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	===''Fortnite''===		===''Fortnite''===
	A mysterious group of individuals known as the "Imagined Order" abducted many heroes and villains from across the omniverse—including [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]], [[Batman]], [[Thor]], and [[Snake-Eyes]]—and brought them to a dimension known as "Reality Zero". {{storylink\|Fortnite}}		A mysterious group of individuals known as the "Imagined Order" abducted many heroes and villains from across the omniverse—including [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]], [[Batman]], [[Thor]], and [[Snake-Eyes]]—and brought them to a dimension known as "Reality Zero". {{storylink\|Fortnite}}

			===''Transformers: Earth Wars''===
			As guardian of time and space, very little in the Omniverse escaped Vector Prime's notice. {{storylink\|Timeless Champions#Vector Prime\|Vector Prime arrival}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* In the real world, the concept of "the {{w\|Omniverse}}" originated from analysis of comic-book continuities. As coined by {{w\|Mark Gruenwald}}, it meant the collection of all {{w\|Multiverse#Other fictional uses\|multiverse}}s; for example, [[Marvel Comics]] had one multiverse, [[DC Comics]] had another, and the Omniverse encompassed both.<ref>[http://www.chrisroberson.net/2007/07/mark-gruenwald-father-of-modern.html Blog post detailing Gruenwald's Omniverse-related work]</ref> While there have been crossovers between ''Transformers'' and non-[[Hasbro]] properties, such as ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' and some Marvel superheroes, the term "Omniverse" had never been specifically used around or within them. "[[Ask Vector Prime]]" would embrace this interpretation of the Omniverse in a series of 2015 answers~~, establishing~~ that the Omniverse contained every non-''Transformers'' story ever created. However, the ''Transformers'' franchise has generally played fast and loose with trying to establish any kind of definitive multiversal cosmology, particularly when it comes to in-fiction crossovers. Using this framework, one could interpret various crossover stories involving dimensional travel—''[[Infestation (IDW)\|Infestation]]'', ''[[Mazinger Z versus Transformers]]'', or ''[[My Little Pony/Transformers: Friendship in Disguise!\|My Little Pony/Transformers]]''—as the characters travelling to and from other realities within the Omniverse, but with the end of "Ask Vector Prime" and the subsequent dissolution of [[Fun Publications]], it's unlikely these stories will ever be classified as such.		* In the real world, the concept of "the {{w\|Omniverse}}" originated from analysis of comic-book continuities. As coined by {{w\|Mark Gruenwald}}, it meant the collection of all {{w\|Multiverse#Other fictional uses\|multiverse}}s; for example, [[Marvel Comics]] had one multiverse, [[DC Comics]] had another, and the Omniverse encompassed both.<ref>[http://www.chrisroberson.net/2007/07/mark-gruenwald-father-of-modern.html Blog post detailing Gruenwald's Omniverse-related work]</ref> While there have been crossovers between ''Transformers'' and non-[[Hasbro]] properties, such as ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' and some Marvel superheroes, the term "Omniverse" had never been specifically used around or within them. "[[Ask Vector Prime]]" would embrace this interpretation of the Omniverse in a series of 2015 answers and establish that the Omniverse contained every non-''Transformers'' story ever created. However, the ''Transformers'' franchise has generally played fast and loose with trying to establish any kind of definitive multiversal cosmology, particularly when it comes to in-fiction crossovers. Using this framework, one could interpret various crossover stories involving dimensional travel—''[[Infestation (IDW)\|Infestation]]'', ''[[Mazinger Z versus Transformers]]'', or ''[[My Little Pony/Transformers: Friendship in Disguise!\|My Little Pony/Transformers]]''—as the characters travelling to and from other realities within the Omniverse, but with the end of "Ask Vector Prime" and the subsequent dissolution of [[Fun Publications]], it's unlikely these stories will ever be classified as such.
	* Author [[Simon Furman]] has used the term interchangeably with the more common "multiverse". His original pitch to [[IDW Publishing]] used the term to describe a crossover between the "[[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1 ]]" and "[[Unicron Trilogy continuity family\|Unicron Trilogy]]" universes; <ref>''Transformers, a New Direction'', Simon Furman's Transformers proposal printed in [[The Transformers: The Best of Simon Furman\|The Best of Simon Furman]]</ref>, and a [[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: The Movie Universe\|''Revenge of the Fallen'' guidebook]] classifies [[The Fallen]] as an "Omniversal Tyrant". <ref>''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: The Movie Universe]]''</ref>		* Author [[Simon Furman]] has used the term interchangeably with the more common "multiverse". His original pitch to [[IDW Publishing]] used the term to describe a crossover between the "[[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1 ]]" and "[[Unicron Trilogy continuity family\|Unicron Trilogy]]" universes; <ref>''Transformers, a New Direction'', Simon Furman's Transformers proposal printed in [[The Transformers: The Best of Simon Furman\|The Best of Simon Furman]]</ref>, and a [[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: The Movie Universe\|''Revenge of the Fallen'' guidebook]] classifies [[The Fallen]] as an "Omniversal Tyrant". <ref>''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: The Movie Universe]]''</ref>

