The Omni-Web is a type of structure that composes most of the Omniverse. This structure is mostly composed of Metaverses and Xenoverses due to Metaverse's properties of transferring data and laws. The Omni-Web is an essential for verses higher up in the hierarchy, such as Hyperverses, the Extraverse, and the Omniverse itself. However, it can't contain Gigaverses properly due to the transferable of glitchy, hyperradioactive materials.
The Metaverses in the Omni-Web are connected to each other via forces, and due to their individual properties, this makes them act like wires. But when the Omni-Web breaks down, Metaverses becomes isolated throughout a Omniverse causing laws to differ.
At higher levels, Macroformers are sustained for law manipulation and the safety of Imaginary Energy and Imaginary Polyhedrons. By then, Imaginary Polyhedrons can be upgraded into metadata computer hub and truncated ones, including wires, can be built within, like the ones that transform one metaversal kind to another.
Civilization[]
Due to the properties of Metaverses and the Omni-Web itself, many civilizations use these structures for fast travel, and many wars have been fought over access to the Omni-Web, causing many to die, and many verses to be destroyed. In fact, Omni-Webs aren't very habitable. Fortunately, many civilizations have created artificial Omni-Webs to travel and create verses or rather to find a way to Ultraverse for safety and upgrade. Besides, Omni-Webs are used for appearance of Archverses in their Ultraversal civilizations.
Formation[]
During the formation of an Omniverse, chaos particles were gathering around, and switching between random subquantum fluctuations as layers crumble from higher layers of Archverses. As the time goes on, chaos particles become source particles during the fold of Xenoverses, which is a main part for Protospatial Particles. These particles will then hold forces gathered for supplies needed, and spread out like forming a web. Afterwards, the structure become the matter information, forming the Omni-Web.