What could be consider laws of the multiverse?
Or is there no such thing?
Aight aight
Let's go, explanation for time
For this one I will speak as creator
This is infos I've shared before on my site, and I got the greenlight to share it here !
Reminder that @neonross was the og creator of Out of Bounds and I am merely one of the artist and writers ( and alternatively the lore gremlin that make sure everything is smooth good lore lol ( so for lore clarification yeh I'm the good person to ask haha))
So here are the "laws" of the multiverse and how it works in wttmv specifically !
Those rules apply only in our story, but anyone who wants to use those concepts are welcome, of course ! Neon Ross's og intent was to have rules flexible enough for people to make characters and have fun with the concepts, but we don't mean to be an autority of any kind and ruin people's fun... Anyway, explanation time
It's not really "laws" so much as rules for ourselves and for our story, to give it nuances and stakes and the right amount of lore scratching complexity
Some characters however might tell you that these are laws lmao
✨Out of Bounds ✨
___-Lore Guide-___
Out of Bounds (OOB) is a realm existing beyond the multiverse, operating by its own rules and devoid of time. This guide provides insight into OOB's nature, its role in the multiverse, and the mechanics governing its interactions.
Nature of Out of Bounds
Definition :
• OOB is a space outside of alternate universes, akin to the Void Realm in Towags where forgotten characters and places reside.
• Awareness of this space is limited, known only to those who reside within or encounter its inhabitants.
Television :
• Floating televisions within OOB display AUs, acting as viewports or portals for interaction.
• Televisions serve as a primary means for Multiversers to observe and interact with AUs. ( While it is the primary way, note that there are exceptions and other ways to travel )
Shows :
• We call "show" the stories within the multiverse. Includes the Original, Variants, Alternate Universes.
• The Original cannot be touched or interacted with by anyone.
• Variants are copies of the original with very minor changes (art style, design, head canons). They can be interacted with on varrying degree, depending on the creator of the variant will.
• AUs are copies of Welcome Home with major or noticeable changes, from the story, to the characters and their designs.
Vintage Tapes :
• AUs are stored within vintage tapes, with the film inside representing the universe's timeline.
• Tapes categorize AUs into Fixed and Flexible, depending on the level of interaction allowed by the creators of each AUs.
Interference Mechanics :
• Interfering with Fixed AUs poses risks, as altering their storylines can lead to universe corrupt and/or collapse.
• Flexible AUs allow more interaction, often featuring crossovers and Y/N scenarios.
Out of Bound Spaces
Channels :
• Spaces integral to the multiverse system, including the Observer's TV room, the Archives, and Admin's film room.
Shows :
• The AUs themselves, contained in the multiverse, then OOB
Lost Media :
• Spaces not categorized as channels or tapes, such as the Keeper's domaine, Trader's space, and Stitcher's atelier. (Often time those are kind of like shells of dead/collapsed/modified AU, or pocket dimensions)
Pillars of Creation :
• Vast space outside of the multiverse, a galaxy-like zone full of stars, that is said to be where the creators of AUs reside. Very few characters go so far in the OOB.
In between :
• The void between the AUs. It is devoid of breathable air, often dark and lightless as well. Some multiversers are unaffected by the lack of air, but stay careful ! We don't know what lurks or leaks in the in-between
Diagram made by Bloomenvogel and Neon Ross for the Out of Bound as we see it in WTTMV
Note : this diagram applies to wttmv, but feel free to use I with your characters if you want ! Just like all of those rules, we made those to help make the story as a whole
Out of Bound Inhabitants
Natives of OOB :
• The Out of Bound is often said to have a mind of its own... It will sometimes create its own variants of the core cast, for reasons still obscures to this day. Notable characters born from the OOB : Observer, Courier, Messenger
"Refugies"
• Cast or OC characters that had their worlds destroyed/corrupted/collapsed, and who are left to wander in the multiverse. Most often they will end up in Peacekeeper's domaine until they can be rehomed in a flexible tape or new universe, or adapt to the Out of Bounds.
