Multiverse

Perplexed, Professor Paradox tried to comprehend the situation "Ben, how are you alive? According to the Time Watch, you shouldn't exist, and there's no record in the Omnitrix Multiverse Population Device."

"I didn't know how it happened; it just happened over the six years. Every strand of my DNA gathered together, and finally, today I was completely reborn. More than that, I don't know anything," Ben explained about himself.

Initially confused, Professor Paradox soon had a realization. This was an anomaly he had encountered once before, happening to himself. He had managed to break free from the constraints of the Omnitrix Multiverse Time, much like what had just occurred with Ben.

From that point on, he became Professor Paradox, defying the laws of the Multiverse, gaining amazing time-like abilities. He could travel to the past, present, and future, traverse any space, and even alter someone's age with a touch.

He decided to check if Ben had also acquired time powers. To his disappointment, although Ben was free from the constraints of time, he hadn't gained any time-manipulating powers and had become an anomaly.

"Ben, you've escaped the Omnitrix Multiverse Time, just like I once did. However, I didn't detect any Time Radiation from you, so it seems you haven't gained time powers. You've become an anomaly. According to the Multiverse's will, you should be dead." Professor Paradox explained the reason.

"But your strong will to live broke you free from the Omnitrix Multiverse Time Line. So you can also travel anywhere, but since you haven't acquired any time-manipulating abilities, unfortunately, you can't be amazing like me,." He further clarified.

"No problem, I have Clockwork," Ben replied, which amused the Professor Paradox.

Assuming his professional demeanor, Professor Paradox asked, "So why have you come to me, Ben?"

"When you explained the other Multiverse and the Universal Tree, I mentioned that after Gwen and Kevin's wedding, I would travel to another Multiverse. So, I've come for the coordinates of the other Multiverse. I've decided to explore beyond," Ben explained the reason.

Understanding Ben's resolve, Professor Paradox encouraged him. "You've made a good decision, kid. To help you get started, let me tell you about some of the other multiverses I've explored."

Gesturing towards branches on the Universal Tree, Professor Paradox continued his enthusiastic explanation. "This one is known as the Beast Multiverse. In this multiverse, I found different universes, but they all have a common theme related to various kinds of beasts."

"What is special about the Beasts Multiverse?" Ben asked for more information about the Beasts Multiverse.

"This Multiverse mainly depends on human bonding with beasts. In different universes, there are different beasts," Professor explained. Then he pointed to some important universes in the Beasts Multiverse.

"For example, this universe is known as the Pokemon Universe. In this universe, there are creatures called Pokemon, and humans, known as trainers, capture the Pokemon, form bonds with them, and train them for battles," Professor explained about the Pokemon Universe.

"There are some Pokemon that are considered god-like, especially one named Arceus, who created the whole Pokemon Universe. You could say he could even easily defeat the Celestialsapiens," Professor gave a brief overview of Arceus and his powers.

Pointing to another leaf, Professor continued, "This Universe is known as the Digimon Universe. Here, you'll encounter Digimon, digital creatures, and their human partners who embark on exciting adventures."

He shifted his focus to another leaf, saying, "In this Universe, monsters exist within cards, and people engage in card battles. It's known as the Yu-Gi-Oh Universe."

Moving on to the next leaf, Professor Paradox explained, "In this universe, players battle with spinning tops called Beyblades, each containing hidden mythical beasts. This is the Beyblade Universe."

He directed Ben's attention to another leaf on the tree. "This universe is known as the Dragon Drive Universe. People here battle with their very own dragons within a virtual world."

Pointing to a different leaf, Professor Paradox described, "In the Dinosaur Universe, different types of dinosaurs are confined to cards. However, when captured, they materialize as small pets, ready to assist their masters."

Next, he said, "In this universe, people fight using tiny dolls that can transform into mighty angels, and they engage in combat against opponents. This is the Angelic Layer Universe."

Finally, Professor Paradox introduced a significant universe within the Beast Multiverse. "This universe is one of the most extensive in the Beasts Multiverse."

"Why is this important in the Beasts Multiverse?" Ben asked Professor Paradox.

"It's because this single Universe is made of ten universes combined into a single Universe. This is formed with two layers. One is known as the Mamodo World, while the other is Earth. Every 1000 years, a new Mamodo King is chosen to rule. All Mamodo are sent to Earth with a Grimoire, where they find their human partners. Their bond determines the outcome of the battles."

"So this Universe also depends on the Beasts known as Momodo," Ben replied as he understands.

"Yes, but in this Universe, when Momodo is present on the Earth. They are utterly dependent on their partners. Only their partners can read spells from the Grimoire. Through a strong bond, they can unleash powerful and unique spells. Losing a battle means the Mamodo returns to the Mamodo World, eliminated from the King Crown Race." Professor Paradox explained the importance of the King Crown Race.

"But when they return back to their Momodo world from the earth. Then they became incredibly potent beings. Unlike Earth, where they relied on human partners to use their abilities, within their home world, they merged with their Grimoires and unlocked their true potential. Even a single seemingly ordinary Mamodo was equivalent to a thousand times the power of the normal human beings. This distinction underscored how formidable they were in their own realm," Professor gives the information about how much Momodo were strong in their own Momodo world.

