this Reality were brought to Reality Zero by Kado Thorne. Potentially Reality: 153, Reality: 602, Reality 714 or Reality: 651. |  |
Chapter 4: Season 4 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-80 | The Reality of The Nightmare Before Christmas. This Reality is home to the Holiday Worlds, a series of worlds themed around different holidays. In one these Holiday Worlds, Halloween Town, Jack Skellington is the leader of the town, also known in Halloween Town as the Pumpkin King. |  |
Chapter 4: Season 4 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-81 | A Reality based on the Transformers franchise, the exact continuity of which is currently unknown, since it's not clear what Megatron and Bumblebee's designs are inspired by. It's possible that this is meant to be the Generation 1 continuity, since their designs seem use it as a reference. |  |
Chapter 4: Season 4 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-82 | The Reality of the Halloween film series. In this Reality, the town of Haddonfield is terrorized by Michael Myers, a serial killer who broke out of his asylum, where he resided for nearly 15 years after killing his sister, to hunt down the rest of his family. |  |
Chapter 4: Season 4 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-83 | The Reality of the Remedy Connected Universe, an interconnected universe where two of Remedy Entertainment's series, Alan Wake and Control, take place. |  |
Chapter 4: Season 4 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-84 | The Reality of the Invincible TV series. In this Reality, superheroes defend the world from various threats, such as the alien Viltrum Empire, who seek to expand their territory and take ultimate control of the galaxy. One of these heroes is Invincible, son of the most powerful superhero on Earth, Omni-Man, whose tutelage he trained under when he started developing superpowers of his own after his 17th birthday. |  |
Chapter 4: Season OG | Existing |
| Reality: UN-85 LEGO Reality |
The Reality of the LEGO Fortnite game modes, where everyone is a LEGO minifigure and everything, save for the environment, is made of LEGO bricks. It is located inside the LEGO Galaxy, which was created during The Big Bang. |  |
The Big Bang | Existing; invaded |
| Reality: UN-86 Rocket Racing Reality |
The Reality of Rocket Racing, where people compete in car races held at various locations. It is located inside the Rocket Racing Galaxy, which was created during The Big Bang. |  |
The Big Bang | Existing |
| Reality: UN-87 Festival Reality |
The Reality of Fortnite Festival, where people perform live on stage in concerts. Up until Season 10, different music artists, both real and virtual, headlined every season. It is located inside the Festival Galaxy, which was created during The Big Bang. |  |
The Big Bang | Existing |
| Reality: UN-88 Chapter 5 Mainstream Reality |
One of many Realities created during The Big Bang, home to the Helios island. Beneath the island lies a titan guarding Pandora's Box, a cursed box containing ancient evils, which were unleashed across the island after it was opened by Valeria. |  |
Chapter 5: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-89 | The Reality of the Family Guy TV series. In this Reality, Peter Griffin and his family live in the town of Quahog, where they get into various situations and shenanigans. |  |
Chapter 5: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-90 | The Reality of the Metal Gear video game series. In this Reality, spec-ops operatives such as Solid Snake fight against mecha super weapons, assassins and secret organizations controlling the world, all while on the hunt for the titular Metal Gear, a bipedal tank armed with nuclear weapons, which the behemoth tank is capable of launching. |  |
Chapter 5: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-91 | The Reality of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series. In this Reality, a group of four baby turtles were exposed to a peculiar ooze, causing them to mutate into a more humanoid appearance. Under the tutelage of Splinter, the titular group defends the streets of New York City, the sewers of which they reside in, from any and all threats, such as the Foot Clan, a Japanese ninja clan led by the Shredder. |  |
Chapter 5: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-92 Dragon Ball History 3 |
The home Reality of Cell, who killed the Trunks of this Reality to steal his time machine and time travel to the History 1 timeline. |  |
Chapter 5: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-93 | The Reality of the Avatar Legends franchise, most notably Avatar: The Last Airbender and its sequel series The Legend of Korra. In this Reality, people possess superpowers based on the four classical elements of fire, water, earth and air. These superpowers are known as bending arts, with each elemental bending technique being associated with one of four nations, where benders of each element live. One of these nations, the Fire Nation, started a genocide against the Air Nomads, leading to a war that lasted a century. |  |
