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The power to travel between different dimensions . Combination of Dimensional Manipulation and Teleportation .

• 1 Also Called
• 2 Capabilities
• 3 Applications
• 4 Variations
• 5 Associations
• 6 Limitations
• 7.1 Anime/Manga/Manhwa
• 7.2 Cartoons
• 7.5 Literature
• 7.6 Live Television
• 7.8 Tabletop Games
• 7.9 Video Games
• 7.10 Web Comics/Original/Series
• 8.1 Anime/Manga/Manhwa
• 8.2 Cartoons/Comics
• 8.3 Live Television/Movies
• 8.4 Literature
• 8.5 Video Games
• 8.6 Web Animation/Comic/Original/Series
• 9.1 Anime/Manga/Manhwa
• 9.2 Cartoons/Comics
• 9.3 Live Television/Movies
• 9.5 Video Games
• 9.6 Web Comics

Also Called [ ]

• Cross-Time Jump/Jumping/Teleportation/Transportation/Travel/Traveling
• Dimension/Realm Hopping/Jumping/Travel/Traveling
• Dimensional/Universal Jump/Jumping/Teleportation/Transportation/Travel/Traveling
• Interdimensional/Inter-Reality Jump/Jumping/Teleportation/Transportation/Travel/Traveling
• Parallel World/Universe/Reality Jump/Jumping/Teleportation/Transportation/Travel/Traveling

Capabilities [ ]

The user can travel between different dimensions and universes, and cross over different planes of existence or travel across various forms of reality.

The user can travel to alternate universe/other earths and/or even (pocket) dimensions.

Applications [ ]

• 4th Wall Breaching
• Afterlife Traveling
• Alternate Reality Traveling
• Alternate Timeline Traveling
• Beforelife Traveling
• Book Jumping
• Chronoskimming
• Dimensioskimming
• Dimensional Transformation
• Fantasy Travelling
• Fiction Travel
• Instant Transmission
• Multiversal Travel
• Reality Crossroads
• Reality Shifting
• Realm Connection
• Spatial Travel
• Time Travel
• Time-Window Alteration
• Black Hole / White Hole Creation
• Fissure Creation
• Dimensional Storage
• Portal Attacks
• Absolute Attack
• Mass Teleportation
• Partial Teleportation
• Tactile Teleportation
• Warping Teleportation

Variations [ ]

• Planeswalking ; Mystical version

Associations [ ]

• Powerful Objects
• Alien Physiology
• Dimensional Manipulation
• Dimension Shifting
• Distance Manipulation
• Planes Dreaming
• Speedster Physiology
• Teleportation
• Unbound Soul

Limitations [ ]

• May not have control over when they travel between worlds.
• Initiating the transportation may take time or have other specific recommendations.
• May only be able to travel to a specific dimension.
• Can still be affected by Warp Travel Unravel and Warp Travel Interaction .
• Can be unable to enter worlds that are restricted from access.

Known Users [ ]

See Also: Dimensional Traveler

Anime/Manga/Manhwa [ ]

• Drago ( Bakugan: Battle Brawlers )
• Wavern ( Bakugan: Battle Brawlers )
• Mechtogans ( Bakugan: Battle Brawlers )
• Skull Knight ( Berserk )
• Griffith/Femto ( Berserk )
• Conrad Leto ( Black Clover )
• Shinigami ( Bleach ); via "Senkaimon"
• Hollows & Arrancar ( Bleach ); via "Garganta"
• Quincy ( Bleach ); via "Shadow"
• Shinobu Negero ( Buso Renkin )
• Road Kamelot ( D.Gray-man )
• All Spirits ( Date A Live )
• Mastemon ( Digimon )
• Quantumon ( Digimon )
• Sorcerers ( Dorohedoro )
• Supreme Kais
• Touka ( Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest)
• Faris ( Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest)
• Selene ( Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest)
• Misaki ( Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest)
• Road Dopant ( Futo Detective ) via using high-temperature heat and high speed
• Gods ( In Another World with my Smartphone )
• Endymion ( In Another World with my Smartphone )
• Velgrynd ( That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime )
• King Ghidorah ( Godzilla: The Planet Eater )
• Guido-Hyun ( The Haunted House/Shinbi Apartment )
• Kibi ( The Haunted House/Shinbi Apartment )
• Funny Valentine ( JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part VII: Steel Ball Run ); via Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap/D4C
• Vanilla Ice ( JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part III: Stardust Crusaders ); via Cream
• Dimension ÄRM users ( Marchen Awakens Romance )
• IV (Vier) ( Marchen Awakens Romance )
• Pandora ( Monster Strike )
• Users of Kamui ( Naruto )
• Users of Yomotsu Hirasaka ( Naruto )
• Sasuke Uchiha ( Naruto )
• Kinshiki Ōtsutsuki ( Naruto )
• Nue ( Boruto: Naruto Next Generations )
• Users of Kama Rift ( Boruto: Naruto Next Generations )
• Users of Claw Mark ( Boruto: Naruto Next Generations )
• Blueno ( One Piece ); via Doa Doa no Mi
• Blast ( One-Punch Man )
• Gemini Saga ( Saint Seiya )
• Sideways ( Transformers Unicron Trilogy )
• Galvatron ( Transformers Unicron Trilogy )
• Soundwave ( Transformers Unicron Trilogy )
• Vector Prime ( Transformers Unicron Trilogy )
• 'Emperor' Starscream ( Transformers Unicron Trilogy )
• Anyone with the Omega Lock. ( Transformers Unicron Trilogy )
• Mokona ( Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle )
• Itsuki ( Yu Yu Hakusho )
• Kazuma Kuwabara ( Yu Yu Hakusho )
• Users of Interdimensional Travel Technology ( Yu-Gi-Oh ARC-V )
• Yubel ( Yu-Gi-Oh GX )
• Gorm ( Zatch Bell! )
• Mirage ( Aladdin: The Animated Series )
• Gwen Tennyson
• Verdona Tennyson
• Maltruant ( Ben 10: Omniverse )
• Diagon ( Ben 10: Ultimate Alien )
• Eon ( Ben 10 Series )
• Flame Keepers' Circle Soldiers ( Ben 10: Ultimate Alien )
• Professor Paradox ( Ben 10 Series )
• Vilgax ( Ben 10: Ultimate Alien ); temporally???
• Sam Wilson/Falcon ( Marvel's Avengers Assemble ) briefly via Runestone
• Alya Césaire/Ubiquity ( Miraculous World: Paris )
• Monrach/Gabriel Agreste
• Marinette dupain-Chang/Ladybug/Ladybiquity ( Miraculous ladybug )
• Brutaka ( Bionicle ); via Kanohi Olmak
• Vezon ( Bionicle ); via Kanohi Olmak
• Catbug ( Bravest Warriors )
• Dr. Dimensionpants ( Dr. Dimensionpants )
• Four-dimensional space whales ( Futurama )
• Breach ( Generator Rex )
• Bill Cipher ( Gravity Falls ); only through people’s imagination/mind
• Fiddleford Hadron McGucket ( Gravity Falls )
• Grim ( The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy )
• Invisible Dragon ( Invisible Dragon )
• Te Xuan Ze ( The Life & Times of Juniper Lee )
• Doomagedoon ( League of Super Evil )
• Mot ( Mot )
• Rick Sanchez ( Rick and Morty ); via portal gun
• Star Butterfly ( Star vs. the Forces of Evil ); in butterfly form
• Hekapoo ( Star vs. the Forces of Evil )
• Cyborg ( Teen Titans Go! )
• Primus ( Transformers )
• Unicron ( Transformers )
• Skywarp ( G1 Transformers )
• The Sorcerer
• The Sorceress
• Uncle Grandpa ( Uncle Grandpa )
• Black Hat ( Villainous )
• Eliotropes ( Wakfu )
• Sirenix Fairies ( Winx Club ); to Infinite Ocean
• Mythix Fairies ( Winx Club ); to Legendarium World
• Tynix Fairies ( Winx Club ); to MiniWorlds
• Onyrix Fairies ( World of Winx ); to World of Dreams
• Blunk ( W.I.T.C.H ); via Tooth of the Tonga
• Elyon Brown ( W.I.T.C.H. )
• The Mage ( W.I.T.C.H ); via her Ring
• Nerissa ( W.I.T.C.H )
• Will Vandom ( W.I.T.C.H )
• Cosmic Owl ( Adventure Time )
• Cosmo and Wanda ( Fairly Odd Parents )
• Fat Chance ( The Venture Bros )
• Master of Games ( Teen Titans )
• Ixis Naugus ( Archie's Sonic the Hedgehog )
• Zone Cops ( Archie's Sonic the Hedgehog )
• Users of the Speed Force ( DC Comics )
• Kryptonians ( DC Comics ); via yellow sun radiation
• The Herald ( DC Comics ); via Gabriel's Horn
• Monarch ( DC Comics )
• Raven ( DC Comics )
• Grail ( DC Comics )
• New Gods ( DC Comics ); via Mother Box that can generate Boom Tubes
• Sideways ( DC Comics )
• Supernova ( DC Comics )
• Vibe ( DC Comics )
• Breacher ( DC Comics )
• The Anti-Monitor ( DC Comics )
• The Batman Who Laughs ( DC Comics )
• The Phantom Stranger ( DC Comics )
• Superboy-Prime ( DC Comics )
• Alexander Luther Jr ( DC Comics )
• Metron ( DC Comics )
• Mr Mxlylplx
• Zauriel ( DC Comics ); via Michael's Sword
• Folding Man ( DC Comics )
• The Endless ( DC/Vertigo Comics )
• Starbreaker ( DC Comics )
• The Carrier ( Wildstorm/DC Comics )
• Spawn ( Image Comics )
• Angstrom Levy ( Image Comics )
• Beyonders ( Marvel Comics )
• Captain Britain Corps ( Marvel Comics )
• The Exiles ( Marvel Comics )
• Loki Laufeyson ( Marvel Comics )
• Thor Odinson ( Marvel Comics ); via Mjolnir
• Doctor Stephen Strange ( Marvel Comics )
• Ancient One ( Marvel Comics )
• Doctor Victor Von Doom ( Marvel Comics )
• Magik ( Marvel Comics )
• Lockjaw ( Marvel Comics )
• Great Weaver ( Marvel Comics )
• Inheritors ( Marvel Comics )
• Onslaught ( Marvel Comics )
• Pathway ( Marvel Comics )
• Quasar ( Marvel Comics )
• Mojo ( Marvel Comics )
• Spiral ( Marvel Comics )
• Shatterstar ( Marvel Comics )
• Rachel Summers ( Marvel Comics )
• Nate Grey/X-Man ( Marvel Comics )
• Wiccan ( Marvel Comics )
• America Chavez ( Marvel Comics )
• The Impossible Man ( Marvel Comics )
• Combo Man ( Marvel Comics )
• Mother ( Marvel Comics )
• Access ( Marvel/DC/Amalgam Comics )
• Omni-Viewer ( Sonic the Comic )
• Voyd ( The Incredibles 2 )
• Jack Jack Parr ( The Incredibles )
• Malevolent Mame ( The Chase 3: Great Minds Think Alike )
• John Constantine ( Constantine )
• Joe Talbot ( Crossworlds )
• Stygian demons ( Dogma )
• The Tall Man ( Phantasm )
• Spot ( Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse )
• Demogorgons ( Stranger Things )
• Fallen/Megatronus Prime ( Transformers Revenge Of The Fallen )
• Jetfire ( Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen )
• Sentinel Prime ( Transformers: Dark of the Moon ); via Space Bridge technology
• Ancient Primes ( Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen )
• Ransack ( Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen )
• Seekers ( Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen )
• Fortress ( Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen )
• Initiates of the Pattern, the Logrus, and of Broken Patterns; some demons ( The Chronicles of Amber )
• Hoid ( Cosmere )
• Nac Mac Feegle ( Discworld series )
• Ragnor Fell ( The Mortal Instruments )
• Jonathan Christopher Morgenstern ( The Mortal Instruments )
• Oswald Bastable, Una Persson ( A Nomad of the Time Streams )
• Travelers ( Pendragon )
• Red & Randy Dorakeen ( Roadmarks )
• Ciri ( The Witcher )
• Cthulhu ( Cthulhu Mythos )
• Mr. Munshun/Lord Malshun ( Black House )

Live Television [ ]