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	==Games==		==Games==
	===''Fortnite''===		===''Fortnite''===
	A mysterious group of individuals known as the "Imagined Order" abducted many heroes and villains from across the ~~omniverse--including~~ [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]], [[Batman]], [[Thor]], and [[Snake-Eyes]]~~--and~~ brought them to a dimension known as "Reality Zero". {{storylink\|Fortnite}}		A mysterious group of individuals known as the "Imagined Order" abducted many heroes and villains from across the omniverse—including [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]], [[Batman]], [[Thor]], and [[Snake-Eyes]]—and brought them to a dimension known as "Reality Zero". {{storylink\|Fortnite}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* In the real world, the concept of "the {{w\|Omniverse}}" originated from analysis of comic-book continuities. As coined by {{w\|Mark Gruenwald}}, it meant the collection of all {{w\|Multiverse#Other fictional uses\|multiverse}}s; for example, [[Marvel Comics]] had one multiverse, [[DC Comics]] had another, and the Omniverse encompassed both.<ref>[http://www.chrisroberson.net/2007/07/mark-gruenwald-father-of-modern.html Blog post detailing Gruenwald's Omniverse-related work]</ref> While there have been crossovers between ''Transformers'' and non-[[Hasbro]] properties, such as ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' and some Marvel superheroes, the term "Omniverse" had never been specifically used around or within them. "[[Ask Vector Prime]]" would embrace this interpretation of the Omniverse in a series of 2015 answers, establishing that the Omniverse contained every non-''Transformers'' story ever created. However, the ''Transformers'' franchise has generally played fast and loose with trying to establish any kind of definitive multiversal cosmology, particularly when it comes to in-fiction crossovers. Using this framework, one could interpret various crossover stories involving dimensional ~~travel--~~''[[Infestation (IDW)\|Infestation]]'', ''[[Mazinger Z versus Transformers]]'', or ''[[My Little Pony/Transformers: Friendship in Disguise!\|My Little Pony/Transformers]]''~~-- as~~ the characters travelling to and from other realities within the Omniverse, but with the end of "Ask Vector Prime" and the subsequent dissolution of [[Fun Publications]], it's unlikely these stories will ever be classified as such.		* In the real world, the concept of "the {{w\|Omniverse}}" originated from analysis of comic-book continuities. As coined by {{w\|Mark Gruenwald}}, it meant the collection of all {{w\|Multiverse#Other fictional uses\|multiverse}}s; for example, [[Marvel Comics]] had one multiverse, [[DC Comics]] had another, and the Omniverse encompassed both.<ref>[http://www.chrisroberson.net/2007/07/mark-gruenwald-father-of-modern.html Blog post detailing Gruenwald's Omniverse-related work]</ref> While there have been crossovers between ''Transformers'' and non-[[Hasbro]] properties, such as ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' and some Marvel superheroes, the term "Omniverse" had never been specifically used around or within them. "[[Ask Vector Prime]]" would embrace this interpretation of the Omniverse in a series of 2015 answers, establishing that the Omniverse contained every non-''Transformers'' story ever created. However, the ''Transformers'' franchise has generally played fast and loose with trying to establish any kind of definitive multiversal cosmology, particularly when it comes to in-fiction crossovers. Using this framework, one could interpret various crossover stories involving dimensional travel—''[[Infestation (IDW)\|Infestation]]'', ''[[Mazinger Z versus Transformers]]'', or ''[[My Little Pony/Transformers: Friendship in Disguise!\|My Little Pony/Transformers]]''—as the characters travelling to and from other realities within the Omniverse, but with the end of "Ask Vector Prime" and the subsequent dissolution of [[Fun Publications]], it's unlikely these stories will ever be classified as such.
	* Author [[Simon Furman]] has used the term interchangeably with the more common "multiverse". His original pitch to [[IDW Publishing]] used the term to describe a crossover between the "[[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1 ]]" and "[[Unicron Trilogy continuity family\|Unicron Trilogy]]" universes; <ref>''Transformers, a New Direction'', Simon Furman's Transformers proposal printed in [[The Transformers: The Best of Simon Furman\|The Best of Simon Furman]]</ref>, and a [[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: The Movie Universe\|''Revenge of the Fallen'' guidebook]] classifies [[The Fallen]] as an "Omniversal Tyrant". <ref>''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: The Movie Universe]]''</ref>		* Author [[Simon Furman]] has used the term interchangeably with the more common "multiverse". His original pitch to [[IDW Publishing]] used the term to describe a crossover between the "[[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1 ]]" and "[[Unicron Trilogy continuity family\|Unicron Trilogy]]" universes; <ref>''Transformers, a New Direction'', Simon Furman's Transformers proposal printed in [[The Transformers: The Best of Simon Furman\|The Best of Simon Furman]]</ref>, and a [[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: The Movie Universe\|''Revenge of the Fallen'' guidebook]] classifies [[The Fallen]] as an "Omniversal Tyrant". <ref>''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: The Movie Universe]]''</ref>

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* In the real world, the concept of "the {{w\|Omniverse}}" originated from analysis of comic-book continuities. As coined by {{w\|Mark Gruenwald}}, it meant the collection of all {{w\|Multiverse#Other fictional uses\|multiverse}}s; for example, [[Marvel Comics]] had one multiverse, [[DC Comics]] had another, and the Omniverse encompassed both.<ref>[http://www.chrisroberson.net/2007/07/mark-gruenwald-father-of-modern.html Blog post detailing Gruenwald's Omniverse-related work]</ref> While there have been crossovers between ''Transformers'' and non-[[Hasbro]] properties, such as ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' and some Marvel superheroes, the term "Omniverse" had never been specifically used around or within them. "[[Ask Vector Prime]]" would embrace this interpretation of the Omniverse in a series of 2015 answers, establishing that the Omniverse contained every non-''Transformers'' story ever created. However, the ''Transformers'' franchise has generally played fast and loose with trying to establish any kind of definitive multiversal cosmology, particularly when it comes to in-fiction crossovers. Using this framework, one could interpret various crossover stories involving dimensional travel--''[[Infestation (IDW)\|Infestation]]'', ''[[Mazinger Z versus Transformers]]'', or ''[[My Little Pony/Transformers: Friendship in Disguise!\|My Little Pony/Transformers]]''-- as the characters travelling to and from other realities within the Omniverse, but with the end of "Ask Vector Prime" and the dissolution of [[Fun Publications]] ~~in [[2016]]~~ it's unlikely these stories will ever be classified as such.		* In the real world, the concept of "the {{w\|Omniverse}}" originated from analysis of comic-book continuities. As coined by {{w\|Mark Gruenwald}}, it meant the collection of all {{w\|Multiverse#Other fictional uses\|multiverse}}s; for example, [[Marvel Comics]] had one multiverse, [[DC Comics]] had another, and the Omniverse encompassed both.<ref>[http://www.chrisroberson.net/2007/07/mark-gruenwald-father-of-modern.html Blog post detailing Gruenwald's Omniverse-related work]</ref> While there have been crossovers between ''Transformers'' and non-[[Hasbro]] properties, such as ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' and some Marvel superheroes, the term "Omniverse" had never been specifically used around or within them. "[[Ask Vector Prime]]" would embrace this interpretation of the Omniverse in a series of 2015 answers, establishing that the Omniverse contained every non-''Transformers'' story ever created. However, the ''Transformers'' franchise has generally played fast and loose with trying to establish any kind of definitive multiversal cosmology, particularly when it comes to in-fiction crossovers. Using this framework, one could interpret various crossover stories involving dimensional travel--''[[Infestation (IDW)\|Infestation]]'', ''[[Mazinger Z versus Transformers]]'', or ''[[My Little Pony/Transformers: Friendship in Disguise!\|My Little Pony/Transformers]]''-- as the characters travelling to and from other realities within the Omniverse, but with the end of "Ask Vector Prime" and the subsequent dissolution of [[Fun Publications]], it's unlikely these stories will ever be classified as such.
	* Author [[Simon Furman]] has used the term interchangeably with the more common "multiverse". His original pitch to [[IDW Publishing]] used the term to describe a crossover between the "[[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1 ]]" and "[[Unicron Trilogy continuity family\|Unicron Trilogy]]" universes; <ref>''Transformers, a New Direction'', Simon Furman's Transformers proposal printed in [[The Transformers: The Best of Simon Furman\|The Best of Simon Furman]]</ref>, and a [[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: The Movie Universe\|''Revenge of the Fallen'' guidebook]] classifies [[The Fallen]] as an "Omniversal Tyrant". <ref>''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: The Movie Universe]]''</ref>		* Author [[Simon Furman]] has used the term interchangeably with the more common "multiverse". His original pitch to [[IDW Publishing]] used the term to describe a crossover between the "[[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1 ]]" and "[[Unicron Trilogy continuity family\|Unicron Trilogy]]" universes; <ref>''Transformers, a New Direction'', Simon Furman's Transformers proposal printed in [[The Transformers: The Best of Simon Furman\|The Best of Simon Furman]]</ref>, and a [[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: The Movie Universe\|''Revenge of the Fallen'' guidebook]] classifies [[The Fallen]] as an "Omniversal Tyrant". <ref>''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: The Movie Universe]]''</ref>

