Daria Multiverse: Difference between revisions

'''Daria-Prime''': '''The universe in which we, the viewers of ''Daria'', exist as we view the original, canon broadcasts of the MTV television show and write fan-fiction.''' As Wikipedia defines the term: ''Earth Prime (or Earth-Prime) is a term sometimes used in works of speculative fiction involving parallel universes or a multiverse, and refers either to the universe containing "our" Earth, or to a parallel world with a bare minimum of divergence points from Earth as we know it.''

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

*'''NOTE:''' ''In this universe, both an unidentified organization and the covert U.S. agency known as [[DELPHI]] have access to technology that allows them to monitor, track and engage in trans-dimensional travel across other universes.'' ''It is possible that other [[AU]]-variants of DELPHI may have acquired the technology from them, such as the variants in Daria-15, 387 and -247.' This supposition is supported by events chronicled in the fics "[[A Little Vacation]]", "[[The Cynic and The Defender]]" and "[[Before The Coming Dawn]]", and was confirmed in [[Legion of Lawndale Heroes]] 13:6.''

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

* ''Note: The population of Daria-11 are aware of the existence of Ringbearers, but only as characters from a science-fiction program. Furthermore, the Ringbearers as portrayed in the program differ slightly from the actual interdimensional Ringbearers as a matter of artistic license. However, the program characterizes the Corps of Ringbearers more or less accurately.

 

 

'''Daria-13''': The universe that Darius Morgendorffer, John Lane, and Tom Sloane (of the Daria-12 universe) journey to from their own. It is notable in that the three traveled back at least 25-30 years into the past of this reality, and that the three interacted with other-dimensional counterparts of their parents. The number comes from the fact that this is the thirteenth universe to which they have traveled.

 

 

 

 

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'''Daria-18''': The alternate Earth DELPHI forces evacuated to from Daria-1111 before [[Zero Hour]] in the '[[Daylight]]' shared-worlds setting. The catastrophic solar disturbances affected this Earth for eighteen months before the Sun returned to normal, and DELPHI forces were able to resume contact with their homeworld. This Earth has not been seen, but made mention of in '[[The Hope Mission]]'. Destroyed by Judith in [[Worldburner]].

 

'''Daria-22''': The [[Daria: Tasmanian Devil]] universe of [[Psychotol]]. The 22 SAS Regiment is the main force of the elite [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special_Air_Service Special Air Service], the principal Special Forces unit of the British Army. '''NOTE:''' ''The term "Daria: Tasmanian Devil" is used here only for reference purposes and is not the official title of this continuum.''

 

 

('''NOTE:''' This world/reality is unusual in that after the events of the Class Four reanimate crisis that occurred (and the subsequent 'temporal reset' by the ''[[Ringbearers|Corps of Ringbearers]]''), such damage was done to the time/space continuum that almost everyone native to that world who survived the conflict has some vestigial memories of their experiences during the crisis. (Individuals such as [[Margaret Jane (Maggie) Nelson]], who perished during the crisis, have no memories of the events.) It is surmised that this occurred because of some residual 'interference' from the trans-dimensional teleportation device created by [[Ezra Stone]] to teleport subjects to that world, which may have caused the temporal reset to be slightly less effective than usually expected.)

 

'''Daria-39''': The [[Driven Wild Universe]], created by [[Kara Wild]]. The number comes from a type of eyeglass lens, CR-39. Quinn Morgendorffer learns that her eyesight is poor in the first episode, "[[Rose-Colored Lenses]]," which necessitates that she wear eyeglasses.

 

'''Daria-55''': The [[Super Zero]] universe by [[Erin Mills]]. This universe shows that [[Jake Morgendorffer]] isn't really a clueless yutz, but a superhuman with enhanced strength who tries to keep his abilities a secret. The genetic quirk that gives the occasional members of each generation of the Morgendorffer family super powers is documented to have killed those individuals before age 55.

'''Daria-70''': The universe of "[[A Ticket to Ride]]" by [[Doggieboy]]. Most of the story takes place on or around Interstate 70.

 

 

 

'''Daria-81''': The universe of the [[Submariner Series]] by [[Wildgoose]]. The number "81" was part of Wildgoose's e-mail address.

 

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'''Daria-101.303''': A universe which is an exact copy of the Daria-Prime universe with one exception: the events in "[[Depth Takes a Holiday]]" are interpreted as a dream. In this universe, there is no "Holiday Island" pocket dimension and the events in DTaH didn't actually happen.

 

'''Daria-109''': The [[Pause in the Air]] universe of [[The Angst Guy]]. In the fifth story, "[[Shock and Aww]]," the childbirth class is held in room 109A.