• Tobias Ford ( Agents of SHIELD )
• The Beast ( Angel )
• Illyria ( Angel )
• Mistress Meerna ( Angel )
• Willow Rosenberg ( Buffy the Vampire Slayer )
• D'Hoffryn ( Buffy the Vampire Slayer )
• Mok'tagar Demon ( Buffy the Vampire Slayer )
• Elders ( Charmed )
• Tyler Michaels ( Charmed )
• The Source of All Evil ( Charmed )
• Whitelighters ( Charmed )
• Omega ( Doctor Who )
• Anala ( The Elephant Princess )
• Louie Preston ( The Haunted Hathaways ); via to Portal Creation / Door Projection
• Olivia Dunham ( Fringe )
• Kelli Wheaton ( Heroes )
• Jefferson ( Once Upon a Time )
• Chunky Chicken ( Mighty Morphin Power Rangers )
• Octomus the Master ( Power Rangers Mystic Force )
• Nighlok ( Power Rangers Samurai )
• Goldwinger ( Power Rangers Ninja Storm )
• Danny ( Tripped )
• Quinn Mallory ( Sliders ); via Timer
• Wade Welles ( Sliders ); via Timer
• Rembrandt Brown ( Sliders ); via Timer
• Maximillian Arturo ( Sliders ); via Timer
• Maggie Beckett ( Sliders ); via Timer
• Angus Rickman ( Sliders ); via Timer
• Colin Mallory ( Sliders ); via Timer
• Quinn "Mallory" Mallory ( Sliders ); via Timer
• Diana Davis ( Sliders ); via Timer
• Kromaggs ( Sliders )
• Demogorgon ( Stranger Things )
• Alex Russo ( Wizards of Waverly Place )
• Choju ( Ultraman series )
• Galactron ( Ultraman series )
• Ultraman Zero ( Ultraman series )
• Barry Allen/The Flash
• Eobard Thawne/The Reverse Flash
• Hunter Zolomon/Zoom
• Cisco Ramon/Vibe
• Mar Novu/The Monitor ( Arrowverse )
• The Music Meister ( Arrowverse )
• Plastoid ( Arrowverse )
• Edwin Gauss/Folded Man ( Arrowverse )
• Clifford DeVoe/The Thinker ( Arrowverse/The Flash 2014 )
• Tsukasa Kadoya ( Kamen Rider Decade/Zi-O )
• Daiki Kaito ( Kamen Rider Decade/Zi-O )
• Narutaki ( Kamen Rider Decade )
• DJ Sagara ( Kamen Rider Gaim )
• Ra’jah O’Hara ( Rupaul’s Drag Race ); as I'Siya Queen through dancing.
• Witches ( The Vampire Diaries/The Originals/Legacies ) via spells
• Ziltoid the Omniscient ( Devin Townsend Project )
• Choerry/Choi Yerim ( LOOΠΔ Kpop Girl Group)

Tabletop Games

• The Planeswalkers ( Magic the Gathering )
• Neo the Magic Swordsman ( Yu-Gi-Oh! )

Video Games [ ]

• Player ( Pixel Worlds )
• Shadow Man ( Call of Duty )
• The Baker ( Cookie Clicker )
• Morrigan Aensland ( Darkstalkers )
• Dante ( Devil May Cry )
• Arkham ( Devil May Cry )
• Mundus ( Devil May Cry )
• Vergil ( Devil May Cry )
• Azimuth ( Legacy of Kain )
• Kain as Scion of Balance ( Legacy of Kain )
• Raziel ( Legacy of Kain )
• Divayth Fyr ( The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind )
• Gilgamesh ( Final Fantasy V )
• The Gods ( Genshin Impact )
• Celestial Twins ( Genshin Impact )
• Riku/Riku-Ansem ( Kingdom Hearts ); via darkness
• Elfilin (Kirby and the Forgotten Land)
• Kassadin ( League of Legends )
• Croire ( Hyperdimension Neptunia )
• Ganondorf ( The Legend of Zelda )
• Midna ( The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess )
• Yabusame Houlen ( Len'en Project )
• Major Sybil Tan/Kestrel ( Marvel Strike Force )
• IDPD - the Interdimensional Police Department ( Nuclear Throne )
• Palkia ( Pokémon )
• Giratina ( Pokémon )
• Time Eater ( Sonic Generations )
• Mephiles the Dark ( Sonic the Hedgehog )
• Shadow the Hedgehog ( Sonic the Hedgehog )
• Sonic the Hedgehog ( Sonic the Hedgehog )
• Erwin Reanna Schrodinger ( Honkai Impact 3rd )
• Lord Vortech ( LEGO Dimensions )
• All Playable Characters ( LEGO Dimensions )
• Anne von Blyssen ( Starshine Legacy )
• Culex ( Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars )
• Count Bleck ( Super Paper Mario )
• Dimentio ( Super Paper Mario )
• Turok ( Turok: Dinosaur Hunter )
• Kishua Zelretch Schweinorg ( TYPE-MOON )
• Dream Phantom ( Valkyrie Crusade )
• Dimension Hacker ( Valkyrie Crusade )
• Various Magic Users ( Warcraft series )
• Elizabeth Comstock ( Bioshock Infinite )
• Boys of silence ( Bioshock infinite )
• Add ( Elsword )
• Aisha ( Elsword )
• Jesse Faden ( Control ); via Slide Projector
• Dylan Faden ( Control ); via Slide Projector
• Polaris ( Control ); via Slide Projector
• The Hiss ( Control ); via Slide Projector
• Robloxians ( ROBLOX )
• Herrscher Of The Void ( Honkai impact 3rd )
• Lucifer ( Helltaker )
• Boyfriend ( Friday Night Funkin )
• Girlfriend ( Friday Night Funkin )
• Steve/Alex/Player ( Minecraft ); via Nether Portal or End Portal
• The Ink Demon ( Bendy and the Ink Machine/Dark Revival )
• The Traveler ( Just Dance )
• Nessie ( Hungry Shark Evolution )
• Behellmouth ( Hungry Shark Evolution )

Web Comics/Original/Series [ ]

• Baron von Mouse ( Dog Cat Mouse )
• Everywhere ( Jenny Everywhere )
• Various Characters ( Order of the Stick )
• The Entity ( AT4W )
• Scion/Zion ( Worm )
• Eden (Worm)
• Mechakara ( AT4W )
• Lord Vyce ( AT4W )
• Dr. Linksano ( AT4W )
• Dr. Insano ( The Spoony Experiment )
• Nox Decious ( Stupid Mario Brothers )
• Mecha Sonic ( Super Mario Bros. Z )
• The G-Man ( Half-Life Series )
• Noclippers ( The Backrooms )
• Calvin Lucien/O5-1 ( SCP Foundation ); via Dr. Wondertainment’s Interdimensional Line and Lure
• The Fifth Overseer/O5-5 ( SCP Foundation )
• The Brothers Death ( SCP Foundation )
• SCP-001 - Tufto's Proposal - The Scarlet King ( SCP Foundation )
• SCP-507 - Reluctant Dimension Hopper ( SCP Foundation )
• SCP-993 - Bobble The Clown ( SCP Foundation )
• SCP-3022 - Hooked on a Feeling ( SCP Foundation )
• SCP-3167 - Character Assassin ( SCP Foundation )
• SCP-3319 - The Clusterfuckalypse ( SCP Foundation )
• SCP-3396 - The Empyrean Parasite ( SCP Foundation )
• Mortimer J. Denning Von Kronecker ( SCP Foundation )
• Cartoon Cat
• Yoru ( Valorant )
• Wraith ( Apex Legends )
• Error Sans ( Errortale )
• Salad Fingers ( Salad Fingers ); via Puddles

Known Objects [ ]

See Also: Interdimensional Travel Device

Anime/Manga/Manhwa

• Gatekeeper Pierrot ( Marchen Awakens Romance )
• Yamato ( Devil May Cry )
• Nebula Chain ( Saint Seiya )
• Mao's Magic Mirror ( Shining Tears x Wind )
• Dungeon Keys ( Solo Leveling )
• Road Memory ( Futo Detective )
• Portal to Sonic's world ( Sonic X ); only between Earth and Sonic's world
• Gogoukanda ( Twelve Kingdoms )

Cartoons/Comics

• Enchiridion ( Adventure Time )
• Prismo’s Remote ( Adventure Time )
• Portal Spell ( American Dragon: Jake Long )
• Calamity Box ( Amphibia )
• Null Void Projector ( Ben 10 )
• Gabriel's Horn ( DC Comics )
• Mother Box ( DC Comics )
• Mobius Chair ( DC Comics )
• Infi-Map ( Danny Phantom )
• Fenton Ghost Portal ( Danny Phantom )
• Zandora's Box ( Dungeons & Dragons: The Animation )
• The Super-Collider ( Into the Spider-Verse )
• Realm Crystal ( Lego Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu )
• Traveler's Tea ( Lego Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu )
• Dimensional Travel Watch ( Marvel Comics )
• Mjolnir ( Marvel Comics )
• Multisect ( Marvel Comics )
• Siege Perilous ( Marvel Comics )
• Space Gem ( Marvel Comics )
• Nexus of All Realities ( Marvel Comics )
• Runestones ( Marvel's Avengers Assemble )
• Crystal Mirror/Statue portal ( My Little Pony: Equestria Girls )
• Titan's Blood ( The Owl House )
• Portal Gun ( Rick and Morty )
• Heart of Etheria ( She-Ra and the Princesses of Power )
• Youtube Remote ( SMG4 )
• Dimensional Scissors ( Star vs. the Forces of Evil )
• Grim's Scythe ( The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy )
• Interdimensional Portal & Porta-Portal ( The Jimmy Timmy Power Hour III: The Jerkinators! )
• Recall Potion ( Wakfu )
• Magic Watches ( Winx Club )
• Heart of Kandrakar ( W.I.T.C.H )
• Parallel Universe Box ( Futurama )
• Yin Yang Yoyo ( Xiaolin Showdown )
• Stanford’s portal ( Gravity Falls )
• Interdimensional Rift ( Gravity Falls )
• Closet doors ( Monsters, Inc. ); only between the Monster World and Human World
• The Second Star to the Right ( Disney's Peter Pan ); only between Earth and Neverland
• Magical Box ( We Baby Bears )

Live Television/Movies

• Breaches ( Arrowverse )
• Pylean Book ( Angel )
• Sling Rings ( Marvel Cinematic Universe )
• Tesseract ( Marvel Cinematic Universe )
• The Tardis ( Doctor Who )
• The Thinker’s Hoverchair ( Arrowverse/The Flash )
• Timer ( Sliders )
• Wishing Well ( Enchanted )
• Rings ( Sonic the Hedgehog Movie )
• Crystal Elevator ( Thea Stilton )
• Wardrobe ( The Chronicles of Narnia )

Video Games

• Lor Starcutter ( Kirby )
• Phantom Ruby ( Sonic the Hedgehog )
• Mirror Of Twilight ( The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess )
• Nether Portal ( Minecraft )
• End Portal ( Minecraft )
• Slideshow Projector ( Control )
• Voyagers ( What Lies in the Multiverse )

Web Animation/Comic/Original/Series

• Dr. Wondertainment's Interdimensional Line and Lure ( SCP Foundation )
• Backroom Keys ( The Backrooms )

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Cartoons/Comics [ ]

Live Television/Movies [ ]

Web Comics [ ]

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"Gozer, the Gozerian? Good evening! As a duly designated representative of the city, county, and state of New York, I order you to cease any and all supernatural activity and return forthwith to your place of origin, or to the nearest convenient parallel dimension." — Ray Stantz , Ghostbusters (1984)

A dimensional traveler is any character who can (more or less) freely travel between various planes of existence , like parallel universes , etc. Their ability to travel is usually powered by an Interdimensional Travel Device or some form of Functional Magic , but it can also happen that a character was inherently born with such power.

This is also a common explanation for Crossovers , as occasionally the characters will arrive in the universe of another hero.

A possible practical application of this power is to make use of Extradimensional Shortcuts .

Distinct from Time Travel because, although Time is considered the "fourth dimension", time travellers otherwise remain in the same plane while hopping between its different time periods.

