multiversal adj.

The Originators, creators of the multiversal seeding ground for their successors.

The Multiversal populace lived, thought and acted as One. There was nothing singular, everything existed as everything else.

Seeking help, Christopher flees to Gramps, who once more takes him out upon the five multiversal seas of Is, Was, Will Be, If, and Isn’t with Mother in pursuit, hell-bent on either scooping or killing her son.

A romp through ‘the Multiverse,’ where reality, symbolized by the infinity symbol, contains numerous worlds ranging from ‘ayewards’ to ‘naywards’ and back again. The Multiversal balance between positive and negative forces is maintained by a small and unchanging number of Magids, powerful magicians able to cross the boundaries of worlds at will; still, though possessed of extraordinary talents, Magids are ‘only human.’

Our universe would then be but one component of the multiverse, which has been growing through a series of Big Bangs for much longer than our little region of the multiversal whole. And it will continue to grow eternally.

Her thesis was that all mind is a multiversal quantum computer and therefore a fundamental element of reality, and also linked across universes by quantum entanglement.

My father bled for them buildings, and these multiversal motherfuckers stole my goddamn house.