Chapter 5: Season 2 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-94 2012 Time Heist (Marvel Cinematic Universe) |
A split timeline of Earth-199999, made when the Avengers in 2023 traveled back in time to 2012 using Pym Particles to retrieve the infinity stones, specifically the space, mind, and time stones. This timeline was erased by the Time Variance Authority, who would then arrest Loki for drifting away from the path of his main counterpart. |  |
Chapter 5: Season 2 | Erased |
| Reality: UN-95 Earth-62171 (Marvel Cinematic Universe) |
A split timeline of Earth-199999, where Loki was instead a woman named Sylvie. This one difference from her main counterpart drew the attention of the Time Variance Authority, who would then deal with the problem accordingly, by arresting Sylvie and erasing her timeline. | |
Chapter 5: Season 2 | Erased |
| Reality: UN-96 | The Reality of Fallout franchise. In this Reality, set in a retro-futuristic post-apocalyptic world in the early 3rd millenium, a nuclear war broke out between the United States and China, leaving the planet a wasteland. |  |
Chapter 5: Season 3 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-97 | The Reality of Lethal Company video game, in which employees who work for a company simply known as The Company explore abandoned exomoons to collect and sell scrap to meet their profit quotas, all while avoiding the hostile creatures that inhabit these moons. |  |
Chapter 5: Season 3 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-98 | The Reality of the Pirates of the Caribbean film series, which follows the maritime adventures of captain Jack Sparrow, set during the golden age of piracy. |  |
Chapter 5: Season 3 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-99 Earth-10005 (X-Men film series) |
This is the mainstream reality of 20th Century Fox's X-Men film series, based on the titular superhero team from Marvel Comics. This timeline was rewritten following a time travel attempt in 2023 by Kitty Pryde, who sent Wolverine back in time to the 1970s to stop the commission of the Sentinel program in order to prevent a genocide against the mutants. |  |
Chapter 5: Season 3 | Existing; rewritten |
| Reality: UN-100 The Worst Wolverine's Reality (Marvel Cinematic Universe) |
A split timeline of Earth-10005 where the X-Men was attacked by a group of humans who were prejudiced against mutants, but Wolverine was too busy drinking at a bar to interfere. When he found his friends dead, he went on a rampage, killing the perpetrators and everyone else around him, forever tainting the legacy of the X-Men. This Reality's Wolverine was approached by Deadpool of Earth-10005, who wanted to recruit him to replace his Reality's Wolverine, who was the anchor being of that Reality before his death in a distant future, which resulted in it falling apart. | |
Chapter 5: Season 3 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-101 | The Reality of Fall Guys. In this Reality, bean-shaped participants simply called Beans are cloned and controlled in a Blunderdome to compete in a battle royale reality show, with Silent, Pink, Clovis, and Banana venturing throughout. This Reality was briefly visited by Jones and Hope during Zero Hour after Jones improperly calibrated his Rift Device, resulting in accidental travels to numerous Realities. |  |
Chapter 5: Season 3 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-102 Dragon Ball History 2 |
The original timeline of Dragon Ball where Trunks came from. This Reality was erased from existence by the Omni King in order to destroy Infinite Zamasu. |  |
Chapter 5: Season 3 | Erased |
| Reality: UN-103 | The Reality of The Incredibles film series. In this Reality, superheroes such as Mr. Incredible co-existed alongside the rest of society, until the government issued a bill banning the presence of superheroes. Despite the superhero ban, they're occasionally forced into action whenever evil arises. Superheroes are also known in this universe as Supers. |  |
Chapter 5: Season 4 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-104 | The home Reality of Ultima Carver, inhabited by nightmarish living pumpkins. |  |
Chapter 5: Season 4 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-105 | The Reality of the Saw franchise. In this Reality, a serial killer known as the Jigsaw Killer kidnaps people and conducts deadly tests on them in order to test their survival instincts, usually through torture. The killer uses a ventriloquist puppet named Billy to explain how the tests work and what they need do in order to survive. |  |
Chapter 5: Season 4 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-106 | The Reality of the Edward Scissorhands movie. In this Reality, an inventor created an artificial humanoid known as Edward Scissorhands, who gets his name from the scissor blades he has on his hands as a result of being left unfinished after his inventor's passing. |  |