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	~~After leaving the ''~~[[~~Transformers brand~~\|~~Transformers]]'' [[multiverse]] and travelling through the [[Megaverse]], dimensional travelers will find themselves in the '''Omniverse''', which consists of every possible reality imaginable~~. ~~Most of them have no [[Transformer~~]]~~s whatsoever while many others are inimical to both [[human]] and Transformer life.~~		[[File:FortniteWilds.jpg\|thumb\|right\|upright=1.66]]

	[[~~Primus~~]] ~~wishes~~ to ~~join~~ the [[~~Omniversal Matrix~~]] ~~when he has completed his cosmic mission~~,~~<ref>~~[[~~The Transformers~~ (~~Marvel comic~~)\|~~Marvel Generation 1 comic~~]] "[[~~The Primal Scream~~\|~~Primal Scream~~]]~~"</ref> and~~ [[~~The Fallen~~]] ~~has been classified as an "Omniversal Tyrant".<ref>''~~[[~~Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: The Movie Universe~~]]~~''</ref>~~		The '''Omniverse''' lies beyond the farthest boundaries of the ''[[Transformers brand\|Transformers]]'' [[multiverse]] and its satellite [[Megaverse]], a multiverse of multiverses that contains every possible world imaginable. While many dimensions within the omniverse are inimical to both [[human]] and [[Transformer]] life, the Omniverse also contains an infinite panoply of strange and wonderful universes: worlds of [[Marvel Comics\|avenging heroes]], [[Star Wars (franchise)\|galactic warriors]], [[Batman\|caped crusaders]], [[Doctor (Doctor Who)\|time-travelling doctors]], [[Archie Andrews\|teenage heartthrobs]], and many, many, more.

	{{~~quote~~\|Imagine the strangest inhabited universe you can conceive of, places where gravity operates linearly and electromagnetism by the inverse cubed rule and topology has 13 basic dimensions instead of 17. How alien it must be. Then ponder the wildest universes those beings could articulate. Then realize that even these musings fail to capture the uncountable infinities that exist in the Omniverse.\|[[Vector Prime]]\|[[Ask Vector Prime]]}}		Travel between the ''Transformers'' multiverse and the wider omniverse is very rare, although not entirely unheard of. When these distant universes do align, beings, concepts, and objects from the wider Omniverse may overlap with some of the many universal clusters within the multiverse and propagate themselves across multiple [[universal stream]]s, sometimes creating entirely new realities.

			{{bigquote\|Imagine the strangest inhabited universe you can conceive of, places where gravity operates linearly and electromagnetism by the inverse cubed rule and topology has 13 basic dimensions instead of 17. How alien it must be. Then ponder the wildest universes those beings could articulate. Then realize that even these musings fail to capture the uncountable infinities that exist in the Omniverse.\|[[Vector Prime]]\|[[Ask Vector Prime]]}}

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
			===Marvel Comics continuity===
			[[Primus]] wished to join the [[Omniversal Matrix]] when he had completed his cosmic mission. {{storylink\|The Primal Scream}}

	===Ask Vector Prime===		===Ask Vector Prime===
	[[Vector Prime]] ~~described~~ the Omniverse as the ~~realm outside~~ of ~~the Transformers~~ [[~~multiverse~~]]~~. The~~ Prime ~~noted~~ that ~~although~~ the ~~Transformer race was confined to a relatively small section of the Omniverse~~, ~~humans seemed to have a much greater presence~~ and ~~could exist in universes without Cybertronians, leading~~ Vector Prime ~~to speculate that humans and Transformers may be tied together in some way that he could not fathom.~~		The Omniverse encompasses an uncountable number of possible realities, somewhere in the tens of quadrillions. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/21/05}} Although [[Vector Prime]] could not directly travel to these distant realms, he possessed a limited ability to perceive notable beings from elsewhere in the Omniverse; from these occasional glimpses into infinity, he grew familiar with the exploits of [[Ben 10\|Benjamin Tennyson]], {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/10/06}} and speculated that beings like [[Doctor (Doctor Who)\|the Doctor]] {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/28/05}} and [[Xal]] hailed from beyond the multiverse. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/12/05}}

	~~Occasionally, quantum-string vibrations can cause other realities in the Omniverse to {{w\|Fictional crossover\|temporarily merge}} with the~~ [[~~universal stream~~]]~~s in Vector Prime's domain. Lambda-class universes are apparently most susceptible~~ to ~~this dimensional bleed with the rest~~ of the Omniverse~~. Likewise~~, ~~universes~~ in ~~the [[Lukas]] Cluster have particularly thin barriers~~, ~~and overlap with other realities~~ in ~~the Omniverse~~.		[[Vector Prime]] noted that, while the Cybertronian race was confined to a relatively small subset of "Cybertronian-compatible" dimensions within the greater Omniverse, humans possessed a much greater reach and existed across the Omniverse in many different forms, a fact that led Vector Prime to speculate that his race was tied to humanity in some way that he could not fathom. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/21/05}}