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• Dream Dimension Hunter Fandora : Yog Sothoth is a dimension-traveling criminal who desires absolute godhood.
• It's revealed that Touka and Faris are in fact inhabitants of Elentir, another Alternate Universe to Earth-land in the same vein as the already-revealed Edolas. This explains why Carla notes Touka, despite being a fellow Exceed , was never once mentioned by her mother as existing. Although technically only the former naturally possesses this dimension-crossing magic, while the latter is only able to do so while performing a Fusion Dance with Touka and having been connected with her long enough to still have access to the spell after their separation .
• The Moon Dragon God Selene is revealed by Mystogan to possess the power to freely move between dimensions. In fact, he reveals she's the reason Edolas chose to target Earth-land to steal magic from rather than Elentir, as Selene considers Elentir her proper home and would have launched retaliation against them. And since Selene is a dragon with power on par with Acnologia , that was a wise choice .
• Funny Valentine from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Steel Ball Run has a Stand named "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap" that allow him to jump across dimensions.
• Various mages in Lyrical Nanoha are shown as capable of teleporting across dimensions, though such spells take quite a bit of time to set-up. For non-mages, the Magitek of The Multiverse has advanced enough to allow for inter-dimensional starships, including commercial ones, for your dimension hopping needs. However, the best examples of dimension travelers in the franchise is the Original Generation characters from Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha A's Portable : The Gears of Destiny , who in side-materials after the events of the game, had discovered Lost Technology that allows people to be transported across different continuities .
• Milk Closet is about a group of children randomly afflicted with this, jumping between universes before they're found by a woman who helps them control their powers and bond them to a symbiote. It's a pretty weird series.
• Hunters in Red Ash: Gearworld regularly go to parallel worlds to hunt for Magicicadas.
• At the end of Space Patrol Luluco , Luluco is revealed to be Miss Trigger (the mascot of Studio TRIGGER ) who can traverse and patrol the various dimensions of the various Trigger series .
• The main plot of Tsubasa -RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE- shows Syaoran and his four companions traveling around the multiverse to look for the feathers containing the memories of his beloved Princess Sakura. They traveled through the means of a white rabbit-like creature called Mokona Modoki, who is created by the Dimensional Witch, Yuuko Ichihara, one of the protagonists of ×××HOLiC .
• The☆Ultraman has a monster called Zaanmoth who can travel between dimensions, but unintentionally got itself stuck on earth. By the episode's conclusion Ultraman Joneus sends it back to its dimension, rather than killing it.
• Most characters use technology developed by Akaba Leo in order to travel between different dimensions, or base their own on his previous research. For example, when his son Reiji was young, he found a teleportation device that transfered him to the Fusion Dimension, and a few years later developed a card that let him travel to other dimensions.
• Academia installs this as a function to its soldiers' duel disk in case they get too injured or accidentally spill their mission if they're undercover.
• Yuzu's bracelet can teleport Yuya's Identical Strangers to different locations if two or more of them are near her, which includes different dimensions. For example, she accidentally drags herself and Yugo to the Synchro Dimension because he was holding her while Yuya approached their location.
• Yugo is a special case because on top of being a victim of Yuzu's bracelet, his Signature Mon Clear Wing Synchro Dragon is capable of dragging him between dimensions on its own without any input from Yugo. This puts him in a number of awkward or unfortunate situations, such as the Xyz Dimension assuming he works for Academia, as they're the only known dimension-travelling group around.
• Even more mysteriously, Yuya's father Yusho was once dragged from the Xyz Dimension to the Fusion Dimension by his torn copy of Smile World, which unlike Clear Wing has no known supernatural properties. In Yusho's case, his unfortunate timing with Dimension travel means that in his hometown he is declared missing and called a coward for running away from a championship match, while the Xyz Dimension believes him to be a traitor.
• In the Synchro Dimension, there were rumours about Roget being a dimensional traveller long before their existence was revealed to the public because the man had absolutely no papers or any known information about him. He's originally from Fusion's Academia.
• In pre- Crisis on Infinite Earths days, the Legion of Super-Heroes ' Phantom Girl hailed not merely from another planet, but from a planet called Bgztl occupying the same space as Earth in a parallel universe. Her walking-through-walls power derived from her ability to travel from one universe to the other effortlessly.
• Before Crisis on Infinite Earths , Superman , Supergirl and, by extension, any Kryptonian, were able to travel to other dimensions by their own power, although it was explicitly rather difficult. When Elliot S! Maggin 's character Superwoman debuted, it was made clear that one thing that distinguished her from Superman was that she could do it easily.
• The Invader Zim (Oni) comics do something like this with Recap Kid . While they normally exist in a blank space outside of the main comic universe, they do occasionally actually directly interact with the setting. And then there's the matter of Issue #40, the Framing Device of which is Recap Kid accidentally falling into the space between universes and trying to find their way back to the comic universe.
• The Exiles are teams of people displaced from their home realities tasked to resolve problems in the multiverse on parallel earths under the instruction that it'll save it from collapse. Among them Blink stands out by popular demand and multiple times is appointed champion and leader of these teams.
• Future Foundation 's entire premise is the crew traveling the Multiverse to repair the Molecule Man. When they encounter Rikki, herself a Dimensional Traveler, she checks to see what universe they're from by asking Julie a detail so stupidly unique to their own universe (the existence of the Spider-Mobile), it could verify she was in the right one.
• Lockjaw from The Inhumans is able to teleport to other dimensions with his teleportation powers, and is even capable of teleporting people to the Negative Zone.
• All the Spiders are able to do this in Spider-Verse . Naturally, the Inheritors, too. A task force is made after the event to continue doing dimensional monitoring, particularly for worlds that lost their Spiders during the event. Gwen Stacy of Earth-65 , who was also part of this task force for a while, occasionally has her own personal dimension-jumping adventures. After Spider-Geddon , she begins using it on a daily basis due to deciding to attend college in the main Marvel universe, as she craved the anonymity she lost at the end of Radioactive Spider-Girl .
• In X-Man , Nate Grey develops this ability as an extension of his colossal Psychic Powers following his development as part of the Shaman Reboot , whereupon he treated the Multiverse as his personal stepladder.
• America Chavez, of the Young Avengers and later Ultimates , can open portals to other dimensions by punching (or sometimes kicking). She's been dimension-hopping for most of her life, solving problems big and small throughout the multiverse.
• Perky is an involuntary example — he was sent to the Land of Lug through a magical Disappearing Box , and whenever the amateur magician pulls the lever on the box, Perky is sent to a new fantasy realm. Oddly, he doesn't seem very perturbed by this situation .
• Clouded Horizons : Several of the main characters are Planeswalkers, granted the power to cross planes and dimensions of existence along with other secondary powers by various patrons.
• In The Count's World , most of the characters are dimensional travellers thanks to the Exor Rift, an invisible hole in space located in Bowser's keep and created when Exor came crashing down. It basically allows anyone to travel between almost every other dimension, though Dimentio can only speculate on the rules it operates on.
• In Crosswinds of Fate , the Fate cast travels to the Harry Potter universe by means of the Second Magic.
• Digimon Fusion Kai and YuYuGiDigiMoon have Karin Osaka/Sailor Sedna, a native of the Digimon Fusion Kai dimension before she suddenly died and that her spirit is summoned to the nexus by Sailor Cosmos to become this role once brought back to life. Since then, she mainly settles in the YYGDM dimension in enforcing her role as a Senshi.
• Hellsister Trilogy : During "The Apokolips Agenda", Supergirl travels back and forth between dimensions, recruiting other heroes and fighting Darkseid's forces. During the prior arc she also travelled to the antimatter universe through a space warp.
• Hottie 3: The Best Fan Fic in the World has this as a major plot point on the count of it being a Mega Crossover .
• The Infinite Loops will sometimes implement this, having Loopers loop into other settings or even a variant of their own setting. This isn't controlled, and the looper will remain in that setting for the duration of the loop. There are also Traveling Loopers, whose "Home Reality indicator" was damaged to the point where they spend more time in other Loops than in their own.
• Michikyuu Kanae , although she's not doing it for fun, but to survive.
• Also Wataru, Kuyou and a different, evil Kanae, who have been chasing her since long ago.
• Delilah from The Legend of Spyro: A New Dawn is a Kitsune capable of traveling through dimensions. This apparently a species trait of her specific type of Kitsune, as it's the only way to leave the Spirit World. After 200 years of traveling the multiverse, she's a Cloudcuckoolander who's Seen It All . She often drops Shout Outs to other series which she's visited, most commonly My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic because she really likes that universe and is best friends with Pinkie Pie. She also mentions the "Cupcakes Incident" frequently, which involved a nasty encounter with the Pinkie Pie from Cupcakes (Sergeant Sprinkles) and resulted in her being deathly afraid of cupcakes .
• In The Many Worlds Interpretation , Ponder Stibbons and Johanna Smith-Rhodes arrive in Pasadena as dimensional travellers, facilitated by supercomputer HEX. Sheldon Cooper, Leonard Hofstadter and the gang get to go on reciprocal visits to Ankh-Morpork. Penny gets an unplanned and scary trip into Earth space because Sheldon could not resist fiddling with the Travelling Engine's controls.
• The Pieces Lie Where They Fell : According to his author-given backstory , Reel (AKA Kamen Rider Skull II) gained the ability to travel around alternate worlds from a meeting with Kamen Rider Decade, though he can only visit A.R. versions of existing stories rather than the core world (which is why he only appears in omakes). He's visited three different versions of the Pieces-verse so far.
• Project Bluefield features the Zeros, who travel to different worlds to A.) record their stories, and B.) hunt down the invasive monsters that threaten them .
• A titular dimensional traveler is one of the protagonists of Quiet and The Dimensional Traveler (Timeline A) .
• Technically all the characters in Shattered Skies: The Morning Lights , brought from their own universes (i.e., separate franchises: Sailor Moon , Cardcaptor Sakura , the first ten Pretty Cure continuities, Lyrical Nanoha , and Madoka Magica ) to an Inn Between the Worlds in a Place Beyond Time to keep them safe from an Omniversal Metaphysical Negation . The best example would be the Stranger , an embodiment of people erased from normal space and time, who travels between the universes at will to rescue the survivors.
• The protagonist of Sleeping with the Girls , although he doesn't do it voluntarily. Every time he goes to sleep, he slips into another dimension ( and into the bed of another girl , usually with a Tsundere personality).
• Sonic Adventure Omega features an example of a Dimensional Traveler in the form of Omega himself , having entered a portal to Dimension #5251 in the final chapter. It's worth noting that the fanfic's author CVGW James is a huge fan of The Multiverse , so there's bound to be a Dimensional Traveler or two in at least some of his stories. In fact, Dimension #5251 is set to be the basic premise for a much bigger story involving The Multiverse .
• Sunset's Isekai : Applies to many of the stories' regular characters.
• The Sweetie Chronicles: Fragments has Sweetie Belle leaping through dimensions (representing other Friendship is Magic fanfics like Of Mares and Magic and On a Cross and Arrow ) to find crystals containing the fragmented consciousnesses of her dimension's Twilight Sparkle .
• Downplayed in Tales of the Otherverse , as Access can "only" travel freely between the DC , Marvel and Amalgam universes. Later, the main characters constantly travel between parallel Earths.
• As revealed in Chapter 34 of The Girl Who Could Knock Out the Hulk , Kara was pulled out of Earth-16 and into the Kryptonverse because Doom and Reed couldn't properly Cosmic Retcon her into having always existed .
• Jane Shepard is aware that she's from a different universe from the one she woke up to find herself in. Again, this is due to Doom and Reed being unable to properly merge her, in this case, because Kara interrupted the process.
• In The Vampire of Steel , Supergirl travels to the antimatter universe to get rid of M'nagaleh . She achieves this by vibrating fast enough until she is in tune with that dimension's vibrational frequency, a trick the Flash had taught her. It took Supergirl all of five seconds to decide what to do. She knew the correct vibrational harmony to attain to reach a score of parallel Earths and sidereal dimensions. It would take some doing, especially to shake the towers and what was on them along with her. But it was possible. With all her power, Kara began to vibrate. In seconds, the TV towers and M'nagaleh were vibrating sympathetically with her. In a move the Flash had taught her and Superman long ago, they began to lose the vibrational pitch that attuned them to Earth-One, and to slip into another plane of existence. The deadliest one she knew of.[...] Within seconds, she saw a similar but different Earth below her, and a different solar system and set of stars about her.
• You Were My Best Friend : Although accidentally and unknowingly (she thinks she's just imagining it all), Bloom is able to travel to Andros via dancing. For context, Andros is located in the Enchanted Dimension, a portion of the universe (with planetary systems and even galaxies) existing in a different dimension than the magicless Earth — the latter being where Bloom currently lives. The why is probably a mix between Bloom's canonical ability to open interdimensional portals, the fact a fairy's magic is activated by positive emotions, and the exact place she goes from is owned by a fairy. Additionally, Bloom can only get there if she's in Madame Morgana's dancing studio and, at first, she can only remain there if she keeps dancing.
• Jack-Jack in Incredibles 2 is shown to be able to shift his molecules to enter another dimension for short periods of time before reappearing in his home dimension. Some cases where he appears to "teleport" are likely another example of this ability.
• The monsters in the Monsters, Inc. series are interdimensional travelers who use closet doors to travel between the human and monster worlds.
• Phineas and Ferb The Movie: Across the 2nd Dimension is all about this.
• The plot of Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is kicked off by an Interdimensional Travel Device going haywire and dragging a number of Spider-Heroes into Miles Morales's universe.
• Wreck-It Ralph : All non-glitch characters can do this by "game-jumping", though they usually limit it to after-hours when the arcade is closed. Ralph actually starts out the film at the support group inside the Pac-Man Ghost House, his narration notwithstanding.
• Gozer the Jerkass God from Ghostbusters enters dimensions to destroy them. One of its nicknames is even "The Traveler".
• In Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull , the Aliens were actually travellers between the worlds .
• In Spider-Man: Far From Home , Quentin "Mysterio" Beck explains that Thanos' use of the Infinity Stones has connected The Multiverse . His world, Earth-833, was destroyed by monsters called the Elementals, but he was able to cross over to the main MCU setting, Earth-616, to make sure the same doesn't happen to that Earth. It's a lie, part of Beck's plan to use Engineered Heroics to become the next superhero. Ironically, there is actually a Multiverse in this setting , Beck just had no way of knowing that.
• Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness : America Chavez has the ability to create star-shaped portals that lead to other universes. She has no idea how to control her powers, activating them whenever she's afraid. At the start of the film, she'd been to 72 other universes by her count. Wanda Maximoff wants to kill America and steal her powers so she can find and live in a universe where the ideal life she created in WandaVision is real . Also, a spell in the Darkhold allows the caster to "dreamwalk", which lets them cross dimensions via a Grand Theft Me on their alternate counterpart.
• The One has a law enforcement example with the Multiverse Authority (MVA) that polices inter-dimensional travel within the 125 parallel universes.
• In the mid-credits scene of Venom: Let There Be Carnage , Eddie Brock somehow gets transported from a slummy shack to a similarly shaped but much cleaner and fancier hotel room. Before he and Venom have much time to wonder what just happened, they see on TV is a broadcast of J. Jonah Jameson from the Marvel Cinematic Universe telling the public that Spider-Man is Peter Parker in the same scene from Spider-Man: Far From Home . This was a tie-in for Spider-Man: No Way Home , although humourously, Eddie only appears in The Stinger of that film, having spent his entire time in the MCU drinking at a bar .
• In The Chronicles of Amber , the Royal Family of Amber and the Lords of Chaos are either this or powerful Reality Warpers who create new dimensions as they travel, depending on which character's exposition you believe.
• Hoid, an immortal being and Master of Disguise with mysterious agenda. He is by far the most commonly seen worldhopper, appearing in nearly every Cosmere novel, although often in a way that it's not entirely obvious that it's him. He does seem to have taken a special interest in Roshar , and thus has a far larger role there.
• Khriss, the composer of Ars Arcana , the summaries of magic found in all Cosmere novels, although her in-person appearances are limited outside of White Sand , which takes place before she became a worldhopper.
• The Seventeenth Shard, an organization striving to maintain an Alien Non-Interference Clause among its fellow worldhoppers.
• Nightblood somehow travelled from Nalthis to Roshar between the events of Warbreaker and The Stormlight Archive . Zahel's, aka Vasher's, presence probably has something to do with this. Vivenna is also looking for both of them, under the pseudonym Azure.
• The Ghostbloods, an organization that are currently mostly active on Roshar , but have a trophy room filled with artifacts from all over the cosmere, and whose leader is Kelsier .
• The Ire, a very old group of Elantrian worldhoppers that have outposts in the cognitive realm on most worlds. They are very secretive, having little contact with other worldhopping groups.
• The Necromancer is stated to be one by some of the gods of Dragaera ; she apparently considers death to be an aspect of this, since it's moving from one realm or state of living to another. note  She's also stated to consider death "a matter of engineering"; the main character becomes wary of any plan where that's one of the default assumptions. It turns out (especially in Vallista ) that the Paths of the Dead, along with the Halls of Judgement, is something of a nexus that allows people (but usually gods, demons, or powerful sorcerers that know what they're doing) to travel between different dimensions and worlds.
• In The Elric Saga , Elric possesses the ability to transport himself between dimensions through his sorcery, and does so on a semiregular basis. Marvel Comics even exploited this ability to justify a crossover with Conan the Barbarian .
• In Glory Road , anyone who understands the metaphysical geometry involved can pass through the Gates and explore the Twenty Universes, and many do so on a regular basis.
• InCryptid : Alice Price-Healy has been searching for her husband through a dozen other dimensions for decades, and as a result looks younger than her own grandkids .
• Journey to Chaos : Tasio the Trickster can jump from World Fruit to World Fruit without a care. He drags Eric to Tariatla at the start of A Mage's Power , sends him back at the end, and then returns him to Tariatla at the start of Looming Shadow .
• The titular protagonist of the Lafayette O'Leary novels has the ability to travel to feudal/magical alternate Earths.
• In The Long Earth , almost everyone on the planet gains the ability to "step" along a chain of alternate Earths thanks to Stepper boxes. Some people are able to naturally step without a box, and some of those are able to sense "soft places" which allow them to step much further down the chain of Earths than just one at a time. Humans aren't the only ones, either. There is a whole ecology of dimension-hopping creatures that can naturally Step, from "Trolls" and "Elves" to vast gestalt organisms . It later transpires that the Long Earth is a consequence of sapient life developing and quantum nonsense. Not only does every planet that could possibly develop such life allow Stepping, each of those parallel worlds is completely disconnected from the universe you accessed the planet from . So not only does Earth have its own chain of parallel worlds, so does Mars... and the parallel Marses don't line up with the parallel Earths. The implications on the vastness of the multiverse are obvious.
• In the Myth Adventures series, the term "Demon" is short for "dimensional traveler". It's not something done casually by the inexperienced; Aahz ( no relation ) flat refuses to teach Skeeve due to Aahz's powers being dampened for a century due to what Garkin did.
• The protagonists of The Number of the Beast use a dimension-hopping device to explore a series of very odd dimensions, including some based on Earth literature.