Chapter 5: Season 4 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-107 | The Reality of the Disney Villains franchise, consisting of Disney's many iconic villains, such as Sleeping Beauty's Maleficent, Peter Pan's Captain Hook, and 101 Dalmatians's Cruella de Vil. |  |
Chapter 5: Season 4 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-108 | The Reality of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre franchise. In this Reality, a cannibalistic serial killer known as Leatherface terrorizes people in the state of Texas, specifically those who step into his or his cannibalistic family's territory. |  |
Chapter 5: Season 4 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-109 Earth-14123 (Big Hero 6) |
The Reality of the Big Hero 6 movie, based on the titular superhero team from Marvel Comics. In this Reality, Hiro Hamada, a robotics expert from San Fransokyo, assembles a team of superheroes alongside his best friends and his personal healthcare assistant Baymax to battle the culprit behind the incident that killed his older brother. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-110 | The Reality of the Monsterverse, a shared cinematic universe serving as as reboot to both the Godzilla and King Kong franchises. This Reality is inhabited by titans and other colossal beasts, such as Godzilla and King Kong, described by the Monarch corporation under the umbrella term superspecies. In Chapter 6: Season 1, Godzilla emerged from a rift gate into the island of Oninoshima. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-111 Earth-616B (Spider-Verse Saga) |
One of the many Realities within the Spider-Verse. In this Reality, Peter B. Parker got bitten by a radioactive spider and, following the death of his uncle Ben, used his newly-acquired superpowers to protect New York City. Since then, he fought crime for 22 years until a series of unfortunate events happened in his life, such as the loss of his aunt May and his divorce with Mary Jane, leading him to quit his crime-fighting life. After being sucked into Earth-1610B following the super-collider's explosion, he visited the grave of his counterpart, where he met that Reality's Miles Morales. Following their encounter, as well as taking Miles under his mentorship, Peter Parker teamed up with him and other Spider-People to take down Kingpin and prevent him from rebuilding the super-collider. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-112 Earth-138B (Spider-Verse Saga) |
One of the many Realities within the Spider-Verse, taking on the aesthetics of underground punk rock magazine art from between the 70s and the 80s. This Reality is home to the rebellious punk rocker Hobie Brown. | |
Chapter 6: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-113 Earth-90214B (Spider-Verse Saga) |
One of the many Realities within the Spider-Verse, taking on a film noir aesthetic. Set in the 1930s during the Great Depression, this Reality is home to Spider-Man Noir, a detective and vigilante who fights Nazis. | |
Chapter 6: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-114 2099 Timeline (Marvel Rivals) |
The Reality of Marvel Rivals' version of Earth-928, a universe within the Marvel multiverse set in the year 2099. A conflict between this Reality's Doctor Doom and his past counterpart caused a multiversal catastrophe known as the Timestream Entanglement, resulting in multiple universes within the Marvel multiverse colliding into several different chronoverses. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-115 Unreal Universe |
The Reality of the Unreal video game series. In this Reality, set primarily in the 23rd century, humans are at war with the Skaarj, an alien race seeking to conquer the whole universe. The Skaarj are bent on the destruction of the human race, who have previously set up colonies across the galaxy. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-116 | The Reality of the Skibidi Toilet web series. In this Reality, the world is taken over by a species of sentient toilets with heads known as Skibidi Toilets, leading to the formation of an organization known as The Alliance to fight back against the Skibidi Toilets. The Alliance is comprised of mechanical beings with technological equipment for heads, such as TVs, cameras, and speakers. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-117 | A Reality based on DC Comics with a feudal Japan aesthetic. The exact origin is unknown, though it's possible that some inspiration was taken from Batman Ninja. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-118 | The Reality of Cyberpunk 2077, based on the Cyberpunk table-top roleplaying game. In this Reality, the United States suffered from an economic collapse in the early 21st century, leaving them with no choice but to rely on large corporations, many of which operate above the law, to ensure their survival. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-119 | This is an alternate timeline of Star Wars that does not adhere to neither the Canon or Legends continuities. Notable features include Jar Jar Binks as a Sith Lord, Darth Vader and the Stormtrooper Corps as samurai, and the absence of the Rule of Two. This Reality was notably featured in Galactic Battle, when its counterparts of the Galactic Empire and The Resistance arrived onto the island of Oninoshima. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-120 | The Reality of the Kaiju No. 8 manga and its anime adaptation. In this Reality, Japan is overrun by gigantic kaiju, with the Japan Anti-Kaiju Defense Force working hard to protect citizens from these beasts. The Defense Force is the dream job of Kafka Hibino, who works for Monster Sweeper Inc. as a sweeper, whose job is to dispose of a kaiju's remains after they're killed. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-121 | The Reality of James Cameron's Avatar franchise. This Reality is home to the exomoon of Pandora, the native residence of the Na'vi, who are at war with the Resources Development Administration, a megacorporation that arrived to Pandora to extract its natural resources, such as the rare unobtanium. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-122 | The Reality of the Mortal Kombat video game series. In this Reality, warriors from different realms fight in the titular tournament for the freedom of their respective realms under the threat of a takeover from Outworld. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 2 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-123 | The Reality of Cowboy Bebop anime. In this Reality, set in 2071, a group of bounty hunters consisting of Spike Spiegel, Jet Black, Faye Valentine, Ed, and Ein venture through space on a spaceship known as the Bebop to pursue bounty from criminals, while simultaneously dealing with their past struggles. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 2 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-124 Original Timeline |
The Reality of the Tomb Raider series, specifically the original timeline from the first game up until The Angel of Darkness. In this Reality, British archaeologist and adventurer Lara Croft takes on a life of adventure, exploring historical sites and discovering ancient treasure. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 2 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-125 The Walking Dead Comic Universe |
The Reality of The Walking Dead comic series. In this Reality, sheriff deputy Rick Grimes woke up from a coma to find the world in the midst of a zombie apocalypse. He then joins a group of survivors, of which he takes on the role of the leader, who must fight their way to safety. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 2 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-126 | The Reality of Adventure Time TV series. In this Reality, Finn the Human goes on adventures with his shape-shifting dog Jake in the land of Ooo, which was left in ruin a thousand years ago following a nuclear fallout that wiped out almost all of human civilization. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 2 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-127 Earth-1 (DC Universe) |
This is the mainstream reality of the DC Universe, a cinematic universe based on DC Comics. It is a soft reboot of the DC Extended Universe, with certain elements from the previous continuity carrying over to the new continuity. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 3 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-128 | The Reality of the King of the Hill TV series, which follows the day-to-day lives of the Hill family and their acquaintances in the town of Arlen, Texas. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 3 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-129 | The Reality of the Bob's Burgers TV series, which follows the lives the Belcher family, a family of restauranteurs who get into various adventures and shenanigans. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 3 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-130 Earth-828 (Marvel Cinematic Universe) |
The home Reality of the Fantastic Four, as depicted in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Set in the 1960s, this Reality takes on a retro-futuristic aesthetic, and features numerous technological advancements. The Fantastic Four of this Reality later traveled to Earth-199999 in their spaceship, the Marvel-1. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 3 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-131 Power Rangers Dimension |