	~~The planet~~ [[~~Sandra~~ (~~planet~~)\|~~Sandra~~]] ~~is from~~ a universe ~~outside~~ the ~~dominion~~ of ~~either Vector Prime or~~ the [[~~Alternity~~ (~~species~~)\|~~Alternity~~]]. ~~Presumably~~, this ~~would mean that it is from somewhere else in~~ the ~~Omniverse~~.		Occasionally, quantum-string vibrations can cause other realities in the Omniverse to temporarily merge with the [[universal stream]]s within the ''Transformers'' multiverse. Some universes are particularly susceptible to this "quantum alignment" phenomenon; Lambda-class universes are particularly notable for this dimensional bleed. Likewise, universes in the [[Lukas]] Cluster have particularly thin dimensional barriers, and overlap with [[Star Wars (franchise)\|other realities]] in the Omniverse. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/21/05}} In rare cases, a dramatic multiversal catastrophe can forcibly pull distant realities into the ''Transformers'' multiverse; in universe [[Primax 787.3 Alpha]], the destruction of [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] caused shockwaves in the quantum foam of the multiverse, which allowed the inhabitants of an [[Sandra (planet)\|alternate-universe version of Earth]] to open cross-dimensional contact with the Transformers of that reality. {{Storylink\|Ask Vector Prime\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/07/19}} Another quantum alignment event, this time between Ben Tennyson's home reality and the [[Malgus]] cluster, allowed the alien bounty hunter [[Khyber]] to collect certain Cybertronian artifacts. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/06/10}}

	Although Vector Prime cannot directly travel to other realities beyond the multiverse, he has a limited ability to comprehend activity elsewhere in the Omniverse. The Prime expressed a particular fondness for the adventures of a hero named "[[~~Ben 10~~]]~~", and speculated that his home reality may have interacted with a~~ [[~~Malgus~~]] ~~Cluster universe~~ at ~~some point, allowing his foe~~ [[~~Khyber~~]] ~~to collect Cybertronian artifacts. Vector Prime also speculated that~~ the ~~mysterious~~ [[~~Doctor (Doctor Who)\|Doctor~~]] ~~hailed from some other reality in~~ the ~~Omniverse~~, ~~although he may have travelled through the~~ Transformers ~~multiverse at some point~~. {{storylink\|~~Ask Vector Prime~~}}		===''TransTech''===
			When an [[Axiom Nexus Security Administration\|Offworlder Zone Security Administration]] team led by [[Cheetor (TransTech)\|Cheetor]] arrived at [[Sideways (Armada)\|Sideways]]'s hideout in the [[Heap]], they found their way into the building blocked by an [[Absolute Terror Field]], which had somehow been back-doored into Axiom Nexus by an extra-multiversal source by [[Transformers × Evangelion\|a recent quantum alignment event]]. {{storylink\|Rook - Axiom Nexus News: Investigative Journalist\|Rook - Axiom Nexus News, 8/7/2015}}

	===''~~TransTech~~''===		==Games==
	~~When an~~ [[~~Axiom Nexus Security Administration\|Offworlder Zone Security Administration]] team led by [[Cheetor~~ (~~TransTech~~)\|~~Cheetor~~]] ~~arrived at~~ [[~~Sideways (Armada)\|Sideways~~]]~~'s hideout in the~~ [[~~Heap~~]], ~~they found their way into the building blocked by an~~ [[~~Absolute Terror Field~~]]~~, which had somehow been back~~-~~doored into Axiom Nexus by an extra~~-~~multiversal source by [[Transformers × Evangelion\|~~a ~~recent quantum alignment event]]~~. {{storylink\|~~Rook - Axiom Nexus News: Investigative Journalist~~}}		===''Fortnite''===
			A mysterious group of individuals known as the "Imagined Order" abducted many heroes and villains from across the omniverse--including [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]], [[Batman]], [[Thor]], and [[Snake-Eyes]]--and brought them to a dimension known as "Reality Zero". {{storylink\|Fortnite}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* In the real world, the concept of "the {{w\|Omniverse}}" originated from analysis of comic-book continuities. As coined by {{w\|Mark Gruenwald}}, it meant the collection of all {{w\|Multiverse#Other fictional uses\|multiverse}}s; for example, [[Marvel Comics]] had one multiverse, [[DC Comics]] had another, and the Omniverse encompassed both.<ref>[http://www.chrisroberson.net/2007/07/mark-gruenwald-father-of-modern.html Blog post detailing Gruenwald's Omniverse-related work]</ref> This extended to all fiction, and in today's usage it is sometimes meant to include the real world as well.<ref>[http://www.comicvine.com/forums/battles/7/multiverse-vs-omniverse/545023/ Comic Vine forum discussion about the meaning of "Omniverse"]</ref> Note, however, that not every fiction franchise accepts the concept of the omniverse.		* In the real world, the concept of "the {{w\|Omniverse}}" originated from analysis of comic-book continuities. As coined by {{w\|Mark Gruenwald}}, it meant the collection of all {{w\|Multiverse#Other fictional uses\|multiverse}}s; for example, [[Marvel Comics]] had one multiverse, [[DC Comics]] had another, and the Omniverse encompassed both.<ref>[http://www.chrisroberson.net/2007/07/mark-gruenwald-father-of-modern.html Blog post detailing Gruenwald's Omniverse-related work]</ref> While there have been crossovers between ''Transformers'' and non-[[Hasbro]] properties, such as ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' and some Marvel superheroes, the term "Omniverse" had never been specifically used around or within them. "[[Ask Vector Prime]]" would embrace this interpretation of the Omniverse in a series of 2015 answers, establishing that the Omniverse contained every non-''Transformers'' story ever created. However, the ''Transformers'' franchise has generally played fast and loose with trying to establish any kind of definitive multiversal cosmology, particularly when it comes to in-fiction crossovers. Using this framework, one could interpret various crossover stories involving dimensional travel--''[[Infestation (IDW)\|Infestation]]'', ''[[Mazinger Z versus Transformers]]'', or ''[[My Little Pony/Transformers: Friendship in Disguise!\|My Little Pony/Transformers]]''-- as the characters travelling to and from other realities within the Omniverse, but with the end of "Ask Vector Prime" and the dissolution of [[Fun Publications]] in [[2016]] it's unlikely these stories will ever be classified as such.
	* Obviously, the ''Transformers'' multiverse would fall under the above umbrella. While there have been crossovers between ''Transformers'' and non-[[Hasbro]] properties, such as ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' and some Marvel superheroes, the term "Omniverse" had never been specifically used around or within them. ~~The 2015 Facebook~~ [[Ask Vector Prime]] ~~feature finally canonized~~ the ~~concept~~ of the Omniverse ~~as existing "outside"~~ the ~~established~~ ''Transformers'' ~~multiverse~~, and ~~encompassing every fictional world~~ ever ~~created that doesn't involve the Transformers~~.		* Author [[Simon Furman]] has used the term interchangeably with the more common "multiverse". His original pitch to [[IDW Publishing]] used the term to describe a crossover between the "[[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1 ]]" and "[[Unicron Trilogy continuity family\|Unicron Trilogy]]" universes; <ref>''Transformers, a New Direction'', Simon Furman's Transformers proposal printed in [[The Transformers: The Best of Simon Furman\|The Best of Simon Furman]]</ref>, and a [[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: The Movie Universe\|''Revenge of the Fallen'' guidebook]] classifies [[The Fallen]] as an "Omniversal Tyrant". <ref>''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: The Movie Universe]]''</ref>
	* ~~In the story treatment that~~ [[Simon Furman]] ~~originally presented~~ to [[IDW Publishing]] ~~for their comic series, he described~~ a [[~~Unicron]]-driven, simultaneous threat to [[The Transformers (franchise)~~\|Generation 1]] and ''[[~~Transformers: Cybertron (franchise)~~\|~~Cybertron~~]]'' universes~~, as well as others unnamed. He called this "an omniverse in chaos".~~<ref>''Transformers, a New Direction'', Simon Furman's Transformers proposal printed in [[The Transformers: The Best of Simon Furman\|The Best of Simon Furman]]</ref>