• Shades of Magic : Since the doors between the four Londons were closed, the only people capable of traveling between worlds are the "Antari", those born with a unique link to Magic itself. By the time of the first book, Antari have become so rare that the protagonist is one of only two known ones.
• The Underwood See : After spending the first two books of the trilogy dealing only with each other's Alternate Timelines , Nadia and Alaric meet Aldous U, a much more experienced traveler who's personally catalogued dozens of worlds.
• The characters in Piers Anthony 's Virtual Mode series are able to travel through the dimensions along a path from Point A to Point B. The method used is, essentially, Lost Technology left in one of the dimensions. One application builds a "virtual dimension" made up of 10-foot sections (that, for some reason, map out to the Earth's surface) — each section is slightly different from its 'neighbors' based on its own history, but you can walk around the Earth this way, and only be in "yours" when you return to your starting point.
• From The Witcher , we have Cirilla "Ciri" Fiona Elen Riannon, daughter of the Emperor of Nilfgaard. She has a power the Unicorns refer to as "The Gate of Worlds", which allows her to travel to other universes. She ends up riding off with Galahad and joining the court of King Arthur in Lady of the Lake .
• Paul Janus Finnegan (a.k.a. Kikaha the Trickster) and Robert Wolff spend much of the World of Tiers novels traveling through artificially created universes.
• The Doormaker can open "doors" between universes. So can Elle/Labyrinth , albeit with much more difficulty.
• Scion and his kind walk between universes as easily as a normal might cross a room, and Eidolon shows this ability too when they fight.
• Doctor Who has had its fair share of Alternate Universe stories, although the Time Lords usually keep a tight leash on that sort of thing. The Doctor's TARDIS is capable of traveling to other universes, but is put at great risk for every moment it stays in one, as she's normally keyed into the spacetime continuum of the regular universe, and is thus one power source short when she's cut off from it.
• Kamen Rider Decade has this as a major plot point. The previous seasons are revealed as parallel worlds that are merging into one, thus leading every one of them to destruction, so it's up to the titular hero to journey to each one and destroy them . He even arrived in the World Of Shinkenger on one occasion. The reason being Decade normally travels to Rider Worlds, and there aren't any Kamen Riders normally in that world until Diend went there, implying there's even more universes than just the Rider Worlds, but only the Rider Worlds are at risk.
• The Man in the High Castle : Kotomichi, Tagomi, and most likely The Man in the High Castle have all figured out how to pull this off and go into alternate timelines, but exactly how it works is a mystery.
• Jefferson aka the Mad Hatter, via his hat. When his hat is taken from him, he grows a little bit mad trying to make one that replicates its abilities.
• Ariel also seems to possess this ability; it seems to be a general mermaid thing.
• The White Rabbit of Once Upon a Time in Wonderland can create rabbit-holes that achieve the same effect.
• Ace Rimmer in Red Dwarf — by the time of series VII, he has become a James Bond -esque dimension-jumping superhero.
• Sliders is a series based on this trope, although in the beginning the characters were travelling uncontrollably.
• The half-human offspring of an Archangel can open doorways to alternate universes. The first time, this happened unwittingly when Lucifer's son wasn't even born yet, but his mere presence tore a hole in the fabric of reality to a realm where the Apocalypse was never stopped.
• God himself can traverse different universes at will, given that he's the creator of, well, everything . Which takes a more sinister turn when it's revealed that he treats these universes as discarded story drafts .
• Ultraseven : The Alien Icarus forces planned to conquer Earth from within the fourth dimension, with one of them trying to get the planet ready for their arrival before it gets defeated by Seven.
• Ultraman Dyna : Shin Asuka/Dyna is perhaps the most popular example as he found himself travelling the Multiverse after the series finale where he was sucked inside of a wormhole caused by Gransphire's destruction . Ever since Mega Monster Battle: Ultra Galaxy Legends he's found himself often helping out many new Ultras in their exploits. He gets to temporarily go back home in Ultraman Saga .
• Ultraman Nexus : It's revealed through supplementary material that The Next/Nexus/ Noa had been hopping through various universes and dimensions protecting them, such as the M78 Universe.
• Ultraseven X : As it turns out "Ultraseven X" is actually the original Ultraseven, who ended up following the malevolent Graykess back to their home universe after a failed attempt at taking over Seven's world, but ended up going incognito to uncover their conspiracy .
• Superior Ultraman 8 Brothers : The original Ultraman Mebius ends up in the universe where the film takes place after being summoned to it by the mystical Girl in Red Shoes.
• Ultraman Zero : The titular Ultra becomes one himself after Ultraman Zero: The Revenge of Belial being empowered by Ultraman Noa's Shield of Baradhi, which allows him to open wormholes between dimensions at will. He uses it later in Ultraman Saga in order to travel to the world that the film takes place in.
• Ultraman Trigger: New Generation Tiga : Mr. Shizuma turns out to be this, as he originates from the Neo Frontier Universe, having been a GUTS Officer in that universe before being sucked in by a rogue wormhole in a mission and left stranded on Trigger's Earth where he ultimately settled down since he could no longer go back home. Similar to the aforementioned Shin Asuka.
• Universal Love Grocery : Shu hops in and out of the Otherworld and the human world on a daily basis for her business. She can pull in clients as well through various means, which includes a pink magic tram.
• The Wizard Marshall Zelretch in the Nasuverse is the only known being to freely travel between alternate realities, by the virtue of having mastered the Second True Magic.
• In the Transformers franchise, many of the "multiversal singularities" are mentioned as having this ability — particularly The Fallen , Vector Prime , Unicron , and Nexus Prime , as well as the non-singularity Sideways . There's also the city of Axiom Nexus , which is roughly analogous to Planescape 's Sigil mentioned below, and where the inhabitants all have travelling between dimensions down to a literal science. It's also where lost dimension travelers end up... and often don't get to leave.
• Very common in the various Glowfic , especially in Effulgence, where Jane makes inter-dimensional travel easy.
• Right Hand and Left Hand have two dimension-traveling guns which they use to travel across dimensions.
• Starstick and Dicestick are mentioned to be dimensional travelers in the timeskip at the end of the first part, and are using it to help people after leaving John Cryptograph's forces.
• Changeling: The Lost : As humans transformed by the Land of Faerie , all changelings have an innate ability to open short-lived portals to the Hedge that abuts the fae realms. All they need is a doorway or reflective surface.
• Geist: The Sin-Eaters : Thanks to the undead Geists possessing them , Sin-Eaters can open the Avernian Gates that access The Underworld . Normally they need to find such a gate at a cemetary or other place marked by Death, but they can learn a Ceremony to create one from scratch.
• Mage: The Awakening : Mages can freely enter Astral Space with simple meditation in a Place of Power , the Spirit World with advanced Spirit magic , and even The Underworld with mastery of Death magic.
• Werewolf: The Forsaken : Thanks to being part spirit themselves, all werewolves have an innate ability to "step sideways" into the Spirit World . They normally need to cross over at a Place of Power in the physical world, but can learn a Rite to do it anywhere.
• Anyone with the Cubic Gate or Amulet of the Planes has the ability to be one.
• The cosmology supports this trope, as all the various planes are linked by naturally-forming portals and reachable by the use of moderately high-level spells.
• Planescape : Integral to the setting, where the focus is on the residents of Sigil, an extradimensional city riddled with portals to the entirety of the multiverse , making it the informal trading and information hub of all existence.
• Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 2nd Edition : The obscure "Dimensionalist" class is a wizard specialized in magics relating to traveling to and manipulating dimensions, such as Thinking Up Portals . It's portrayed as a more specialized subclass of the standard conjurer, whose standard spellset covers a mixture of dimension travel and Summon Magic .
• In 3E, gem dragons have the innate ability to shift between the Prime Material and Inner Planes, and usually lair in the latter while foraging and defending territories in the former.
• First of all, there's the character David Kennel, aka Suicide King, who develops the Neo-Sapien power to alter his dimensions, and eventually to traverse multiple dimensions. Evil ones have showed up, and there may even be a whole group of David Kennel's working together.
• Another example is The Drifter, a Neo-Sapien with a superfast mind who has a device, called The Astrolabe, that lets her travel dimensions.
• Pathfinder : Fetchlings, a human offshoot that acclimated to the Plane of Shadow, gain the ability to travel between the Material Plane and the Shadow as they rise in character level .
• In Yu-Gi-Oh! , this is the premise of the D. D. (Different Dimension) cards. Also, while not part of the D. D. set, Neo the Magic Swordsman's card text describes him as a dimensional drifter.
• Avencast: Rise of the Mage has Gorlin, a dimension-hopping vendor who can conveniently show up whenever you need something. Where he goes in the meantime is left unexplored.
• The whole plot of BioShock Infinite hinges on the Lutece twins ' ability to travel between alternate realities and pulling new, alternate Bookers to Columbia in an attempt to release Elizabeth. Elizabeth herself gains the same powers, but amplified by the end of the game, but loses them again in part two of the Burial at Sea DLC.
• In Darkstalkers , the only thing linking the Human World and Makai ( the Demon World ) is a portal located roughly in the middle of Makai, known as The Gate. Morrigan is a special case, in that she can freely travel between the realms independently of this gateway. Being a fun - loving succubus , you should be able to understand why she enjoys this unique ability of hers.
• In Don't Escape : 4 Days to Survive , Sidereal Plexus is an entire company of such travelers. Their main employees travel through the Realm of Dreams to other universes and spread their technologies while attempting to synthesize the energy crystals their sleeper pods require to function . Additionally, the surviving members of the party become this at the end of a successful playthrough, though unless all four are present and both disks have been collected, they wind up in another universe that undergoes a similar apocalypse .
• Yagrum Bagarn, the last living Dwemer , was another. He was in an undescribed "outer realm" when the calamity that caused his people to vanish took place. He returned to find them gone, caught the Corprus Disease soon after, and ended up in Divayth Fyr's Corprusarium where he has been ever since.
• Battlespire has the Player Character become one. He/She travels through many realms of Oblivion in order to defeat the Daedric forces including the Soul Cairn, Shade Perilous, the Chimera of Desolation, and the Havok Wellhead. Even the Battlespire itself exists in the "Slipstream", a realm at the edge of Oblivion between it and Mundus.
• The Fate/Prototype version of King Arthur has been sent by Merlin to travel through the timelines in order to hunt down Beast VI , which keeps not dying when it's killed and Arthur wants to stop it from ever fully manifesting in any timeline.
• A female version of Miyamoto Musashi is also shown travelling randomly between timelines, though how she's doing this is unknown even to herself. When recruited, she attributes it to unknowingly consuming rice from a Holy Grail she was using as a bowl. Her material book profile reveals that she hails from a dead timeline and miraculously managed to escape its destruction, at the cost of being unable to find her way to a Close-Enough Timeline .
• The main antagonist of the pseudo-singularity Shimousa is Avenger Amakusa Shiro , explicitly referred to as an Alternate Self to the one summonable by Chaldea, who like Musashi hails from a dead timeline and has been traveling randomly between other timelines . Unlike Arthur or Musashi, however, it's indicated he's been doing this much longer and has ultimately been driven insane and evil by what happened to him before and during his travels. Eventually, he met an Foreign God he calls "Lucifer" and signed up for a scheme that would allow him to take revenge on the Tokugawa and all of humanity in every timeline for what happened to the Christians at Shimabara.
• Randolph Carter (under the sobriquet of "the Dimension-travelling Gentleman") appears to help quell a Yog-Sothoth-infused Abigail Williams, and departs with her to dimensions unknown to tutor her . Unlike the other three, there is no given reason for his ability, though a familiarity with his source material should provide a reasonable pretext.
• Sherlock Holmes inexplicably has the ability to travel between temporal dimensional aberrations in human history known as Singularities, despite timeline hopping being something only a very select few can do and suddenly loses the ability when he joins the protagonists as their new technical advisor. It's later revealed this ability is unique to the non-playable iteration of Holmes because he was summoned by the same Foreign God that was Amakusa's patron as one of her Disciples. He deliberately sealed his memories and did not use the ability to travel after a few select times so he would not serve as a Manchurian Agent in her grand scheme.
• This is the reason why Gilgamesh is heavily implied to be the only recurring character in the series to be the same exact character in most, if not all appearances. After being thrown into the Interdimensional Rift by his boss Exdeath for his repeated losses against the party and sacrificing himself to defeat Necrophobe , Gilgamesh simply walks the multiverse via the Void and the worlds connected to it. This is even how he stumbles into the conflict of the gods in Dissidia 012: Final Fantasy ; when defeated, a portal leading to the Rift/Void engulfs him, as Gilgamesh, while subject to the war's rules, has no original world to return to .
• The Shadowbringers expansion of Final Fantasy XIV has the Crystal Exarch, who managed to do this by combining the Allagan Empire 's Crystal Tower technology with technology reverse-engineered from Alexander and Omega to traverse to the First Shard . The Ascians have been able to do it from the beginning, and after being pulled over the first time the Warrior of Light gains the ability to pass between the First Shard and the Source at will.
• The King of Fighters XIV reveals that Nakoruru from Samurai Shodown gained this ability after becoming a Nature Spirit . This allows her to not only enter the King of Fighters universe to investigate the crack in time and space caused by the events of the previous game, but also recruit the other members of the Another World team even though they came from different universes.
• Shifters in series are the only creatures known to physically travel between the twin worlds of Stark and Arcadia, as well as to and from much smaller splinter worlds, like the Guardian's Realm (although speculation abounds that the Draic Kin are capable of it, as well). April Ryan, the protagonist of the first game, and her reincarnation Saga from Dreamfall Chapters are the only known Shifters in the series.
• The Dreamers like Zoë Castillo and Faith from Dreamfall and Hanna and Lux from Chapters are able to project a physical presence into other worlds without physically leaving their plane of origin, where their bodies remain sleeping while they "travel". As Chapters reveals, though, their true potential is so much greater that using it just to travel across dimensions is like hammering in nails with a microscope .
• The aforementioned Saga from Chapters may be the ultimate dimension traveler in the series, however, since, in addition to Shifting, she is an expert on the "Songlines", which apparently connect all worlds of the vast multiverse, not limited to just the Twin Worlds of Stark and Arcadia the series takes place in. In the epilogue, she has made a map of them and keeps a bunch of weird, physics-defying mementos from her travels.
• Yeesha can Link at will because she's the Grower . In Uru: Ages Beyond Myst , she gives willing explorers special books that link to a world called Relto and that link with their users; as such, explorers can link to Relto at any time.
• The Bahro can link at will, and can also create links for others by various means.
• Escher, seen in Myst V: End of Ages , can link at will because he wears a Bahro skin.
• In Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory , Croire and Rei Ryghts in her CPU form have this ability. The Reis from Hyperdimension and Ultradimension weaponized this to give each other power boosts by drawing upon power from two separate worlds.
• In Megadimension Neptunia VII , Croire appears again alongside Older Neptune, who is the Neptune from the Ultradimension and has been using Croire to hope dimensions. The Big Bad Kurome/the original Uzume also has this ability, though initially she could only cross dimensions as a spirit and needs a power boost to pull off the proper crossing she wants in order to launch a monster invasion from the Zero and Heartdimensions to destroy Hyperdimension , which she obtains thanks to absorbing Rei's remaining power kept by Croire as well as stealing power from the CPUs .
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• Putrefaction ends with you entering a portal leading to another dimension, and the sequel begins with you emerging into it. The game even calls you "Void Walker" because of that.
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• Super Paper Mario involves Mario, Peach, Bowser, and Luigi, traveling through various dimensions to prevent the end of all existence . This cataclysm is about to be caused by an interdimensional vortex created by the villains of the story who can travel through the said dimensions to obstruct your progress.
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• In Super Robot Wars V , Setsuna and Tieria become this on accident when the Qan[T]'s Quantum System brings them both into the NCC for reasons unknown. Later on, everybody becomes one once they've found out that by combining both Boson Jumping with Ange's Ariel Mode, they can travel wherever they need to be.
• Total Distortion has mysterious teleporters that arrived on Earth from nowhere, which turn out to allow travel between millions of different dimensional planes. Earth initially uses this to transport data and freight around the world , since human travel has the catch of having to endure a 6-week coma when teleported. NASA eventually sets up a team of "dimensionauts" to explore these planes, and you voluntarily have yourself and your Personal Media Tower teleported to a Grunge Rock dimension at the cost of three million dollars , in order to make music videos and sell them for enough money to get back home.
• Warframe features Limbo, a warframe whose shtick is travelling in and out of the Rift, a dimension where he can regenerate his mana and be untouchable to enemies he hasn't banished along.
• The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt introduces Ciri to the video game continuity. Like in the books, she has the ability to travel between universes, and is sought after by the eponymous Wild Hunt for this ability. It's implied that she's visited the world of Cyberpunk 2077 , another CD Projekt RED game. One main quest in the game takes Geralt through a few worlds himself, including one that serves as a Shout-Out to Solaris , another major piece of Polish literature.
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• Treated rather literally in Immaterial , in which the parallel dimension seems to actually be another geometrical dimension. Grimnir travels between the two for his job, and the protagonists — Alex and Ethan — accidentally tag along.
• The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids ' members are based in a dimension all of their own (known only as the Cupid Homeworld) created when they outgrew their Creator's garage and, in retaliation, told physical reality to bugger off. Hence, all their forays into other universe are examples of dimension-traveling. There is a universe ( Like Reality, Unless Noted ) which they designate as “Prime” and have as their main target, presumably because it's where the aforementioned Creator's garage was located, but they have been shown to invade many other, weirder worlds as well.
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• One video of Osanai Nazuna in 2019, during the typhoon season in Japan, she would unintentionally become this with a bicycle attached to a charging motor — intended to empower the country itself with her own cycling. Upon a mishap with her bike while she petalled at high speeds, OsaNazu would speed off and, from all the built up energy, disappear with a trail of flames — Back to the Future -style — only to suddenly find herself transported to Spring Garden, her world of origin.
• Dr. Dimensionpants : This is the primary superpower of the titular hero Dr. Dimensionpants, as well as other interdimensional superheroes.
• The Family Guy episode " Road to the Multiverse " has Brian Griffin and Stewie Griffin becoming this.
• In Gravity Falls , this is what happened to the Author, aka Ford Pines : he built a portal to another dimension, he was accidentally pushed in by his brother Stan , then spent thirty years wandering around the multiverse before said pusher managed to bring him back . The show only provides a few hints about where he went, with more details appearing in the tie-in book Gravity Falls: Journal 3 .
• Discord from My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic has the ability to quite easily tear open portals to other universes with his talons. This could very well be an explanation as to why he makes references to other stories, such as Star Wars and Harry Potter .
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• In the pilot episode , the Galactic Federation also seemed to have access to interdimensional travel, as they ran Interdimensional Customs, though this seems to have been retconned , as in future episodes, it's made clear that only Rick and his alternate selves have technology with this capability.
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Exploring Interdimensional Travel: A Guide to Visiting Different Dimensions