The Reality of the Power Rangers franchise, a western adaptation of the Super Sentai series. In this Reality, a group of teenagers possesses the ability to morph into the titular superhero group, giving them special superpowers that they use to defend the world from numerous threats, such as the Evil Space Aliens. The Power Rangers are also capable of piloting giant war machines known as Zords that can be combined into a more powerful Megazord. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 4 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-132 | The Reality of the virtual band Gorillaz. In this Reality, a satanist known as Murdoc forms a band with a group of troubled individuals, with whom they get into various misadventures. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 4 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-133 | The Reality of the One-Punch Man manga and its anime adaptation. In this Reality, Saitama is the strongest superhero in the world, capable of defeating his opponents with just one punch. Having grown bored of the lack of stakes in battle as a result of his powers, he sets off to battle opponents that could match him in strength, providing a real challenge. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 4 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-134 | The Reality of Deep Rock Galactic and its spin-offs. In this Reality, a team of dwarven miners is employed by the titular mining corporation to extract resources from Hoxxes IV, a planet known for its hazardous environment and its caves rich in minerals. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 4 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-135 | The Reality of the Beavis and Butt-Head TV series and its spin-off Daria, the former of which follows the misadventures of the titular duo of unintelligent teenage slackers. One of them, Beavis, presents his alter-ego, dubbed Cornholio, when ingesting too much caffeine or sugar. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 4 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-136 | The Reality of The Binding of Isaac and its prequel The Legend of Bum-bo. In this Reality, Isaac fights for his live in the basement of his house, where he fled to after his Christian mother tried to sacrifice him to prove her faith to God. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 4 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-137 Earth-2 (DC Universe) |
A Reality where the Nazis won World War II, adapted from Earth-X in DC Comics. This Reality was visited by Peacemaker through a door in the Quantum Unfolding Chamber that led to it, where he would then move into with his pet Eagly to live a better life while impersonating his own counterpart, whom he accidentally killed. He was later forced to go back to his home Reality after he was found out. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 4 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-138 | The Reality of K-Pop Demon Hunters. In this Reality, using their musical talents, a trio of demon hunters have established a magical barrier known as the Honmoon to ward off Gwi-Ma and his army of demons. Since then, generations of demon-hunting trios have fought to maintain the Honmoon, with the end goal of strengthening it and turning it into the Golden Honmoon, which would permanently banish all demons for good. In the present day, a K-Pop girl group known as HUNTR/X, the newest trio of demon hunters, confronts a rival boy band known as the Saja Boys, who are actually demons in disguise. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 4 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-139 | The Reality of the Scream horror movie series, which follows a series of murders perpetrated by Ghostface, with Sidney Prescott as his main victim. "Ghostface" isn't actually a person, but rather an identity taken up by different serial killers, each with their own motives, such as jealousy and vengeance. He typically operates by asking his victims horror movie trivia as he stalks them, as well as incorporating horror movie tropes into his killings. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 4 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-140 | The Reality of the Scooby-Doo TV series. In this Reality, a group of detectives known as Mystery Incorporated, accompanied by the titular dog, solve mysteries involving supernatural beings and occurrences. Whenever the perpetrators of these hauntings get caught red-handed, they are usually revealed to be someone who disguised themselves as the subject of the urban legend to scare others. Mystery Inc.'s transport of choice is a brightly-colored van called The Mystery Machine. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 4 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-141 | The Reality of The Black Phone horror movie series. In this Reality, a serial killer and child abductor known as The Grabber preys on children in the suburbs of Denver, Colorado. One of his victims, Finney Blake, manages to kill him after using a black rotary phone to communicate with the spirits of his past victims and plot an escape plan. After his death, he haunted the Alpine Youth Camp, where he would try to get revenge on Finney, only to be defeated afterwards. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 4 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-142 | The Reality of the Friday the 13th horror movie series. In this Reality, a young boy named Jason Voorhees was bullied by other kids at Camp Crystal Lake and was thought to have drowned there as a result of neglect from camp staff. Several decades later, in an act of revenge for the death of his mother, who attempted to murder one of the camp counselors to avenge him, turns the lake and its surrounding areas into his hunting grounds, killing anyone who dares step foot in it. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 4 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-143 | The Reality of the Dumb Ways to Die franchise, based on a rail safety PSA by Metro Trains Melbourne, which depicts bean-shaped characters dying and getting injured in numerous ways, some of which are related to trains in one way or another. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 4 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-144 | The Reality of the Terrifier horror movie series. In this Reality, a killer clown known as Art the Clown terrorizes the streets of Miles County, New York. According to a prophecy, Sienna Shaw, one of Art's victims, was destined to defeat him. Accompanying the killer clown is the Little Pale Girl, an entity possessing Victoria Heyes, driving her insane and making her his accomplice. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 4 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-145 | The Reality of Poppy Playtime. In this Reality, an ex-employee of Playtime Co., a toy company that was big in the 1960s up until its downfall in the 90s, explores its abandonded factory following the disappearance of many of the company's employees. While exploring the factory's remains, it is discovered that Playtime Co. had been experimenting on orphans as part of the Bigger Bodies Initiative, turning them into large sentient toys in a desperate attempt to alleviate the amount of lawsuits and controversies the company had caused at the time. These toys would eventually become the perpetrators of a mass rebellion known as the The Hour of Joy, rebelling against Playtime Co. and its employees, ultimately causing the end of the American Branch. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 4 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-146 | The Reality of the Wednesday Netflix series, adapted from a series of comics made for The New Yorker featuring the The Addams Family. In this Reality, Wednesday Addams, a girl with psychic powers, is transferred into Nevermore Academy, following an incident where she dumped live piranhas into her school's pool to retaliate against her brother's bullies in the water polo team. She tends to have a hard time connecting with her peers at the academy because of her cold and emotionless personality. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 4 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-147 | The Reality of R.E.P.O. In this Reality, the Semibots are sent out by the Taxman on extraction missions to collect items in different locations and sell them for profit. The profits they gain from their sales come in the form of a currency called SURPLUS. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 4 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-148 | The Reality of The Simpsons TV series. In this Reality, the titular family live in the city of Springfield, where all sorts of antics and shenanigans take place. In Chapter 6: Season 4, a shard of The Zero Point fell into the hands of Homer Simpson, who would use it to then change Springfield and turn it into what he thinks is paradise. |  |
Chapter 6: Season 4 | Partially merged with 783 |
| Reality: UN-149 C6MS2 Mainstream Reality |
This Reality is the result of a merge between The Simpsons' Reality and parts of Reality: 783, described as a "cynical brand mashup". After Kang and Kodos' saucer got knocked by The Dark Presence into a inter-reality wormhole, Hope and Kodos fought over whether to send the saucer to Springfield or to Oninoshima, messing up the wormhole's calibration and ultimately resulting in the fusion of both Realities. |  |
Chapter 6: Mini Season 2 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-150 | One of the many Realities visited by Jones and Hope as a result of several miscalibrations in his Rift Device. This Reality takes on a film noir aesthetic, and all that's seen is the interior of a private detective agency. |  |
Chapter 6: Mini Season 2 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-151 | One of the many Realities visited by Jones and Hope as a result of several miscalibrations in his Rift Device. All that's seen from this Reality is a basketball court, with everyone in it turned into Playboi Carti. |  |
Chapter 6: Mini Season 2 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-152 | One of the many Realities visited by Jones and Hope as a result of several miscalibrations in his Rift Device. This Reality features a concert from Hatsune Miku, held on the battle stage from Fortnite Festival's seventh season. Possibly the same Reality as Festival. |  |