	==References==		==References==

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	After leaving the ''[[Transformers brand\|Transformers]]'' [[multiverse]] and travelling through the [[Megaverse]], dimensional travelers will find themselves in the '''Omniverse''', which consists of every possible reality imaginable. Most of them have no [[Transformer]]s whatsoever while many others are inimical to both [[human]] and Transformer life.		After leaving the ''[[Transformers brand\|Transformers]]'' [[multiverse]] and travelling through the [[Megaverse]], dimensional travelers will find themselves in the '''Omniverse''', which consists of every possible reality imaginable. Most of them have no [[Transformer]]s whatsoever while many others are inimical to both [[human]] and Transformer life.

	[[Primus]] wishes to join the [[Omniversal Matrix]] when he has completed his cosmic mission,<ref>[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|Marvel Generation 1 comic]] "[[The Primal Scream\|Primal Scream]]"</ref> and [[The Fallen]] has been classified as an "Omniversal Tyrant".<ref>''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: The Movie Universe]]''</ref>		[[Primus]] wishes to join the [[Omniversal Matrix]] when he has completed his cosmic mission,<ref>[[The Transformers (Marvel comic)\|Marvel Generation 1 comic]] "[[The Primal Scream\|Primal Scream]]"</ref> and [[The Fallen]] has been classified as an "Omniversal Tyrant".<ref>''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: The Movie Universe]]''</ref>

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* In the real world, the concept of "the {{w\|Omniverse}}" originated from analysis of comic-book continuities. As coined by {{w\|Mark Gruenwald}}, it meant the collection of all {{w\|Multiverse#Other fictional uses\|multiverse}}s; for example, [[Marvel Comics]] had one multiverse, [[DC Comics]] had another, and the Omniverse encompassed both.<ref>[http://www.chrisroberson.net/2007/07/mark-gruenwald-father-of-modern.html Blog post detailing Gruenwald's Omniverse-related work]</ref> This extended to all fiction, and in today's usage it is sometimes meant to include the real world as well.<ref>[http://www.comicvine.com/forums/battles/7/multiverse-vs-omniverse/545023/ Comic Vine forum discussion about the meaning of "Omniverse"]</ref> Note, however, that not every fiction franchise accepts the concept of the omniverse.		* In the real world, the concept of "the {{w\|Omniverse}}" originated from analysis of comic-book continuities. As coined by {{w\|Mark Gruenwald}}, it meant the collection of all {{w\|Multiverse#Other fictional uses\|multiverse}}s; for example, [[Marvel Comics]] had one multiverse, [[DC Comics]] had another, and the Omniverse encompassed both.<ref>[http://www.chrisroberson.net/2007/07/mark-gruenwald-father-of-modern.html Blog post detailing Gruenwald's Omniverse-related work]</ref> This extended to all fiction, and in today's usage it is sometimes meant to include the real world as well.<ref>[http://www.comicvine.com/forums/battles/7/multiverse-vs-omniverse/545023/ Comic Vine forum discussion about the meaning of "Omniverse"]</ref> Note, however, that not every fiction franchise accepts the concept of the omniverse.
	* Obviously, the ''Transformers'' multiverse would fall under the above umbrella. While there have been crossovers between ''Transformers'' and non-[[Hasbro]] properties, such as ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' and some Marvel superheroes, the term "Omniverse" had never been specifically used around or within them. The 2015 Facebook [[Ask Vector Prime]] feature finally canonized the concept of the Omniverse as existing "outside" the established ''Transformers'' multiverse, and encompassing every fictional world ever created that doesn't involve the Transformers.		* Obviously, the ''Transformers'' multiverse would fall under the above umbrella. While there have been crossovers between ''Transformers'' and non-[[Hasbro]] properties, such as ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' and some Marvel superheroes, the term "Omniverse" had never been specifically used around or within them. The 2015 Facebook [[Ask Vector Prime]] feature finally canonized the concept of the Omniverse as existing "outside" the established ''Transformers'' multiverse, and encompassing every fictional world ever created that doesn't involve the Transformers.
	* In the story treatment that [[Simon Furman]] originally presented to [[IDW Publishing]] for their comic series, he described a [[Unicron]]-driven, simultaneous threat to [[The Transformers (franchise)\|Generation 1]] and ''[[Transformers: Cybertron (franchise)\|Cybertron]]'' universes, as well as others unnamed. He called this "an omniverse in chaos".<ref>''Transformers, a New Direction'', Simon Furman's Transformers proposal printed in [[The Transformers: The Best of Simon Furman\|The Best of Simon Furman]]</ref>		* In the story treatment that [[Simon Furman]] originally presented to [[IDW Publishing]] for their comic series, he described a [[Unicron]]-driven, simultaneous threat to [[The Transformers (franchise)\|Generation 1]] and ''[[Transformers: Cybertron (franchise)\|Cybertron]]'' universes, as well as others unnamed. He called this "an omniverse in chaos".<ref>''Transformers, a New Direction'', Simon Furman's Transformers proposal printed in [[The Transformers: The Best of Simon Furman\|The Best of Simon Furman]]</ref>

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	The planet [[Sandra (planet)\|Sandra]] is from a universe outside the dominion of either Vector Prime or the [[Alternity (species)\|Alternity]]. Presumably, this would mean that it is from somewhere else in the Omniverse.		The planet [[Sandra (planet)\|Sandra]] is from a universe outside the dominion of either Vector Prime or the [[Alternity (species)\|Alternity]]. Presumably, this would mean that it is from somewhere else in the Omniverse.