By Happy Sharer

Introduction

Interdimensional travel is a fascinating concept that has captured the imagination of scientists, mystics, and adventurers alike. It involves traveling between different planes or realms of existence, each with its own unique set of laws and realities. In this article, we will explore the science, spirituality, and physics behind interdimensional travel, as well as the potential risks and benefits associated with such a journey. We will also discuss the necessary skills needed to safely navigate different dimensions.

Researching the Scientific Possibilities of Interdimensional Travel

The idea of interdimensional travel has been around for centuries, but it has only recently become a subject of serious scientific study. Scientists have begun to explore the nature of dimensions, examine potential technologies, and analyze theoretical models in order to better understand the possibilities of interdimensional travel.

Exploring the Nature of Dimensions

The first step in researching the scientific possibilities of interdimensional travel is to understand the nature of dimensions. Dimensions are often described as alternate universes or parallel realities that exist alongside our own. They can range from highly structured realities with their own set of physical laws to abstract, dreamlike worlds with no fixed form or structure. Some scientists believe that these alternate realities may be connected to our own, while others believe they are entirely separate.

Examining Potential Technologies

Another important aspect of researching interdimensional travel is to examine potential technologies that could enable such journeys. Scientists are currently exploring various methods of interdimensional transportation, including wormholes, stargates, and cosmic strings. Each of these technologies offers its own unique set of possibilities and challenges, and researchers are working hard to develop new ways of traversing the multiverse.

Analyzing Theoretical Models

In addition to examining potential technologies, researchers are also studying theoretical models in order to better understand the nature of interdimensional travel. These models include string theory, the many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics, and the brane cosmology. By analyzing these models, scientists can gain a clearer understanding of the physics behind interdimensional travel and the potential for future exploration.

Exploring the Mystical and Spiritual Dimensions of Travel

In addition to the scientific aspects of interdimensional travel, there are also mystical and spiritual dimensions to consider. Many cultures throughout history have believed in the existence of other realms, and have developed rituals and beliefs that relate to such concepts. By exploring these myths and legends, we can gain a greater understanding of the spiritual aspects of interdimensional travel.

Investigating Myths and Legends

Myths and legends provide an invaluable source of information when it comes to understanding the spiritual aspects of interdimensional travel. Many cultures have accounts of gods, goddesses, and other supernatural beings who traverse different planes of existence. By examining these stories, we can gain insight into the beliefs and practices associated with interdimensional travel.

Examining Different Belief Systems

In addition to investigating myths and legends, it is also important to examine the belief systems of different cultures. Many religions and philosophies have their own views on interdimensional travel, and by studying these beliefs we can gain a deeper understanding of the spiritual implications of such journeys.

Understanding the Role of Rituals

Rituals are an important part of many spiritual traditions, and they can provide valuable insights into the process of interdimensional travel. By examining the rituals associated with different cultures, we can gain an appreciation for the spiritual aspects of such journeys, as well as the potential risks involved.

Examining the Physics Behind Dimensions and Time Travel

The physics behind interdimensional travel can be complex and confusing, but it is essential to understand in order to make sense of the possibilities of such a journey. By examining the laws of physics, exploring the possibilities of time warps, and understanding the impact of entanglement, we can gain a better grasp of the science behind traveling to different dimensions.

Examining the Laws of Physics

The laws of physics govern the behavior of matter and energy, and they are vital to our understanding of interdimensional travel. By studying the laws of relativity, thermodynamics, and quantum mechanics, we can gain a better understanding of the physical aspects of such journeys.

Exploring the Possibilities of Time Warps

Time warps are a fascinating phenomenon that could potentially enable interdimensional travel. By manipulating the fabric of space-time, it may be possible to create a bridge between two points in the multiverse. While this technology is still in its infancy, it holds great promise for the future of interdimensional exploration.

Understanding the Impact of Entanglement

Entanglement is another key concept to consider when discussing interdimensional travel. This phenomenon occurs when two particles become “entangled” in such a way that they can affect each other even if they are separated by vast distances. This effect could potentially be used to bridge the gap between different dimensions, allowing travelers to traverse the multiverse.

Investigating the Potential Benefits of Visiting Other Dimensions

Traveling to other dimensions can offer numerous potential benefits, from gaining access to advanced technology to unlocking hidden secrets. Exploring new cultures, discovering new ideas, and unlocking the mysteries of the universe are just a few of the potential rewards associated with interdimensional travel.

Exploring New Cultures

Visiting other dimensions can open up the possibility of exploring new cultures and civilizations. By interacting with people from different planes of existence, we can gain a better understanding of their customs, beliefs, and ways of life. This knowledge can be invaluable in helping us to better appreciate our own culture and the diversity of the multiverse.