Chapter 6: Mini Season 2 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-153 | One of the many Realities visited by Jones and Hope as a result of several miscalibrations in his Rift Device. Everyone in this Reality is shrunken down and has a big head, and they're roaming around the interior of a house. |  |
Chapter 6: Mini Season 2 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-154 | One of the many Realities visited by Jones and Hope as a result of several miscalibrations in his Rift Device. Various props, inanimate objects, and pieces of furniture in this Reality are sentient and are capable of movement, reminiscent of user-created Prop Hunt maps in Creative. |  |
Chapter 6: Mini Season 2 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-155 | One of the many Realities visited by Jones and Hope as a result of several miscalibrations in his Rift Device. All that's seen from this Reality is a shipwreck at the bottom of the ocean. |  |
Chapter 6: Mini Season 2 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-156 | One of the many Realities visited by Jones and Hope as a result of several miscalibrations in his Rift Device. This Reality takes on a comic book aesthetic, and all that's seen from it are several floating hands, as well as snowy mountains that can be seen in the background. |  |
Chapter 6: Mini Season 2 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-157 | One of the many Realities visited by Jones and Hope as a result of several miscalibrations in his Rift Device. This Reality features a volcanic environment and magmatic terrain, with a lava lake surrounding it. |  |
Chapter 6: Mini Season 2 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-158 | The Reality of the Kill Bill duology. In this reality, The Bride was once a member of the Deadly Viper Assassination Squad, an elite group of assassins. She is trained by the martial arts master Pai Mei and becomes the right hand of Bill, her boss and lover, provoking the envy of another Deadly Viper, Elle Driver. When the Bride discovers she is pregnant with Bill's child, she abandons the Deadly Vipers so her baby can have a better life, and becomes engaged. |  |
Chapter 6: Mini Season 2 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-159 | The Reality of the Back to the Future film series. In this reality, Marty McFly is a high school student living in the fictional town of Hill Valley, California, who accidentally becomes a time traveler and alters history after his scientist friend Emmett Brown invents a DeLorean time machine. |  |
Chapter 6: Mini Season 2 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-160 | The Reality of the Danny Phantom series. In this Reality, while exploring his parents' laboratory with his friends, Danny Fenton accidentally triggered the newly-built Fenton Portal while he was inside it, merging his own DNA with ectoplasm as a result. With his newly-acquired superpowers from the accident, Danny took on the alias of Danny Phantom, under which he would defend the world from ghostly enemies hailing from the Ghost Zone. |  |
Chapter 7: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-161 | The Reality of the LEGO Ninjago series. In this Reality, a team of young ninja possessing elemental powers defend the realm of Ninjago against the forces of evil. These ninja are masters of Spinjitzu, a martial arts technique used in close-range combat, which involves spinning rapidly while simultaneously tapping into the user's inner balance to create an energy vortex around themselves, resembling a tornado. |  |
Chapter 7: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-162 | The Reality of the Harry Potter franchise. In this Reality, the titular protagonist discovers that he's a wizard after being enrolled on his 11th birthday into Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, where he would meet his friends Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger. During his time at Hogwarts, he comes into conflict with Lord Voldemort, a dark wizard who seeks to become immortal and dominate both the wizarding world and the Muggle world. People who lack magical heritage are referred to in this universe as Muggles. |  |
Chapter 7: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-163 | The Reality of the SpongeBob SquarePants series. In this Reality, the titular sea sponge, who lives in a pineapple under the sea with his pet snail Gary, gets into various antics in the underwater city of Bikini Bottom. He lives with the dim-witted Patrick Star and the cynical Squidward Tentacles as his neighbors, and works as a fry cook at the Krusty Krab, a restaurant owned by the greedy Mr. Krabs. |  |
Chapter 7: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-164 | The Reality of the Bleach manga and its anime adaptation. In this Reality, Ichigo Kurosaki is given Soul Reaper powers by Rukia Kuchiki, another Soul Reaper. Using his newly-acquired powers, he defends humans from evil spirits called Hollows, while at the same time guiding departed souls into the afterlife. |  |