	Although Vector Prime cannot directly travel to other realities beyond the multiverse, he has a limited ability to comprehend activity elsewhere in the Omniverse. The Prime expressed a particular fondness for the adventures of a hero named "[[Ben 10]]", and speculated that his home reality may have interacted with a [[Malgus]] Cluster universe at some point, allowing his foe [[Khyber]] to collect Cybertronian artifacts. Vector Prime also speculated that the mysterious [[Doctor]] hailed from some other reality in the Omniverse, although he may have travelled through the Transformers multiverse at some point. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime}}		Although Vector Prime cannot directly travel to other realities beyond the multiverse, he has a limited ability to comprehend activity elsewhere in the Omniverse. The Prime expressed a particular fondness for the adventures of a hero named "[[Ben 10]]", and speculated that his home reality may have interacted with a [[Malgus]] Cluster universe at some point, allowing his foe [[Khyber]] to collect Cybertronian artifacts. Vector Prime also speculated that the mysterious [[Doctor (Doctor Who)\|Doctor]] hailed from some other reality in the Omniverse, although he may have travelled through the Transformers multiverse at some point. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime}}

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	==External ~~Links~~==		==External links==
	*[http://www.marvunapp.com/ohotmu/appendixes/omnapp.htm The Omniverse explained on Marvel Appendix (the fansite of the Official Marvel Handbook writers)]		*[http://www.marvunapp.com/ohotmu/appendixes/omnapp.htm The Omniverse explained on Marvel Appendix (the fansite of the Official Marvel Handbook writers)]
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	Occasionally, quantum-string vibrations can cause other realities in the Omniverse to {{w\|Fictional crossover\|temporarily merge}} with the [[universal stream]]s in Vector Prime's domain. Lambda-class universes are apparently most susceptible to this dimensional bleed with the rest of the Omniverse. Likewise, universes in the [[Lukas]] Cluster have particularly thin barriers, and overlap with other realities in the Omniverse.		Occasionally, quantum-string vibrations can cause other realities in the Omniverse to {{w\|Fictional crossover\|temporarily merge}} with the [[universal stream]]s in Vector Prime's domain. Lambda-class universes are apparently most susceptible to this dimensional bleed with the rest of the Omniverse. Likewise, universes in the [[Lukas]] Cluster have particularly thin barriers, and overlap with other realities in the Omniverse.

	The planet [[Sandra (planet)\|Sandra]] is from a universe outside the dominion of either Vector Prime or the [[Alternity]]. Presumably, this would mean that it is from somewhere else in the Omniverse.		The planet [[Sandra (planet)\|Sandra]] is from a universe outside the dominion of either Vector Prime or the [[Alternity (species)\|Alternity]]. Presumably, this would mean that it is from somewhere else in the Omniverse.

	Although Vector Prime cannot directly travel to other realities beyond the multiverse, he has a limited ability to comprehend activity elsewhere in the Omniverse. The Prime expressed a particular fondness for the adventures of a hero named "[[Ben 10]]", and speculated that his home reality may have interacted with a [[Malgus]] Cluster universe at some point, allowing his foe [[Khyber]] to collect Cybertronian artifacts. Vector Prime also speculated that the mysterious [[Doctor]] hailed from some other reality in the Omniverse, although he may have travelled through the Transformers multiverse at some point. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime}}		Although Vector Prime cannot directly travel to other realities beyond the multiverse, he has a limited ability to comprehend activity elsewhere in the Omniverse. The Prime expressed a particular fondness for the adventures of a hero named "[[Ben 10]]", and speculated that his home reality may have interacted with a [[Malgus]] Cluster universe at some point, allowing his foe [[Khyber]] to collect Cybertronian artifacts. Vector Prime also speculated that the mysterious [[Doctor]] hailed from some other reality in the Omniverse, although he may have travelled through the Transformers multiverse at some point. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime}}

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	~~After leaving the ''~~[[~~Transformers brand~~\|~~Transformers]]'' [[multiverse]] and travelling through the [[Megaverse]], dimensional travelers will find themselves in the '''Omniverse''', which consists of every possible reality imaginable~~. ~~Most of them have no [[Transformer~~]]~~s whatsoever while many others are inimical to both [[human]] and Transformer life.~~		[[File:FortniteWilds.jpg\|thumb\|right\|upright=1.66]]

	[[~~Primus~~]] ~~wishes~~ to ~~join~~ the [[~~Omniversal Matrix~~]] ~~when he has completed his cosmic mission~~,~~<ref>~~[[~~The Transformers~~ (~~Marvel comic~~)\|~~Marvel Generation 1 comic~~]] "[[~~The Primal Scream~~\|~~Primal Scream~~]]~~"</ref> and~~ [[~~The Fallen~~]] ~~has been classified as an "Omniversal Tyrant".<ref>''~~[[~~Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: The Movie Universe~~]]~~''</ref>~~		The '''Omniverse''' lies beyond the farthest boundaries of the ''[[Transformers brand\|Transformers]]'' [[multiverse]] and its satellite [[Megaverse]], a multiverse of multiverses that contains every possible world imaginable. While many dimensions within the omniverse are inimical to both [[human]] and [[Transformer]] life, the Omniverse also contains an infinite panoply of strange and wonderful universes: worlds of [[Marvel Comics\|avenging heroes]], [[Star Wars (franchise)\|galactic warriors]], [[Batman\|caped crusaders]], [[Doctor (Doctor Who)\|time-travelling doctors]], [[Archie Andrews\|teenage heartthrobs]], and many, many, more.

	{{~~quote~~\|Imagine the strangest inhabited universe you can conceive of, places where gravity operates linearly and electromagnetism by the inverse cubed rule and topology has 13 basic dimensions instead of 17. How alien it must be. Then ponder the wildest universes those beings could articulate. Then realize that even these musings fail to capture the uncountable infinities that exist in the Omniverse.\|[[Vector Prime]]\|[[Ask Vector Prime]]}}		Travel between the ''Transformers'' multiverse and the wider omniverse is very rare, although not entirely unheard of. When these distant universes do align, beings, concepts, and objects from the wider Omniverse may overlap with some of the many universal clusters within the multiverse and propagate themselves across multiple [[universal stream]]s, sometimes creating entirely new realities.

