The Multiverse Brawl

Multiverse Theory

Think of the Multiverse as a blank planet, like mars, with nothing but dead trees. Each of these trees are timelines of a dimension. The branches of the trees are alternate realities, or breaks from the timeline. Other trees tend to grow around it, and grow more alternate realities. If branches of other dimensions touch, that sends a link from one dimension to the other. Letting them cross paths.

Multiverse Brawl Rules

You may wonder what the "Multiverse Brawl" is. It is simple. It is a fight to the death, involving several individual beings from different alternate realities or dimensions. The beings of the dimension or alternate reality must participate in the games. If not, their dimension is completely annhilated, and is removed from the multiverse. Though if they choose to participate, they must fight to the death with everyone participating in the games.

There are 12 specific dimesions that have been chosen to fight in the games each year. (In earth years.) The 12 dimensions each must tribute 2 random beings of the appropriate age to fight in the games. Each of the dimensions are different. From humans, grunts, elites, koopas, goombas, ponies, and many more.

The dimensions that participate are: D-1 Heroes of Olympus, D-2 Jin's Story, D-3 Adventure Time, D-4 Super Mario World, D-5 Dragon Ball Z, D-6 Call of Duty, D-7 Halo, D-8 Team Fortress 2, D-9 Assasins Creed, D-10 DC Universe, D-11 Fairy Tail, and D-12 My Little Pony Friendship is Magic. We take most of these dimensions fighters from a place called earth, where many worthy fighters are found.

Choosing the one to fight is simple. We take many individuals worthy of fighting in the games and put them in a blank dimension without any notification. Though they do know what day it is on. Each of their names are put in a randomizer machine. This machine randomly chooses one of the beings in the audience to fight in the games.

If a being wants to, they may volunteer as tribute for the games. This may only happen in certain dimensions that have been chosen for the games. These dimensions are; D-12: My Little Pony Friendship is Magic, D-11: Fairy Tail, D-6: Call of Duty, D-8: Team Fortress 2, D-4: Super Mario World, and D-2: Jins Story.

After the fighters have been chosen, they have the choice to make a loadout for themselves. In more description, a fighter may choose items for their, "class", I guess you could say, that has special components to support certain statistics. Although the items that may be used in their loadout is limited.

Firearms can not be used in the games.

Explosives, unless salvaged, can not be used in the games.

RC objects, can not be used in the games.

Attachments, such as ACOG sights can not be equipped to projectile weapons such as the crossbow, unless salvaged.

Special bolts such as the taser bolt, can only be salvaged.

There are limitations to the number of peices of equipment a fighter can put in his/her loadout. (0/6)

The fighters chosen don't usually have any kind of special powers. When they do, they are limited on them. For instance, unicorns have special powers that can enable them to initiate "spells". In the games, we limit the number of spells a unicorn can use, or limit the capabilities of a spell.

Before the games, the fighters have at least two weeks to train with their loadout. They are given many things to help them such as, training dummies, ART rooms (Augmented Reality Training), trees to climb, obstical courses, and many other helpful things. After two weeks of training fighters are each sent to be judged on their progress. The judges each watch the fighters demonstration of their specialty in battle. They rate their demostration on a rate of one to ten.

When the games start, the fighters each stand on a short podium, surrounded by a biome of our choice. (The biome is usually a forest biome.) The podiums are placed to make a large circle that surrounds a bunch of supplies. These packs of supplies have a vareity of equipment to help a fighter with survival in the games. After a fighter either runs away into the biome, goes to get equipment, or kills himself before the games, their on their own. (Unless their dead.) Oh yes, and before the games start, the fighter can not go off the podium, or he/she gets blown away.

There are other ways for a fighter to get supplies. To get everyone (Equestrian: Everypony) to like the fighter. That way a fighter can get sponsors. There are plenty of ways to get sponsors, (One is not killing the sponsors.) it's easy, just make a good show for people. (Equestrian: Ponies) All of the killing that goes on in the games goes on the "Multiverse Channel". Everyone (Equestrian: Everypony) usually watches the games, especially the sponsors. If the sponsors like the fighter, they can send them supplies.

There is nothing else to say about the Multiverse Brawl. All I have left to say is, have fun with killing!

Spoken by GLaDOS