Gaining Access to Advanced Technology

Interdimensional travel can also provide access to advanced technology that might not be available in our own world. By studying the technology of other dimensions, we can gain insights into the possibilities of our own world and potentially unlock new sources of energy and knowledge.

Unlocking Hidden Secrets

Finally, interdimensional travel can give us access to secrets and knowledge that are otherwise inaccessible. By exploring the depths of the multiverse, we may be able to uncover ancient artifacts and lost technologies, as well as uncovering the mysteries of the universe.

Understanding the Risks Associated with Interdimensional Exploration

While there are many potential benefits to interdimensional travel, there are also risks to consider. Unknown dangers and unfamiliar environments can be difficult to navigate, and travelers must be prepared to face unpredictable challenges. It is important to understand these risks before embarking on such a journey.

Examining the Unknown

The greatest risk associated with interdimensional travel is the unknown. Every dimension is different, and travelers must be prepared to encounter unfamiliar environments and unexpected surprises. It is important to remember that not all dimensions are safe, and it is wise to take precautions when exploring unknown realities.

Dealing with Unfamiliar Environments

When visiting other dimensions, travelers should be aware of the potential dangers posed by unfamiliar environments. Different dimensions may have different laws of physics, and it is important to be prepared for any situation. For example, some dimensions may have extreme temperatures or gravity fields that may pose a threat to travelers.

Facing Unpredictable Challenges

Finally, travelers must be prepared to face unpredictable challenges when visiting other dimensions. From hostile inhabitants to natural disasters, anything can happen in the multiverse. It is important to be prepared for any eventuality, and to have a plan of action should something unexpected occur.

Learning the Necessary Skills to Safely Navigate Different Dimensions

In order to safely navigate different dimensions, travelers must possess certain skills and knowledge. Developing problem-solving abilities, mastering the art of adaptation, and acquiring knowledge and experience are all essential components of interdimensional travel.

Acquiring Knowledge and Experience

The most important skill for interdimensional travelers is knowledge and experience. It is important to have a thorough understanding of the scientific, spiritual, and physical aspects of such journeys. It is also important to have experience in navigating unfamiliar environments and dealing with unexpected situations.

Developing Problem-Solving Abilities

Problem-solving is another essential skill for interdimensional travelers. When faced with unexpected obstacles or challenges, it is important to be able to think quickly and come up with creative solutions. It is also important to be able to assess a situation and determine the best course of action.

Mastering the Art of Adaptation

Finally, it is important to master the art of adaptation when traveling to different dimensions. Different realities may have different laws and customs, and it is essential to be able to adjust to new environments quickly and effectively. It is also important to be able to think on your feet and respond to changing circumstances.

Interdimensional travel is a fascinating concept that has captivated the imagination of scientists, mystics, and adventurers alike. It involves traveling between different planes or realms of existence, each with its own unique set of laws and realities. In this article, we explored the science, spirituality, and physics behind interdimensional travel, as well as the potential risks and benefits associated with such a journey. We also discussed the necessary skills needed to safely navigate different dimensions. With the right knowledge and preparation, interdimensional travelers can unlock the secrets of the multiverse and explore new cultures, technologies, and possibilities.

Summary of Key Points

In this article, we explored the science, spirituality, and physics behind interdimensional travel, as well as the potential risks and benefits associated with such a journey. We discussed the need to understand the nature of dimensions, examine potential technologies, analyze theoretical models, investigate myths and legends, and examine the laws of physics. We also looked at the potential benefits of visiting other dimensions, including exploring new cultures, gaining access to advanced technology, and unlocking hidden secrets. Finally, we discussed the risks associated with interdimensional exploration and the necessary skills needed to safely navigate different dimensions.

Final Thoughts

Interdimensional travel is a thrilling prospect that offers the potential for adventure, discovery, and exploration. By understanding the science, spirituality, and physics behind such journeys, as well as the potential risks and benefits associated with them, travelers can prepare themselves for the journey of a lifetime. With the right knowledge and preparation, anything is possible.

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Experiments in Interdimensional Travel

Interdimensional travel , a concept that has fascinated scientists, philosophers, and enthusiasts alike, revolves around the idea of moving between different dimensions or universes beyond our own observable reality . This concept, often rooted in theoretical physics and quantum mechanics, presents a blend of profound scientific inquiry and imaginative exploration.

At its core, interdimensional travel involves traversing beyond the three spatial dimensions and one temporal dimension that we experience daily. Theoretical physicists, such as Stephen Hawking and Michio Kaku , have played pivotal roles in bringing this concept to the forefront of scientific discussion. Their work, often focusing on string theory and the nature of black holes, suggests the theoretical possibility of multiple dimensions existing beyond our perceptual limits.

The development of this idea can be traced back to the advent of quantum mechanics and Albert Einstein ’s theory of relativity. Over the decades, the concept has evolved within the halls of academia and research institutions, where theoretical models and mathematical equations have offered glimpses into the possibilities of higher dimensions and alternate universes.

The primary motivation behind exploring interdimensional travel is the human quest for knowledge and the desire to understand the fundamental nature of our universe. It addresses fundamental questions about the origins of the universe, the nature of reality, and the limits of human exploration.

Theoretical Frameworks

• String Theory : String theory is a major theoretical framework that supports the concept of interdimensional travel. It proposes that fundamental particles are not point-like dots but rather one-dimensional strings. These strings vibrate at different frequencies, creating the particles we observe in our universe. String theory requires more than the traditional four dimensions we are familiar with, proposing up to 11 dimensions. This opens up the possibility of other dimensions that could be accessible through specific conditions or energies.
• Quantum Mechanics and Entanglement : Quantum mechanics introduces the concept of entanglement, where particles can be connected in such a way that the state of one instantly influences the state of another, regardless of the distance between them. This phenomenon suggests a deeper, underlying layer of reality that could potentially be harnessed for interdimensional travel.
• Wormholes and Einstein-Rosen Bridges : The theory of general relativity allows for the existence of wormholes, known as Einstein-Rosen bridges. These are theoretical passages through space-time that could create shortcuts for long journeys across the universe. In theory, wormholes could also connect different universes or dimensions.

Pioneering concepts like Hawking Radiation and the mysteries of black holes, the groundbreaking experiments conducted at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), and the revolutionary detection of gravitational waves , all contribute to our understanding of the universe and the tantalizing possibility of dimensions beyond our own. Each of these scientific milestones offers unique insights and challenges our conventional understanding of the cosmos, hinting at the profound complexities and unexplored realities that may exist beyond the boundaries of our current scientific knowledge.

• Hawking Radiation and Black Holes : Stephen Hawking proposed the concept of Hawking radiation, which suggests that black holes emit radiation due to quantum effects near the event horizon. This theory, pivotal in black hole thermodynamics, indirectly supports the idea of other dimensions through its implications on the nature of space-time.
• The Large Hadron Collider Experiments : The Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN has conducted experiments that search for evidence of extra dimensions.
• Gravitational Waves and Multi-Dimensionality : The detection of gravitational waves by LIGO has opened new avenues for understanding the universe. Some theorists propose that these waves could provide clues about the existence of extra dimensions, as they may interact with or propagate through these additional dimensions.

Interdimensional travel represents a frontier at the intersection of theoretical physics and imaginative exploration. It extends beyond our familiar three spatial and one temporal dimensions, looking into realms suggested by string theory, quantum mechanics, and the theory of relativity. Pioneers like Stephen Hawking and Michio Kaku have laid the groundwork, exploring concepts such as multiple dimensions, black holes, and Hawking radiation. Experiments at the Large Hadron Collider and the detection of gravitational waves further fuel this pursuit, offering glimpses into possible extra dimensions. This exploration is not just a scientific endeavor but a quest to understand the universe’s fundamental nature, challenging our perceptions and expanding the boundaries of human knowledge.

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We Haven’t Been Zapped Out Of Existence Yet, So Other Dimensions Are Probably Super Tiny

In theory, other dimensions aren’t big enough to form black holes and consume our universe or it would have happened already

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The world as we know it has three dimensions of space—length, width and depth—and one dimension of time. But there’s the mind-bending possibility that many more dimensions exist out there. According to string theory, one of the leading physics model of the last half century, the universe operates with 10 dimensions . But that raises a big question: If there are 10 dimensions, then why don’t we experience all of them or haven’t detected them? Lisa Grossman at ScienceNews reports that a new paper suggests an answer, showing that those dimensions are so tiny and so fleeting that we currently can’t detect them.

It’s difficult to completely explain the mathematics behind string theory without putting on a graduate seminar or two, but in essence dimensions five through ten have to do with possibility and include all possible futures and all possible pasts including realities with a totally different physics than those in our universe.

If two protons smash together at high enough speeds, they have the ability to create a tiny black hole that would exist for just a fraction of a second before disappearing, according to a new study, which hasn't been peer-reviewed, on the preprint server arXiv.org . The collision would open up a little bubble of interdimensional space where the laws of physics are different than ours, leading to an event known as vacuum decay. In quantum physics, vacuum decay implies that if the interdimensional space was large enough, we’d be toast. With enough gravity to interact with our world, the newly formed “ Cosmic Death Bubble ” would grow at the speed of light, rapidly change the physics of our universe, render it uninhabitable and effectively zap us out of existence.

“If you’re standing nearby when the bubble starts to expand, you don’t see it coming,” the study’s co-author, physicist Katie Mack of North Carolina State University, tells Grossman. “If it’s coming at you from below, your feet stop existing before your mind realizes that.”

Ultrahigh energy cosmic rays are bashing into each other all the time with enough energy to start this process. If extra dimensions were large enough to allow the death bubble to form, the researchers found, it would have happened thousands of times already. The fact that we still exist is one circumstantial piece of evidence that other dimensions are ultra-tiny. The team calculated that they must be smaller than 16 nanometers, too small for their gravity to influence much in our world and hundreds of times smaller than previous calculations, Grossman reports.

The new study comes on the tail of another study about extra dimensions published in the Journal of Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics published in July. Mara Johnson-Groh at LiveScience reports that one of the big questions in physics is why the expansion of the universe is accelerating. One theory is that gravity is leaking out of our universe into other dimensions. To test this idea, researchers looked at data from recently discovered gravitational waves . If our universe was leaking gravity through these other dimensions, the researchers reasoned, then the gravitational waves would be weaker than expected after traveling across the universe.

But the researchers found they didn’t lose any energy on their long journey, meaning other dimensions either don’t exist or are so tiny they don’t affect gravity very much, if at all.

“General relativity says gravity should be working in three dimensions, and [the results] show that that’s what we see,” physicist Kris Pardo of Princeton, lead author of the July study, tells Johnson-Groh. The latest study also concludes that the size of extra dimensions is so small that it precludes many theories about gravity leaking out of our universe.

Cosmologist Ian Moss of Newcastle University in England tells Grossman that the latest paper is thorough and he doesn’t see any glaring flaws, but there are still too many unknowns to say that the 16 nanometer limit is for certain.

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How Does Dark Matter's Interdimensional Travel Work? The Science Behind The Box Explained

• Jason2's use of interdimensional travel in Dark Matter is explained in episode 3, and it's based on a real scientific thought experiment.
• Ryan's drug plays a crucial role in allowing individuals to access multiple realities by preventing consciousness from causing decoherence.
• The Box in Dark Matter ensures that a person inside can't be perceived by external observers while using Ryan's serum to travel to chosen realities.

The premise of Apple TV+'s Dark Matter hinges on the multiverse and interdimensional travel, and episode 3 explains how these concepts work — and how they're connected to Jason2's (Joel Edgerton) mysterious Box . Dark Matter premiered with two episodes on Apple TV+ on May 8, bringing the story from Blake Crouch's best-selling sci-fi novel to life on the screen. The series opens with Jason Dessen being kidnapped after an evening celebrating his friend's accomplishments. The kidnapper turns out to be himself from another universe, and the original Jason soon finds himself forced into that alternate reality.

The entire reason the impostor Jason is able to pull off this universe swap is because Dark Matter 's main character is a physicist. The original Jason lives a relatively ordinary life with his science background, tending to a family and teaching as a professor. However, Jason2 takes his knowledge and degree to the next level, creating a company that's capable of all sorts of extraordinary feats. This includes interdimensional travel, which Jason2 pieces together himself in order to take hold of the life he missed out on — the one where he's married to Jennifer Connelly's Daniela despite lacking professional accolades.

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Dark Matter Episode 3 Explains How Jason2 Uses Interdimensional Travel

Jason & ryan piece together how the box works.

Jason's science background allows Dark Matter to rationalize its multiverse rather than using the extraordinary to explain its existence. And Dark Matter episode 3 digs into how interdimensional travel works in the Apple TV+ show, revealing the steps Jason2 takes to accomplish such a feat. The explanation is identical to the one in Crouch's book, and it enables the original Jason to escape the new reality he's been thrust into. Of course, getting back to his own universe won't be an easy task, even with his newfound understanding of dimension-hopping.

Combined with a mind-altering drug created by Ryan, Velocity's hangar enables people to be put in superposition, where they can exist in multiple states at once.

In "The Box," Jason realizes that his work at Velocity allowed Jason2 to secretly build a pathway to alternate realities, and he manages this with the large hangar — or the titular "Box" — he emerges from in the premiere . While the Box itself doesn't make interdimensional travel happen, the environment it provides facilitates it. Combined with a mind-altering drug created by Ryan, Velocity's hangar enables people to be put in superposition, where they can exist in multiple states at once and choose from multiple outcomes (or in this case, realities).