• A character that adapts to the Out of Bounds will then be called "Multiverser" along with the native of OOB
• Characters considered "refugies turned multiverser" in wttmv : Peacekeeper, Filante, Trader, ShopKeeper, Watcheye, Stitcher, Croupier
Multiversers :
• Multiversers are the inhabitants of the Out of Bounds. Often times, they are anomalies that have developped specific abilities allowing them to reside or survive in the Out of Bounds. Those abilities often includes being able to travel to multiple flexible tapes, but not always. A multiverser will almost always be a variant of a cast character, and rarely, if not ever, a y/n or fan oc. (If you wonder why y/n and ocs are excluded from being multiversers specifically, it's because Y/N is at its core a you self insert, but *you* are supposed to be viewers in the story. It's fine when in a pocket universe like Keeper's and Trader, a y/n can exist there, but in the oob it could causes some problems of logic with viewer influence and control, or the focus of the story could go astray to fit a y/n, which is not a story we want to tell. It kinda goes for ocs too)
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I tried to say as much as I could without much spoilers... For the reminder, I already explained the main, general chronology of wttmv on the site
Ik, ik, it's a bit of a hassle to go search and look and all. Tbh the site is kind of a way to give a bit of a treat for the really big fans who are ready to go on a separate site to get lore lmao /lh
But now I get to ramble here too ! Hurray !
TLDR :
OOB is big and weird. The AUs and Variants can be interacted with only if allowed by the creators. Multiversers are the weird cast variants living in the oob. The OOB is kinda like an onion, it has layers. Most characters always stay in the multiverse part.
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hi! i just read your post about struggling with the manual car (which is completely reasonable lol)
i happen to be a person who can indeed drive a manual! (my dad is still teaching me so i am no expert but i have driven our car many times and watched my dad drive it since i was wayyy younger)
and you can completely ignore this ask but here's what i have learnt in my time driving!
a manual has three pedals: clutch, break, accelerate, in that order from left to right (where i am from, atleast)
there are six gears, 1 through 5 and reverse.
clutch breaks the engine from the wheelers so you can shift gears and stop the car without damaging the system and the other two are obviously, to stop the car and accelerate the car
to start, you need to turn the key while PRESSING CLUTCH and NEUTRAL GEAR so the car doesn't run off lmao
then you shift the gear to 1 and VERY SLOWLY release the clutch. if you do it too fast, the engine will turn off and you gotta start over (i struggled with this a lot lol)
the car will start out at a very slow speed and you can try driving and stopping the car
to stop, start pressing the clutch and SLOWLY pressing on the breaks. make sure that by the time the car has stopped, the clutch is floored. you can also floor the clutch then slowly apply breaks
when you have the hang of it, you can try gearing up and down
to gear up, maintain a speed of (gear number + 1) times 10 kmh. so to gear up from first to second you need a speed of 20 kmh
to shift gear, floor the clutch and use the stick to change gear and IMMEDIATELY release clutch, no need to release slowly here like you had to while starting up. same to gear down
and voíla! you now know how to, in theory, drive a manual! tada!
also, for the fic, just keep in mind that the speed of the car when someone else is driving and when you are driving is COMPLETELY different
my dad could easily drive in 4th gear where he takes me to train and i would feel nothing, but for me, 2nd gear is still pretty fast when i'm driving!
these are the basics of driving but the driving STYLE can vary vastly.
hope this helps ily!!
anon this was genuinely so helpful i am kissing you on the mouth
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Things that I know about A Stitch In Time prior to listening to it:
Garak goes to spy school, which is for spies (for some reason the idea of this is amusing to me. like I get it duh of course the Order must have some sort of training system but also. fanfic ass trope. Spy School! For Spies! it's even a boarding school and everything. DARKEST ACADEMIA)
Garak performs a classic bisexual rite of passage by falling in love with both members of an older(?) married couple (or well textually probably only the wife. I feel like I'd have heard about it if he were Betacanonically Queer (TM) in this book. but here's hoping I'll be astonished while listening!)