The Beast Universe continued to unravel its secrets, captivating his imagination and fueling his thirst for further exploration.

Professor Paradox's focus shifted to another intriguing branch of the Universal Tree. "As we've discussed the Beast Multiverse, it's time to explore another branch," he said.

"In this Multiverse, it's especially known for the Ninja Multiverse. Within this Multiverse, there are distinct universes divided by what is known as the Jujutsu Kaisen Universe. Each universe features its own set of Ninja with unique powers."

The professor delved into a few specific universes within the Ninja Multiverse. "There's the Hokage Universe, where Tailed Beasts exist, and their students learn the art of Ninja techniques, aspiring to become Hokage."

"Then there's the Zombie Ninja Universe, where humans use their Ninja skills to battle zombies. These zombies contain magical orbs that enhance the humans' Ninja abilities," Professor Paradox continued, pointing out various leaves on the Universal Tree.

"And just like that, every universe within the Ninja Multiverse possesses its own set of Ninja techniques and unique powers."

Next, Professor Paradox directed his attention to another branch on the Universal Tree. "Now, let's explore the Power Rangers Multiverse. In this multiverse, heroes harness their powers through special Power Rangers devices to protect the Earth from bizarre alien threats."

"Each universe within the Power Rangers Multiverse features its own distinct team of Power Rangers. For instance, there's Power Rangers Time Force, who come from the future to defeat enemies with time-based powers. Power Rangers SPD utilizes futuristic technology to battle aliens in their universe. Power Rangers Mystic Force harnesses magical powers to fend off otherworldly creatures."

"Power Rangers Jungle Fury taps into animal powers unique to their universe, while Power Rangers Dino Thunder harnesses the might of dinosaurs. Power Rangers Ninja Force draws upon Ninja skills to combat threats in their universe."

Professor Paradox went on, "In each universe, the Power Rangers team forms their own Megazord to face off against aliens, magical creatures, and bizarre threats."

He then pointed towards another branch, indicating a new area of interest. "Now, let's explore the Bleach Multiverse."

"In this Multiverse, there are various creatures, including Hollows, Arrancars, Ghosts, and Shinigami. Each universe contains its own unique set of these entities," Professor Paradox continued.

He offered an example from one of the universes. "In the Death Note Universe, Shinigami possess Death Note Books, which enable them to take the lives of humans."

"The central control of this Multiverse is the Bleach Universe," he explained. "In this universe, the story goes that if someone dies and doesn't proceed to the Soul Society, they become Hollows, whose primary goal is to consume the souls in the human world. When Hollows become more powerful, they can transform into Arrancars, each possessing unique abilities."

"To maintain balance in the human world, the Soul Society trains good souls to become Shinigami fighters. These Shinigami venture into the human world to combat Hollows using their special weapons called Shikai. If they need even more power, their Shikai can evolve into a Bankai, which is used to defeat Arrancars."

Professor Paradox then shifted his focus to another branch on the Universal Tree. "Now, let's explore the Parasite Multiverse."

"In this Multiverse, you'll find various creatures, including zombies, ghouls, death soldiers, undead beings, werewolves, and vampires. Each universe within this Multiverse features its own set of bizarre creatures and heroes. In this universe humans were dominated by parasite being, there is no one was care about this Multiverse. This is really a cruelty of this Universe."

Professor Paradox continued, "The DC Multiverse is a vast and intricate collection of universes within the DC Universe. It's a realm filled with superheroes, supervillains, and a wide array of powerful characters."

He elaborated, "In this Multiverse, you'll find iconic figures like Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, The Flash, and many more, each with their unique set of superhuman abilities and a rich backstory."

Professor Paradox explained the complexity of the DC Multiverse, saying, "What makes the DC Multiverse so captivating is its interconnected universes. There isn't just one version of each superhero; there are multiple, each with its own variations and distinct storyline."

"To manage this intricate web of universes, DC introduced the concept of the 'Multiverse,' where each universe exists independently, often with its own set of heroes and villains," he continued.

Ben was intrigued and asked, "So, there are many different versions of these superheroes and supervillains across these universes?"

"Exactly," Professor Paradox affirmed. "For instance, in one universe, you might have a Superman who is a benevolent protector of Earth, while in another, he could be a dictator. It's a fascinating exploration of how different circumstances and choices can shape the same character in various ways."

"The DC Multiverse also includes Elseworlds, which are alternate universes with their own unique takes on the characters," Professor Paradox added. "Some of the most famous DC stories come from Elseworlds, where classic characters find themselves in entirely different situations and settings."

Ben felt a newfound appreciation for the DC Multiverse and its rich storytelling potential. "Thank you, Professor. It's incredible to learn about these diverse universes within the DC Multiverse."

"You're welcome, Ben," Professor Paradox said with a smile. "There's always more to explore, and the DC Multiverse is a fantastic place to dive into the world of superheroes and supervillains."