Why Ryan's Drug Is Necessary To Travel To Other Dimensions

It prevents a person's consciousness from causing decoherence.

In Dark Matter episode 3, Jason tells Ryan that placing a human into superposition is theoretically impossible, as that person's consciousness would prevent it from working. The human consciousness would take in the environment around them and make observations that prevent it from going into that state. As Jason explains, " it would cause everything to decohere. " The only way around this would be to turn off the " observer effect ," preventing the brain from realizing it's current state and opening it up to other possibilities.

This is where Ryan's drug comes in , as it temporarily turns off the areas of the brain that cause this. According to Ryan, his drug changes " the brain chemistry of the prefrontal cortex ," putting the mechanisms that cause decoherence to sleep for a period of time. This allows humans attempting to access multiple realities to do so without observing their current state of being. Of course, this is just the first element of Dark Matter 's interdimensional travel. It's also important that outsiders aren't capable of perceiving the individual in question.

The Purpose Of The Box In Apple TV+'s Dark Matter Explained

Humans can't reach a state of superposition with external observers either.

For a person to exist in multiple states at once, no one can observe them in their present reality — not the individuals around them or themselves. Ryan's drug takes care of the latter issue in Apple TV+'s Dark Matter, but the Box is how Jason2 overcomes the former obstacle . The Box ensures that the person inside it can't be observed by anyone else while they inject themselves with Ryan's serum. From there, they can simply envision the realities and outcomes they want to exist. Then they'll be able to travel to the reality they choose, just as Jason2 does.

The science behind the Box is teased early in Dark Matter, as the original Jason teaches a course on Schrödinger's cat . This thought experiment posits that a cat placed inside a box with a deadly substance can exist in two states of reality until the box is opened. Because no one can observe the cat, it could theoretically be thought of as both alive and dead. These two possible outcomes put the cat in the same state of superposition that Jason2 strives to — and eventually does — achieve in Dark Matter.

Using Ryan's brain-altering drug and Velocity's hangar, Jason2 can envision any number of outcomes for his life.

Of course, the book and TV show take things further, as Jason2 can exist in seemingly countless states. Using Ryan's brain-altering drug and Velocity's hangar, Jason2 can envision any number of outcomes for his life. This is how he finds the reality where he and Daniela wind up married with a child. In this way, Crouch's book and its Apple TV+ adaptation utilize real scientific theories to bring a gripping multiverse story to life .

Dark Matter Uses Real Science To Explain Its Multiverse Story

This makes the sci-fi series more believable.

While the scientific feats shown in Apple TV+'s Dark Matter have never been accomplished in real life, the fact that the show pulls from actual theories and thought experiments makes its premise that much more believable. Most multiverse stories use the extraordinary to explain the characters' ability to access more than one universe. Viewers see this with superhero stories like the MCU and Invincible. As Dark Matter can't lean on magic or superpowers to open the portal to other realities, it asks how interdimensional travel could theoretically be accomplished using science and the human mind .

Dark Matter 's main character having a physics degree and profession gives the Apple TV+ show another layer of believability, even if its story seems somewhat outlandish. If anyone could crack the code to access alternate universes, it's a man with a ton of scientific knowledge and an entire company's worth of resources at his disposal. Future episodes of Dark Matter could go into Jason2's discovery further, though the revelations leading up to it are fairly straightforward after episode 3. Now, it'll be interesting to see how the original Jason and Amanda handle their journey through new realities.

Dark Matter (2024)

Cast Joel Edgerton, Oakes Fegley, Jimmi Simpson, Jennifer Connelly, Dayo Okeniyi, Alice Braga

Release Date May 8, 2024

Genres Drama, Sci-Fi, Thriller

Writers Blake Crouch

Directors Jakob Verbruggen

Creator(s) Blake Crouch

Where To Watch Apple TV+

Portal Technology

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• 1 Portal Colours
• 2 Manufactured Portal Classifications
• 3 Natural Portal Classifications
• 4 Irregular Classifications
• 5 Portal Technology
• 6.1 Cultural references
• 8 Site navigation

Portal Colours [ ]

Whilst there are many types of portals, as shown in the later sections, it is possible to split the observed portals by colour. This is not a fully consistent system but can allow a viewer to generally discern the portal type according to the colour of said portal.

The following list represents a simplified categorisation of portals purely based on colour.

• Notably, the purple portals seem different from the blue portals in that portal fluid is not required, instead requiring a sort of constructed frame to function.
• Rick's prototype portal gun " The Rickshank Rickdemption ".
• The President's portal " The Rickchurian Mortydate ".
• The portals used in customs by the Galactic Federation " Pilot ".
• The military portal used by the Galactic Federation during the Battle of Blood Ridge " Rickternal Friendshine of the Spotless Mort ".
• Examples: Rick's Usual Portal Gun .
• Examples: Evil Morty's Portal Gun used in " Rickmurai Jack ".
• Fire portal to Hell " Amortycan Grickfitti "
• Examples: Portal Pistol invented and showcased by The Dinosaurs in Juricksic Mort .
• This could imply there exists an infinite variety of portal travel colors and methods.

The below sections will go into greater detail about specific types of portals.

Manufactured Portal Classifications [ ]

An interspatial portal, typically operated by Intergalactic Customs.

Mobile portals were known to be used during wartime conflicts by the Gromflomites roughly 35 years ago.

Interspatial Portals: which seem to appear blue (" Pilot " & " The Rickshank Rickdemption ") allow teleportation between two fixed points within the origin universe. It is inferred that properly functioning blue portals have no significant time discrepancy (enabling nearly instantaneous transportation) when used.

• In " Rickternal Friendshine of the Spotless Mort ", in Birdperson's recollection of the Battle of Blood Ridge, it is shown the Galactic Federation also used diamond-shaped (technically a square rotated 45 degrees) opaque purple portals with a concentric repeating pattern of the portal's shape radiating from the center. It appears this variant is generated without the aid of portal fluid, but instead using some class of energy (likely precision focused) provided by four specialized starships holding formation. It is possible they harnessed a combination of wormholes and time crystals to accomplish this feat of relatively rapid-response deployable mobility on remote battlefields.
• Interdimensional Portals: appear green and have the hybridized capability to teleport non-gaseous matter between any two points within the origin universe or even interdimensionally into alternate universes. No practical time discrepancy is shown to occur for users utilizing green portals.

The Dinosaurs give Rick an advanced portal pistol capable of producing see-through portals.

Evil Morty, a few seconds from escaping the Central Finite Curve.

Rick and Evil Morty's modified portal gun.

Prime Rick's dark realm fluid, used to transport Ricks that get too close to Rick Prime to a closed universe.

• Temporal Portals: appear as light-blue bubbles or luminous off-white portals raised off the ground and are capable of allowing matter to pass through space-time. They were utilized during the Snakenet conflict on the replacement dimension Snake Planet by both Snake Cyborgs and the Snake Resistance in the future to travel back in time to present-day Earth on separate missions to kill and protect Morty respectively.

The Snake-Human Hybrid attempting to help Jerry.

Natural Portal Classifications [ ]

• There are naturally occurring interdimensional wormholes as seen in " Mortynight Run " This variant is permeable for gaseous compounds to pass through and is coincidentally a common method of transport for the "Fart" species across dimensions.
• There are also large Blue unstable wormholes shown during the title sequence in " Mort Dinner Rick Andre " which led to a reality Nexus or core of some sort housing large reality crystals and a tentacled creature who seemingly devours realities to keep them in check, the portal will also cut anything that is in between during collapse. This portal variant is opened and closed by unknown means.
• An intergalactic wormhole is used by Rick and Jerry returning home from the Resort planet during the " The Whirly Dirly Conspiracy " which likely form organically before local civilizations artificially reinforce them with safety infrastructure built around the rim edge. This practice has been shown to be common over at least the last few decades, being featured in a memory flashback of Rick C-137's origin story in " Rickmurai Jack ".
• In " Mortynight Run " an invisible wormhole was shown which seemingly phase (as if switching channels) the user to an "unregistered cross-temporal asteroid" known as Furp Rock - a hub of universes. These invisible wormholes apparently exist in every dimension, owing to the many Ricks and Mortys on Furp Rock who left their Jerrys at Jerryboree . If you leave Furp Rock, you're automatically returned to your former universe through the use of an unknown mechanism.

Irregular Classifications [ ]

• Time-Stabilized Gateway: appear as semi-transparent layered blue (from the perspective of the observer) and orange outlined "doorframes" with a short cosmic buffer sandwiched in between. This type of portal enables passage between two fixed points in space-time. It is unclear if the two realms exist in the same universe, or different dimensions entirely.

Rick watches as Morty collapses the all of the consequences of his "throwaway" realities into his own.

Portal Technology [ ]

In the Galactic Federation, intergalactic portal travel, like air travel on Earth, is regulated and restricted. This might be because of the oppressive nature of the Galactic Federation, however, such regulations also suggest that intergalactic travel is very costly and/or difficult to accomplish (as regulating an enterprise which can be easily reproduced is nearly impossible). The Galactic Federation only possesses the tech for intergalactic portals, that require a stationary gate at both ends, much like in " The Rickchurian Mortydate ". The Galactic Federation has been hunting Rick for decades, not only for the many notable crimes against the Federation, but also so they might obtain the secrets of interdimensional travel.

Rick and Morty observe President Curtis stepping through the Government teleporter.

In " The Rickchurian Mortydate ", the U.S. Government uses portal technology Rick describes as "ghetto-ass", "off-brand", and "deficit-tripling". The government teleporter is unlikely to be able to allow travel to another dimension as it requires the military to arrive at the destination for set-up before the teleporter can be used. Perhaps it is shown how the US government received portal technology in " Morty's Mind Blowers ". In the erased memory, Morty, Rick and Morty were locked up by an alien collector, Morty asked to save them and Rick remotely transferred portal technology to NASA, the portal aura around the spacecraft was blue, and then Rick and Morty left the pilots, because the device was two-seater. During the events of " Gotron Jerrysis Rickvangelion " it appears that the government likely hasn't installed one on Mars yet, since they would've probably used it to teleport Summer to their secret base in an attempt to weaponize Naruto Smith more quickly. However, it is worth noting that the payload may be too large or delicate to practically soft-land on the surface safely.

In " Rickmurai Jack ", after having broken through the Central Finite Curve, Evil Morty reveals his own golden portal gun. Unlike the standard portal guns that the Ricks use, this version generates golden portals. Given that Morty managed to break through the Central Finite Curve created by Ricks, Evil Morty's portal gun might even allow him to travel to any reality in existence, including those outside the Central Finite Curve, allowing it a far greater range than Rick's portal gun. Notably, crystals from the center of the multiverse and beings found there are used to power multiversal travel and appear to be canonically relevant to the science of the portal guns as they are constructed, as Evil Morty used one to protect his oasis home. The crystal stability is affected by multiversal technology.

Rick observing a portal to Hell in action.

Other types of portals also exist canonically, although most of these omitted variants are atypical or paranormal in origin, such as the portal to Hell in " Amortycan Grickfitti " which was used by demons at the Funtasma Billards Bar during "Guy's Night" before Jerry is kidnapped. Another variation includes the "magic" portals cast by the wizards of Draygon , where immediately Rick expresses his distaste for writing or symbols around the opening. Some other scientifically rational examples which are not listed include the dimensional rift in space caused by Evil Morty's multiverse escape, or the chalk device known to create a doorway to Froopyland on demand. Also, in " Rickternal Friendshine of the Spotless Mort ", Rick, Birdperson, and Memory Tammy resourcefully make use of bright pink "memory" portals (generated via extracted Mind-Blower fluid) to reach a string of specified memories within their unconscious minds to avoid their impending brain death .

Episode notes [ ]

Cultural references [ ].

• The "entrance" of the time-stabilized gateway to the Narnia dimension is outlined in blue while the "exit" appears orange. These match the default portal colors of the Aperture Science Handheld Portal Device in Portal 1 & 2.
• A green portal signifying interdimensional travel may be based on similar rifts seen in the classic FPS game from the late 90's, Half-Life. The Xen Portals created during the Resonance Cascade Incident were green, and also capable of transporting organic matter across the multiverse. Alien creatures were randomly transported to most of the American Southwest prior to the arrival of The Combine, which are in some respects similar to the Galactic Federation.
• The design of the Interspatial teleportation device used by President Curtis is reminiscent of Nether Portals featured in Minecraft, as both appear to be built from a structural doorway and require an "ignition" source to activate.
• Before Rick is approached by Rick Prime in the Brainalyzer memory sequence, a short delay can be observed between the timing of the entrance and exit of Rick's apple experiment. He is seen tinkering with a prototype of an unreliable portal gun, attempting simple interspatial teleportation. Oddly, his early work on these tests seems to show a lack of conservation of momentum... at least when teleporting fruit.
• Due to logical nature of the butterfly effect it can be assumed that because Jerry hadn't yet fallen from the exterior of the passenger jet by the time he was offered assistance by the Snake-Human Hybrid specifically equipped to catch him if he slipped, his would-be savior may have in fact been sent from an alternate timeline where Jerry met his demise shortly before, or even after the plane touched down on the runway. This suggests his species used a form of intertemporal travel capable of voyaging through various probable timelines to reach Morty's Father.
• The time-stabilized gateway leading to Hoovy's homeworld appears to be spatially anchored-in-place and is never shown to deviate from the point of origin. It could be speculated that this behavior is indicative of the doorway not being a manufactured portal, but something more analogous to a naturally occurring interdimensional rift, later modified by Rick with a "zipper" mechanism designed to preserve general relativity on each side as long as the portal is in a closed state.
• A case could be made that the parallel determination shunt (reset button) device may also be a type of fringe portal technology but is designed to transport the calibrated user's consciousness instead of their current physical body. This has confused some fans as the "merge" functionality would seem to be able to layer hundreds (or even thousands) of separate reset points into the current dimension which would now be inundated with paradoxes and contradictions, effectively rendering cause and effect seemingly meaningless.