I can't remember if I read anything specific about it or not but just based on vibes alone I do not have high hopes for this couple's like. life expectancy.
Based on vibes alone I do not have high hopes for ANY character's life expectancy in this book tbh. If it involves Cardassians in general and Garak in specific I usually just assume everyone involved is doomed. This is going to be a FUN 12 hours and 28 minutes!
There was a post somewhere that mentioned that some supernatural magical stuff happens in this book and I'm SO FUCKING STOKED. HERE'S HOW GARAK ORB EXPERIENCE CAN STILL WIN!!!!
The entire concept of this book is so funny to me. Garak goes 7 years being ohhh so mysterious to Julian about himself or his past and then just spills his whole life story to him in a letter as soon as they're separated. Babygirl is going through Bashir Withdrawal Syndrome.
Most importantly KELAS MY BEST FRIEND KELAS FROM ONE (1) LINE OF CANON!!!!! I have no actual evidence that he ever shows up in this book but like he has to right. right. he's absolutely everywhere on ao3 y'all had to have gotten him from somewhere. I assume.
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For anyone looking to read/watch/listen to everything Asajj, I wanted to post my checklist for both Legends and Canon Asajj and tag them properly for convenience
Canon Asajj checklist
-Dooku: Jedi Lost (Audio Drama)
-Jedi of the Republic – Mace Windu #5 (Comic)
-Brotherhood (Novel)
-Hyperspace Stories #5 -Star Wars Adventures: The Clone Wars – Battle Tales #2 (Comic)
-The Clone Wars S1 E16 (TV) -The Clone Wars (Movie, Novel)
-The Clone Wars S1 E1 (TV)
-Sharing the Same Face (short story, The Clone Wars: Stories of Light and Dark)
-The Clone Wars S1 E5 (TV)
-The Clone Wars S1 E9 (TV)
-Worthless (short story, Stories of Jedi and Sith)
-The Clone Wars S3 E2 (TV)
-Tales of Villainy: Give & Take (short comic story, Star Wars Adventures (2020) #12)
-The Clone Wars S3 E12-14 (TV)
-The Clone Wars S4 E19-20 (TV)
-The Lost Nightsister (short story, The Clone Wars: Stories of Light and Dark)
-The Clone Wars S4 E21-22 (TV)
-Dark Vengeance: The True Story of Darth Maul and His Revenge Against the Jedi Known as Obi-Wan Kenobi (short story, The Clone Wars: Stories of Light and Dark)
-Sisters (short comic story, Age of Republic Special #1)
-The Clone Wars S5 E19-20 (TV)
-Kindred Spirits (short story, Star Wars Insider #159)
-Dark Disciple (Novel)
-The Bad Batch S3 E 9 (TV)
-Star Wars Adventures: Return to Vader's Castle #1 (Comic)
-Star Wars Adventures: Return to Vader's Castle #3 (Comic)
-Star Wars Adventures: Return to Vader's Castle #5 (Comic)
-Obi-Wan #4 (Comic)
-Star Wars (2015) #47 (Comic, only depicted on playing card)
-Star Wars Adventures Ashcan (Comic)
-Halcyon Legacy #1 (Comic)
-Halcyon Legacy #3 (Comic)
Legends Asajj Checklist
-Restraint (short story)
-Star Wars: Clone Wars chapters 6-7 (TV)
-Star Wars: Republic #51-52 (Comic)
-Jedi: Mace Windu #1 (Comic)
-Star Wars: Republic #53 (Comic)
-Rogue's Gallery (short comic story, Star Wars: Clone Wars Adventures Volume 3)
-Dark Heart (short story)
-Star Wars: Clone Wars chapters 11-19 (TV)
-The Cestus Deception (Novel)
-Star Wars: Republic #58-60 (Comic)
-Star Wars: Republic #64 (Comic)
-Jedi Trial (Novel)
-Yoda: Dark Rendezvous (Novel)
-Star Wars: Republic #69-71 (Comic)
-The Clone Wars: Shadowed (Webcomic)
-The Clone Wars S1 E16 (TV)
-The Clone Wars (Movie, Novel)
-The Clone Wars: Prelude (Webcomic)
-The Clone Wars S1 E1 (TV)
-The Clone Wars: Shipyards of Doom (Graphic Novel)