			{{bigquote\|Imagine the strangest inhabited universe you can conceive of, places where gravity operates linearly and electromagnetism by the inverse cubed rule and topology has 13 basic dimensions instead of 17. How alien it must be. Then ponder the wildest universes those beings could articulate. Then realize that even these musings fail to capture the uncountable infinities that exist in the Omniverse.\|[[Vector Prime]]\|[[Ask Vector Prime]]}}

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
			===Marvel Comics continuity===
			[[Primus]] wished to join the [[Omniversal Matrix]] when he had completed his cosmic mission. {{storylink\|The Primal Scream}}

	===Ask Vector Prime===		===Ask Vector Prime===
	[[Vector Prime]] ~~described~~ the Omniverse as the ~~realm outside~~ of ~~the Transformers~~ [[~~multiverse~~]]~~. The~~ Prime ~~noted~~ that ~~although~~ the ~~Transformer race was confined to a relatively small section of the Omniverse~~, ~~humans seemed to have a much greater presence~~ and ~~could exist in universes without Cybertronians, leading~~ Vector Prime ~~to speculate that humans and Transformers may be tied together in some way that he could not fathom.~~		The Omniverse encompasses an uncountable number of possible realities, somewhere in the tens of quadrillions. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/21/05}} Although [[Vector Prime]] could not directly travel to these distant realms, he possessed a limited ability to perceive notable beings from elsewhere in the Omniverse; from these occasional glimpses into infinity, he grew familiar with the exploits of [[Ben 10\|Benjamin Tennyson]], {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/10/06}} and speculated that beings like [[Doctor (Doctor Who)\|the Doctor]] {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/28/05}} and [[Xal]] hailed from beyond the multiverse. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/12/05}}

	~~Occasionally, quantum-string vibrations can cause other realities in the Omniverse to {{w\|Fictional crossover\|temporarily merge}} with the~~ [[~~universal stream~~]]~~s in Vector Prime's domain. Lambda-class universes are apparently most susceptible~~ to ~~this dimensional bleed with the rest~~ of the Omniverse~~. Likewise~~, ~~universes~~ in ~~the [[Lukas]] Cluster have particularly thin barriers~~, ~~and overlap with other realities~~ in ~~the Omniverse~~.		[[Vector Prime]] noted that, while the Cybertronian race was confined to a relatively small subset of "Cybertronian-compatible" dimensions within the greater Omniverse, humans possessed a much greater reach and existed across the Omniverse in many different forms, a fact that led Vector Prime to speculate that his race was tied to humanity in some way that he could not fathom. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/21/05}}

	~~The planet~~ [[~~Sandra~~ (~~planet~~)\|~~Sandra~~]] ~~is from~~ a universe ~~outside~~ the ~~dominion~~ of ~~either Vector Prime or~~ the [[~~Alternity~~ (~~species~~)\|~~Alternity~~]]. ~~Presumably~~, this ~~would mean that it is from somewhere else in~~ the ~~Omniverse~~.		Occasionally, quantum-string vibrations can cause other realities in the Omniverse to temporarily merge with the [[universal stream]]s within the ''Transformers'' multiverse. Some universes are particularly susceptible to this "quantum alignment" phenomenon; Lambda-class universes are particularly notable for this dimensional bleed. Likewise, universes in the [[Lukas]] Cluster have particularly thin dimensional barriers, and overlap with [[Star Wars (franchise)\|other realities]] in the Omniverse. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/21/05}} In rare cases, a dramatic multiversal catastrophe can forcibly pull distant realities into the ''Transformers'' multiverse; in universe [[Primax 787.3 Alpha]], the destruction of [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]] caused shockwaves in the quantum foam of the multiverse, which allowed the inhabitants of an [[Sandra (planet)\|alternate-universe version of Earth]] to open cross-dimensional contact with the Transformers of that reality. {{Storylink\|Ask Vector Prime\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/07/19}} Another quantum alignment event, this time between Ben Tennyson's home reality and the [[Malgus]] cluster, allowed the alien bounty hunter [[Khyber]] to collect certain Cybertronian artifacts. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/06/10}}

	Although Vector Prime cannot directly travel to other realities beyond the multiverse, he has a limited ability to comprehend activity elsewhere in the Omniverse. The Prime expressed a particular fondness for the adventures of a hero named "[[~~Ben 10~~]]~~", and speculated that his home reality may have interacted with a~~ [[~~Malgus~~]] ~~Cluster universe~~ at ~~some point, allowing his foe~~ [[~~Khyber~~]] ~~to collect Cybertronian artifacts. Vector Prime also speculated that~~ the ~~mysterious~~ [[~~Doctor (Doctor Who)\|Doctor~~]] ~~hailed from some other reality in~~ the ~~Omniverse~~, ~~although he may have travelled through the~~ Transformers ~~multiverse at some point~~. {{storylink\|~~Ask Vector Prime~~}}		===''TransTech''===
			When an [[Axiom Nexus Security Administration\|Offworlder Zone Security Administration]] team led by [[Cheetor (TransTech)\|Cheetor]] arrived at [[Sideways (Armada)\|Sideways]]'s hideout in the [[Heap]], they found their way into the building blocked by an [[Absolute Terror Field]], which had somehow been back-doored into Axiom Nexus by an extra-multiversal source by [[Transformers × Evangelion\|a recent quantum alignment event]]. {{storylink\|Rook - Axiom Nexus News: Investigative Journalist\|Rook - Axiom Nexus News, 8/7/2015}}

	===''~~TransTech~~''===		==Games==
	~~When an~~ [[~~Axiom Nexus Security Administration\|Offworlder Zone Security Administration]] team led by [[Cheetor~~ (~~TransTech~~)\|~~Cheetor~~]] ~~arrived at~~ [[~~Sideways (Armada)\|Sideways~~]]~~'s hideout in the~~ [[~~Heap~~]], ~~they found their way into the building blocked by an~~ [[~~Absolute Terror Field~~]]~~, which had somehow been back~~-~~doored into Axiom Nexus by an extra~~-~~multiversal source by [[Transformers × Evangelion\|~~a ~~recent quantum alignment event]]~~. {{storylink\|~~Rook - Axiom Nexus News: Investigative Journalist~~}}		===''Fortnite''===
			A mysterious group of individuals known as the "Imagined Order" abducted many heroes and villains from across the omniverse--including [[Optimus Prime (Movie)\|Optimus Prime]], [[Batman]], [[Thor]], and [[Snake-Eyes]]--and brought them to a dimension known as "Reality Zero". {{storylink\|Fortnite}}

