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The '''omniverse''' or '''the all''' was the totality of existence, every individual [[multiverse]]. The [[time vortex]] of [[the Doctor]]'s own multiverse merged with the '''omniversal spectrum''' at [[the Glory]], a device at the spectrum's focal point that maintained the structure of the omniverse as long as there was a living conciousness to direct it. ([[DWM]]: ''[[The Glorious Dead (comic story)|The Glorious Dead]]'') | The '''omniverse''' or '''the all''' was the totality of existence, every individual [[multiverse]]. The [[time vortex]] of [[the Doctor]]'s own multiverse merged with the '''omniversal spectrum''' at [[the Glory]], a device at the spectrum's focal point that maintained the structure of the omniverse as long as there was a living conciousness to direct it. ([[DWM]]: ''[[The Glorious Dead (comic story)|The Glorious Dead]]'') | ||
The [[Seventh Doctor]] used the term to refer to his multiverse. He called [[Silurian Earth]] an unnatural branching of the omniverse and the [[Guardians of Time]] one of the powers of the omniverse who could do anything. ([[ | The [[Seventh Doctor]] used the term to refer to his multiverse. He called [[Silurian Earth]] an unnatural branching of the omniverse and the [[Guardians of Time]] one of the powers of the omniverse who could do anything. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[No Future (novel)|No Future]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 17:53, 17 September 2012
The omniverse or the all was the totality of existence, every individual multiverse. The time vortex of the Doctor's own multiverse merged with the omniversal spectrum at the Glory, a device at the spectrum's focal point that maintained the structure of the omniverse as long as there was a living conciousness to direct it. (DWM: The Glorious Dead)
The Seventh Doctor used the term to refer to his multiverse. He called Silurian Earth an unnatural branching of the omniverse and the Guardians of Time one of the powers of the omniverse who could do anything. (PROSE: No Future)