-The Clone Wars: Secret Missions 2: Curse of the Black Hole Pirates (Junior Novel)
-The Clone Wars: Secret Missions 3: Duel at Shattered Rock (Junior Novel)
-The Clone Wars: Secret Missions 4: Guardians of the Chiss Key (Junior Novel)
-The Clone Wars: The Fall of Falleen (Webcomic)
-The Clone Wars S1 E5 (TV)
-The Clone Wars: Crash Course (Graphic Novel)
-The Clone Wars #7-9 (Comic)
-The Clone Wars S1 E9 (TV)
-The Clone Wars: The Valsedian Operation (Webcomic)
-The Clone Wars #11-12 (Comic)
-Keep the Faith (short comic story)
-In the Air (short comic story)
-The Clone Wars S3 E2 (TV)
-Hunted (short comic story)
-Fashion (short comic story)
-The Only Good Clanker (short comic story)
-Under The Hammer (short comic story)
-The Clone Wars S3 E12-14 (TV)
-The Clone Wars #5-6 (Comic, retconned)
-The Clone Wars S4 E19-22 (TV)
-The Clone Wars: The Sith Hunters (Graphic Novel)
-The Clone Wars S5 E19-20 (TV)
-Star Wars: Obsession #1-5 (Comic)
And a guide:
-In no way these are my recommendations, I actually unrecommend a certain book here, my recommendations list can be found here. this one is the Wookiepedia list just less confusing (I hope)
-She isn't a main character in all of these. At all. And some are just cameos, I didn't get into specifics about that.
-Most of the canon books & short stories can be found in e-book/digital form, or in physical copies pretty easily, just look them up.
-The same thing that goes for the canon books goes for the canon comics, although most of the issues listed are part of a series (as might be evident by their numbers). That doesn't mean you need to read the rest, because they're pretty stand-alone and usually just reference the other issues of the series/have a framing story related to that.
-I'm not sure where you can find the Star Wars Insider issue or the Adventures Ashcan, sorry about that.
-The Legends list is much more complicated than canon, since anything related to The Clone Wars series may contradict the prior Legends media. That's why I marked those in bold, as they are only officially part of that timeline, and don't make much sense with the rest of it (most of it, other than the actual episodes, were mostly de-canonized when Disney bought Star Wars with the rest of Legends).
-There are ofc the original printings of those, but I also I believe most of the Legends books listed were reprinted as a part of the Legends brand, but if they weren't then idk what to tell you.
-The Legends comics were also reprinted, mostly in big, pretty expensive collections. So it might be harder to buy those. I think there are digital copies of those collections, though, so you can buy them for cheaper that way.
-The Clone Wars webcomics can be found here , through @clonewarsarchives (a great resource overall)
-The short TCW stories (in bold under short comic story) can all be found here (once again through clone wars archives)
-The Restraint short story can't be found anywhere I looked, only in the 2nd printing of Darth Maul: Shadow Hunter. One of 2 things on the Legends list I've yet to read.
-The Dark Heart short story was originally published online, so it's here legally (link straight from Wookiepedia I sure hope it's legal).
-I have no idea how to get to the Graphic Novels normally but I trust they're on eBay and co.
-I've only talked about legal options but obviously, there's more. Act with discretion and I'm not posting links like that here. I might be able to help more through DMs but you know.
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