	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* In the real world, the concept of "the {{w\|Omniverse}}" originated from analysis of comic-book continuities. As coined by {{w\|Mark Gruenwald}}, it meant the collection of all {{w\|Multiverse#Other fictional uses\|multiverse}}s; for example, [[Marvel Comics]] had one multiverse, [[DC Comics]] had another, and the Omniverse encompassed both.<ref>[http://www.chrisroberson.net/2007/07/mark-gruenwald-father-of-modern.html Blog post detailing Gruenwald's Omniverse-related work]</ref> This extended to all fiction, and in today's usage it is sometimes meant to include the real world as well.<ref>[http://www.comicvine.com/forums/battles/7/multiverse-vs-omniverse/545023/ Comic Vine forum discussion about the meaning of "Omniverse"]</ref> Note, however, that not every fiction franchise accepts the concept of the omniverse.		* In the real world, the concept of "the {{w\|Omniverse}}" originated from analysis of comic-book continuities. As coined by {{w\|Mark Gruenwald}}, it meant the collection of all {{w\|Multiverse#Other fictional uses\|multiverse}}s; for example, [[Marvel Comics]] had one multiverse, [[DC Comics]] had another, and the Omniverse encompassed both.<ref>[http://www.chrisroberson.net/2007/07/mark-gruenwald-father-of-modern.html Blog post detailing Gruenwald's Omniverse-related work]</ref> While there have been crossovers between ''Transformers'' and non-[[Hasbro]] properties, such as ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' and some Marvel superheroes, the term "Omniverse" had never been specifically used around or within them. "[[Ask Vector Prime]]" would embrace this interpretation of the Omniverse in a series of 2015 answers, establishing that the Omniverse contained every non-''Transformers'' story ever created. However, the ''Transformers'' franchise has generally played fast and loose with trying to establish any kind of definitive multiversal cosmology, particularly when it comes to in-fiction crossovers. Using this framework, one could interpret various crossover stories involving dimensional travel--''[[Infestation (IDW)\|Infestation]]'', ''[[Mazinger Z versus Transformers]]'', or ''[[My Little Pony/Transformers: Friendship in Disguise!\|My Little Pony/Transformers]]''-- as the characters travelling to and from other realities within the Omniverse, but with the end of "Ask Vector Prime" and the dissolution of [[Fun Publications]] in [[2016]] it's unlikely these stories will ever be classified as such.
	* Obviously, the ''Transformers'' multiverse would fall under the above umbrella. While there have been crossovers between ''Transformers'' and non-[[Hasbro]] properties, such as ''[[Star Wars (franchise)\|Star Wars]]'' and some Marvel superheroes, the term "Omniverse" had never been specifically used around or within them. ~~The 2015 Facebook~~ [[Ask Vector Prime]] ~~feature finally canonized~~ the ~~concept~~ of the Omniverse ~~as existing "outside"~~ the ~~established~~ ''Transformers'' ~~multiverse~~, and ~~encompassing every fictional world~~ ever ~~created that doesn't involve the Transformers~~.		* Author [[Simon Furman]] has used the term interchangeably with the more common "multiverse". His original pitch to [[IDW Publishing]] used the term to describe a crossover between the "[[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1 ]]" and "[[Unicron Trilogy continuity family\|Unicron Trilogy]]" universes; <ref>''Transformers, a New Direction'', Simon Furman's Transformers proposal printed in [[The Transformers: The Best of Simon Furman\|The Best of Simon Furman]]</ref>, and a [[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: The Movie Universe\|''Revenge of the Fallen'' guidebook]] classifies [[The Fallen]] as an "Omniversal Tyrant". <ref>''[[Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen: The Movie Universe]]''</ref>
	* ~~In the story treatment that~~ [[Simon Furman]] ~~originally presented~~ to [[IDW Publishing]] ~~for their comic series, he described~~ a [[~~Unicron]]-driven, simultaneous threat to [[The Transformers (franchise)~~\|Generation 1]] and ''[[~~Transformers: Cybertron (franchise)~~\|~~Cybertron~~]]'' universes~~, as well as others unnamed. He called this "an omniverse in chaos".~~<ref>''Transformers, a New Direction'', Simon Furman's Transformers proposal printed in [[The Transformers: The Best of Simon Furman\|The Best of Simon Furman]]</ref>

	==References==		==References==

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	Occasionally, quantum-string vibrations can cause other realities in the Omniverse to {{w\|Fictional crossover\|temporarily merge}} with the [[universal stream]]s in Vector Prime's domain. Lambda-class universes are apparently most susceptible to this dimensional bleed with the rest of the Omniverse. Likewise, universes in the [[Lukas]] Cluster have particularly thin barriers, and overlap with other realities in the Omniverse.		Occasionally, quantum-string vibrations can cause other realities in the Omniverse to {{w\|Fictional crossover\|temporarily merge}} with the [[universal stream]]s in Vector Prime's domain. Lambda-class universes are apparently most susceptible to this dimensional bleed with the rest of the Omniverse. Likewise, universes in the [[Lukas]] Cluster have particularly thin barriers, and overlap with other realities in the Omniverse.

	The planet [[Sandra (planet)\|Sandra]] is from a universe outside the dominion of either Vector Prime or the [[Alternity]]. Presumably, this would mean that it is from somewhere else in the Omniverse.		The planet [[Sandra (planet)\|Sandra]] is from a universe outside the dominion of either Vector Prime or the [[Alternity (species)\|Alternity]]. Presumably, this would mean that it is from somewhere else in the Omniverse.

	Although Vector Prime cannot directly travel to other realities beyond the multiverse, he has a limited ability to comprehend activity elsewhere in the Omniverse. The Prime expressed a particular fondness for the adventures of a hero named "[[Ben 10]]", and speculated that his home reality may have interacted with a [[Malgus]] Cluster universe at some point, allowing his foe [[Khyber]] to collect Cybertronian artifacts. Vector Prime also speculated that the mysterious [[Doctor]] hailed from some other reality in the Omniverse, although he may have travelled through the Transformers multiverse at some point. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime}}		Although Vector Prime cannot directly travel to other realities beyond the multiverse, he has a limited ability to comprehend activity elsewhere in the Omniverse. The Prime expressed a particular fondness for the adventures of a hero named "[[Ben 10]]", and speculated that his home reality may have interacted with a [[Malgus]] Cluster universe at some point, allowing his foe [[Khyber]] to collect Cybertronian artifacts. Vector Prime also speculated that the mysterious [[Doctor]] hailed from some other reality in the Omniverse, although he may have travelled through the Transformers multiverse at some point. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime}}