Chapter 7: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-165 Earth-12 (DC Multiverse) |
One of many realities in the post-Infinite Crisis multiverse, inspired by the DC Animated Universe. In this reality, set in one of the possible futures of Prime Earth, a high schooler named Terry McGinnis is trained under the wing of the old Bruce Wayne to fight crime in this futuristic Gotham City, more notably The Jokerz which this world's Tim Drake, under the control of the Joker using a microchip containing his own DNA, is also part of. |  |
Chapter 7: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-166 | The Reality of Pulp Fiction. In this Reality, partners-in-crime Vincent Vega and Jules Winnfield work for Marsellus Wallace as hitmen. |  |
Chapter 7: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-167 | The Reality of South Park. In this Reality, a group of elementary schoolers who live in the titular town get into all sorts of wild situations that involve various different things such as other states, countries, people, religion and more, most of which satirize real-world events. The boys ended up in the Golden Coast after Butters Stotch used the Stick of Truth to rift them to Reality: 266, turning the school bus into a Battle Bus in the process. |  |
Chapter 7: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-168 | The Reality of the 28 Days Later film series. In this Reality, a virus known as the Rage Virus, which induces homicidal rage in those infected, causes an epidemic resulting in societal collapse. |  |
Chapter 7: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-169 | The Reality of the Adventures of Fionna and Cake. from which Fionna the Human and Cake the Cat come from. |  |
Chapter 7: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-170 | The Reality of The Office, from which Michael Scott and Dwight Schrute come from. |  |
Chapter 7: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-171 | The Reality where the the Dark Voyager recovered the second Zero Shard. |  |
Chapter 7: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-172 | The Reality of Ed, Edd & Eddy, from which Ed comes from. |  |
Chapter 7: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-173 | The Reality of Regular Show, from which Mordecai, Skips and Rigby come from. |  |
Chapter 7: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-174 | The Reality of Solo Leveling: ARISE, from which Sung Jinwoo, Cha Hae-In, and Blood-Red Commander Igris come from. |  |
Chapter 7: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-175 | The Reality of Honkai Star Rail, from which Stellaron Hunter Blade and Stellaron Hunter Kafka come from. |  |
Chapter 7: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-176 | The Reality of the Disney/Pixar film Hoppers, from which Tom Lizard come from. |  |
Chapter 7: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-177 | The Reality of the Rick Prime, from which Rick Prime come from. |  |
Chapter 7: Season 1 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-178 | The Reality of Looney Tunes, from which Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck and Lola Bunny come from. |  |
Chapter 7: Season 2 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-179 | The Reality of Crimson Desert, from which Kliff come from. |  |
Chapter 7: Season 2 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-180 | The Reality of Game of Thrones, from which Daenerys Targaryen, Jon Snow and Night King come from. |  |
Chapter 7: Season 2 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-181 | The Reality of PEAK, from which Scout come from. |  |
Chapter 7: Season 2 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-182 | The Reality of Disney’s Hercules, from which Hercules, Megara and Hades come from. |  |
Chapter 7: Season 2 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-183 | The Reality of Super Meat Boy, from which Super Meat Boy come from. |  |
Chapter 7: Season 2 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-184 | The Reality of Phineas and Ferb, from which Buff Perry and Dr. Doofenshmirtz come from. |  |
Chapter 7: Season 2 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-185 | The Reality of Toy Story, from which Buzz Lightyear, Emperor Zurg and Toy Story Alien come from. |  |
Chapter 7: Season 2 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-186 | The Reality of Cronos The New Dawn Gift, from which The Traveler comes from. |  |
Chapter 7: Season 2 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-187 | The Reality of Bloons, from which Dart Monkey comes from. |  |
Chapter 7: Season 2 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-188 | The Reality of Ben 10, from which Ben Tennyson and Gwen Tennyson come from. |  |
Chapter 7: Season 2 | Existing |
| Reality: UN-189 | The Reality of Overwatch, from which Tracer, D.Va, Genji and Mercy come from. |  |
Chapter 7: Season 2 | Existing |
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