Multiversal Conqueror: Difference between revisions

* Davros fills this role in the series 4 finale of ''[[Doctor Who (TV)|Doctor Who]]'', although he wants to [[Omnicidal Maniac|destroy them]] rather than rule them, leaving only Daleks.

* [[God-Emperor|Josh]] from ''[[Chaos]]'' is an extremely rare ''heroic'' [[Multiversal Conqueror]], and kind of an odd example of this trope, despite being perhaps the most extreme one ever created, bar none. See, [[It's a Long Story|it's kind of a long story]]. Josh used to be [[Adonai|God]] (of the “[[God Is Good]]” variety), until He got into a bit of a [[Gotterdammerung]] with seven [[God of Evil|gods of evil]] and achieved a [[Pyrrhic Victory]] that resulted in ''all'' of them having to [[God in Human Form|trap themselves as mere humans just to keep their divine essences from being annihilated forever]]. This war in heaven also [[Crisis Crossover|destroyed the original multiverse]], leading to a new ''omni''verse having to be created—one that's under ''no one's'' control, not the forces of good or evil. So now Josh has to lead a [[Warhammer 40000|Great Crusade]] to retake all multiverses before [[Satan|Marcy]] can [[Ret -Gone|destroy them all]]. Because the ''[[T Co F|Chaos]]'' omniverse [[Massively Multiplayer Crossover|canonically contains every other possible reality, fictional and otherwise]], Josh will eventually defeat every other [[Multiversal Conqueror]] listed on this page and countless more and absorb their empires into His [[The Alliance|Union]] (at least from the point of view of ''[[T Co F|Chaos]]'' canon).