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Inter-dimension Traveler

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The Inter-dimension Traveler can also be encountered in a run as an NPC after defeating the boss at 3-5. Upon interaction, it will give an offer to the player, by giving 100 coins or 1 health, it will open a purple portal to the Monolithic Range Ruins level.

• 1 How to Unlock
• 2 Statistics
• 3 Passive Buff
• 4 Skill - Dimension Jumping
• 5.1 Interaction in the Living Room

How to Unlock

• Developing Dimension Travel Guide requires Shepherd's Book, Resurrection Book and 2000 Gems .

For each game victory, there is a 60% chance that the remote near the position of the Legendary Heroes will go up by 1 bar. When all 3 bars are full, one of the five Legendary Heroes characters will appear. They will stay in the Living Room until they are picked and used. After that, the bar depletes and must be filled again.

The player can also use this character by getting the Legendary Heroes voucher through weekly challenges.

The player can also forge Dimension Travel Guide in the Forge Table to transform into this character.

• Forging Dimension Travel Guide requires 1 Magic Fragment Obsidian, 1 Magic Fragment Purple and 1000 Gems.

Inter-dimension Traveler has very low health, armor and energy, and average bare-hand damage and critical chance. Its survivability involves its buff and skill.

It is fully upgraded when unlocked.

Passive Buff

• For every 3 seconds, the Inter-dimension Traveler has 1.5 second being in normal state, and another 1.5 second being transparent. While being transparent, Inter-dimension Traveler is invincible, but can't pick up or interact with anything, similar to when using Extra Crown .
• If an enemy is killed after being tagged by the skill (whether killed by skill or weapon afterwards,) the next loop will have 1 second being normal, and 2 seconds being transparent.

Skill - Dimension Jumping

• Movement speed is boosted by 35%.
• Enemy projectiles can be destroyed on contact, or returned with Reflect Buff .
• It is not possible to use any weapons while the skill is active except for the basic melee attacks.
• It is possible to phase through any obstacle in the room (destroying any destructible ones), but not level borders.
• The effect bypasses enemy invincibility, and will therefore hurt them even if they are unable to be hit.

• The skill has a cool down of 6 seconds. Having Mentor upgrade will reduce the cool down by 1 second.

Interaction in the Living Room

• "Time to me is like a sandbox."
• "And your life is like a stream flowing through it."
• "If this stream splits..."
• "Hence comes forth the parallel universe where the other you is in."
• "Comprehensible, right?"
• "Knowing everything makes you feel nothing."
• "It is not that empathy does not exist in me."
• "But simply, nothing really matters."
• "The person in front of you is merely a projection of me to one of the thousands of dimensions."
• "Don't be humbled by my presence."
• "Leave! Don't waste time between you and me."
• The upgrades followed the same stat increases as those of other characters, with the only exception being the weapon upgrade, which simply changed its rarity from White to Green while not making it any stronger.
• There was a glitch where trying to revive multiplayer teammates with this character would be interrupted by its passive buff. It was patched in Update 3.2.7 .
• At a whopping 199998 on the Training Dummy, Inter-dimension Traveler's Dimension Jumping Skill has the highest raw power out of all damaging attacks in the game.

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Many-Worlds interpretation

• 1 Understand
• 3.1 By train
• 3.2 By ship

The Many-Worlds interpretation in quantum mechanics is an interdimensional travel topic.

Understand [ edit ]

To the average voyager, the many-worlds interpretation in quantum mechanics often looks only marginally less incomprehensible then the maze of inscrutable terms and conditions on an airline ticket . This is unfortunate, as an infinite collection of parallel universes opens an infinite array of options for travel.

The many-worlds interpretation postulates that, instead of wave function collapse yielding a single outcome for a quantum event, both outcomes exist — but in separate, parallel universes. The number of such universes therefore rapidly approaches infinity. With an infinite number of parallel universes, the infinite monkey theorem dictates that there must be one universe in which the RMS Titanic arrives at its destination safely and ahead of schedule, in which the hotel doesn't add billions of dollars of bizarre "incidental charges" to voyager's bills annually and in which the "special prices" being hyped by the touts the moment you leave the train station are actually any better than the regular price.

A savvy voyager can take advantage of this infinite collection of parallel universes to see and experience things which otherwise would simply not be possible — even through time travel .

Get in [ edit ]

See the parent article  :)

Get around [ edit ]

The traveller should be aware that depending on the world, the geo-political boundaries may be rapidly different, with a corresponding impact on a travellers plans. In the universe of the Eurasian Union., London to Paris (and return) is no more difficult than travelling from Amsterdam to Brussels, or even Berlin to Kyiv. In others you may need to have a passport even for a short hop across the Lea, Humber, Thames, Loire or Seine. Pick a particularly dysfunctional universe and you may need passports or visas just to get from the reading room to the bookshelves at the local library .

By train [ edit ]

• Find the parallel universe in which Amtrak provides high-speed passenger rail service to all fifty states — even Wyoming . Better yet, all aboard for the parallel universe in which US President Ted Cruz has extended service to the 51st state so that his home city of Calgary can have a train too.
• Find a parallel world in which Pangea is a single unified continent and ride the Orient Express straight through from Vancouver to Constantinople in luxury.

By ship [ edit ]

• At least one parallel universe has swift, reliable ocean liner service fit to fill the gaps in a trip around the world overland so that a voyager could go Around the World in Eighty Days like in the good old days of the 1880's.

See [ edit ]

• Taured - A charming mountain principality.
• The Duma Mueum, This former parliament building in the "Eurasian Union", now houses a museum which details not only the early pre-history of Eurasian State (from it's early settlement), but the massive social upheaval following the "Liberation War" of the 1950's, which saw the Eurasian Union become a confederation spanning half its globe. The museum also holds an archive which documents in disturbingly chilling detail the "political victims" of the regimes prior to the Liberation War.
• The Bell Library, Phoneix. - This research library established by a retired member of the Confederate Senate (for Arizona), is a place where even a casual browser can become lost in it's collections. These are a good source of information on a number of political topics, obscure zoological studies (inc rare great apes), and the recently added Titor Tesla papers, which go into depth about some highly advanced electromagnetic technology which pioneered travel to 'other-worlds'. Also in the collection is the controversial Hitler diaries recovered in the late 1980's from Argentina...

Do [ edit ]

• Tour the world of the Piltdown Man , ruled and inhabited by creatures which are half-human, half-simian. See an infinite number of monkeys with typewriters compose a theorem which will captivate the scientific community for more than forty years.

Sports [ edit ]

• Watch the Toronto Maple Leafs in Game 7 of the Stanley Cup playoffs
• Catch the Chicago Cubs in the World Series
• See the Detroit Lions win the Super Bowl
• Experience the annual ceremony of the Americas Test, New England 's premier cricket series.
• Check out an entirely different kind of "Fox-hunt".

Music [ edit ]

• The Festival Hall (Q) (Westminster-1954) holds regular classical concerts, Recent concerts have included Mozart and Scarelli's controversial requiem, Williams reworking of Elgar's Imperial March. Tomita's Stellar suite also sees an annual performance, although of recent years not all 10 movements are performed.
• West Hall, Palm Court Studios. (Q?) Tickets are usually available on a limited basis for musical shows recorded for later broadcast here. Musical styles are incredibly varied and by consulting the Cedule system in advance you can find everything

from primitive Jazz through to some of the top current artists.

• Emvee Soundhouse, (Q127603), also holds regular invitation concerts and performances. It also holds an impressive technical archive relating to the development of many genres and production techniques. The Derbyshire wing is now exclusively allocated to pre-digital electronic composition and experimentation, and in it's early history was surprisingly open minded to the developing 'club-music' scene of the Mid 1980's. A sperate studio at Neasden, records a number of historically accurate periiod instruments and

Buy [ edit ]

• Visit the parallel universe where all the corporations purporting to be based in Delaware actually make and sell all of their products there instead of merely using the state as a flag of convenience; a stroll down main street Wilmington gives access to every product any American corporation has ever manufactured, from Alaskan igloos to Hawaiian grass skirts, all made locally while you watch.
• Bring back a sealskin purse from the new world of Terra Nova or a pet dinosaur from the parallel universe of Jurassic Park , where these species are not endangered but instead ubiquitous to the point of nuisance. The locals will be glad to see you go, but expect border crossing problems upon your return if the next universe to which you are travelling has the same species inexplicably on the endangered list .

Eat [ edit ]

• Visit the lone parallel universe in which the fast food served is the epitome of haute cuisine instead of being the low-quality, greasy and fattening fare thrown through spaceship windows in every other galaxy the hamburger chains have colonised.

Drink [ edit ]

• Visit an alternate universe in which Michigan is not a failed state and Flint 's drinking water is usable as something other than acid-core lead solder. Just don't choose the universe where they called on Walkerton for technical advice.
• Discworld vul-nut wine will not only give you a hangover, but will cause you to hallucinate in at least 5 possibly 6 dimensions, You have been warned!

Sleep [ edit ]

• Choose an alternate universe in which you are a turtle and you can bring your house with you wherever you go. It's slow, but at least it's less fuel and maintenance-intensive than operating a camper van and cheaper than a hotel .

Connect [ edit ]

• In a tachyon universe, time runs backward. Drop a few postcards into snail mail and marvel that they arrive weeks before they were sent.
• Apparently there's a parallel universe where the crummy mobile data connection on your handset is actually faster than a hung-over carrier pigeon. Quantum physicists are still hard at work trying to locate this universe. If they find anything, they'll let you know. By carrier pigeon.

Go next [ edit ]

• Too many alternate or parallel universes to mention. An infinite number, actually. Hopefully you brought an infinite amount of currency to pay for this trip?

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Dimensional Travel

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D.D. Warrior Lady can open portals to cross through dimensions

Dimensional Travel is the ability to move through alternate universes (or "dimensions"), crossing over across different planes of existence to reach other, far-off locations. This is rarely an ability on its own, often being achieved through other means such as Teleportation used to teleport into other universes, and Portal Creation used to open doorways into these universes.

• Planeswalkers from Magic: The Gathering
• Enderman ( Minecraft )
• Kaguya Ōtsutsuki and Obito Uchiha ( Naruto )
• Scion , Eidolon , and Doormaker ( Parahumans )
• Okina Matara and Yukari Yakumo , among others ( Touhou Project )

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Interdimensional Travelers

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Interdimensional Travel Technology

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In the Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V anime, in order to travel among the Four Dimensions , Interdimensional Travel Technology is used.

• 2.1 Wormhole
• 2.2 Interdimensional Corridor
• 3.1 Devices
• 3.2 Teleporting
• 4 References

Overview [ ]

To serve their interdimensional invasions, Duel Academy possesses these kind of devices. One of these machines is a vertical tube that, when activated, produces a purple plasma-like energy that quickly fills the tube and lets the traveler go through. They also developed minimized devices which look like a wristwatch. [1] This kind of technology can be installed into Duel Disks . [2]

The Resistance also has access to this technology, which allows them to travel to the Standard Dimension . [3] By reverse engineering the technology in the Xyz Dimension 's Duel Disk, LID was able to modify the Lancers ' Duel Disks with the same technology, to be activated by activating special Spell Cards , which contain the destination's coordinates.

Jean-Michel Roget also created his own "Interdimensional Travel Device" which he planned to utilize if he ever had to return to the Fusion Dimension, or if Duel Academy invaded the Synchro Dimension, he would teleport the entirety of New Domino City itself across the dimensions. In the end, he ended up using it in order to destroy New Domino, but it malfunctioned, which resulted a wormhole to opened up and sent Roget to be swept away and another wormhole sent Zuzu to an unknown dimension . And one more wormhole sent Yuya, Gong, Sylvio, and Shay to the Xyz Dimension. [4]

Three years ago, Declan 's research team created an "Interdimensional Travel Device", which Yusho used in order go to the Fusion Dimension and talk to Leo Akaba . However, it sent him to the Xyz Dimension. [5]

Other methods [ ]

• Yugo claimed that he has been teleported by his " Clear Wing Synchro Dragon " card.
• Zuzu's bracelet was able to teleport Zuzu, Yugo and his Duel Runner from the Standard Dimension to the Synchro Dimension .

Wormhole [ ]

Wormholes can also teleport people to other Dimensions, but they have no set destination and its impossible to predict where they would lead to.

Interdimensional Corridor [ ]

After the events that led to the recreation of the ARC-V Dimension following Riley and Ray 's victory and endeavor to seal Z-ARC 's soul. The presence of power from ARC-V, an "Interdimensional Corridor" was generated allowing for the Four Dimensions to be connected with one another. [6]

Gallery [ ]

Devices [ ].

Teleporting [ ]

References [ ]

• ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V episode 41: " Bracing For Battle "
• ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V episode 36: " Sora's Secrets: Part 2 "
• ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V episode 7: " Mr. Mystery "
• ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V episode 99: " A Vicious Cycle "
• ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V episode 106: " An Academic Test "
• ↑ Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V episode 143: " Amateur Hour "
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