 

 

'''Daria-112''': The universe of "[[Misery's End]]," by [[Richard Lobinske]]. Daria's family died as as result of the psychotropic berries eaten during episode 112, "[[The Teachings of Don Jake]]."

'''Daria-114''': The "[[Generation Gap]]" universe of [[Richard Lobinske]]. Helen's oldest daughter and Daria's mother, Anastasia, was killed on January 14.

 

 

'''Daria-125''': The universe of the [[All My Children]] [[series]], by [[Deref]] and [[Thea Zara]]. In Chapter 3, "[[California Dreaming]]," $1.25 is the price of a hamburger, fries, and a Coke at a hamburger joint near the Springfield Hotel.

 

 

 

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'''Daria-134''': The universe of [[M4]] by [[Silver]]. The number is a play on the series title itself, as M is the 13th letter in the alphabet.

'''Daria-234''': The universe of "[[Scarlett the Fairy]]," by [[Aloysius]]. On the Earth in this universe, fairies and other imaginary creatures live alongside the dominant human population. The Holidays are also well known by the inhabitants of this Earth. The first story was posted at 2:34 a.m.

 

 

'''Daria-287''': The Daria/Eureka crossover universe of "[[It's Eureka, Daria]]" by [[Richard Lobinske]]. The town square of Eureka has a sculpture of Archimedes in his bathtube and he was born in 287 BCE.

 

 

 

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'''Daria-316''': The [[Falling Into College]] universe of [[Richard Lobinske]]. Daria is assigned a room at 316 Fenderson Hall at [[Raft College]] in the first episode of this story. The same author's [[First Summer]] and [[Last Summer]] [[series]] are prequels and thus part of the same universe.

 

 

 

 

'''Daria-357''': The universe in which the "[[Evil Daria Vignettes]]" are set in. Created by [[NightGoblyn]], the first entry in this [[PPMB]] thread was made at 3:57 pm, on Thursday, September 27, 2007.

 

'''Daria-396''': The [[The A. D. Universe|A. D. Universe]] of [[Mr Anonymous]]. As of the time this entry was typed, there have been 396 episodes of ''The Simpsons'' aired, and Mr Anonymous is a major ''Simpsons'' fan.

 

'''Daria-404''': The alternate reality of the fic [[Spirit Stick]], where [[Archangel]] and [[Priscilla Henry]] deal with a spiritual infestation at the [[Pi Rho Omega]] sorority house on the campus of [[Great Prairie State University]]. This reality is unusual in that appritions, poltergeists and other related spiritual occurences are the primary form of supernatural activities experienced on this world. It is believed that this is so because of the unique vibrational attunment that this world has within the Daria Multiverse, which causes the formation of natural 'portals' between this world and the alternate realities known as the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astral_plane Astral Plane] and the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghost_Zone Ghost Zone]. This world is well-known to the [[Ringbearers]] because of the [[9/11 manifestations]].

'''Daria-412''': One of two worlds seen in [[In Any Other World]]. The point of divergence is that Quinn was born mentally retarded.

 

 

'''Daria-421''': The universe of [[Stacy Rowe, Seeker]] by [[jtranser]]. Part 1 was introduced on PPMB on April 21, 2007.

 

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'''Daria-501''': The ''Daria'' universe with which Scissors interacts. This universe in notable in that it (a) is the first universe where the character of [[Jim Vitale]] was noted to exist, and (b) purports to contain all possible [http://www.dariawiki.org/wiki/index.php?title=Where%27s_Mary_Sue_When_You_Need_Her%3F#The_Solution:_Fictional_Characters_as_Unactualized_Possibilities_in_a_Single_Real_World all other possible Daria Universes].

'''Daria-545''': The [[Visitations]] universe, created by [[Brother Grimace]], in which a supernatural entity known as [[The Man]] has actively involved himself in the lives of several residents of Lawndale. It was 5:45 in the afternoon that Daria became aware of The Man in her bedroom in "[[The Sun Will Come Out, Tomorrow]]," the first fic about that reality.

 

 

 

 

'''Daria-636''': A universe briefly mentioned in [[Doggieboy|Doggieboy's]] "[[A Very Bad Move]]", where [[Ringwraith Two]] escapes to after nearly being killed by a superhero on Daria-4904.

'''Daria-674''': The home universe of the [[Lost Ringbearers]]. During the creation of the First Rings by the [[Ringmasters]], the [[Dominator Ring]] was created and from there, the [[Vengeance Ring|Vengeance Rings]]. In the [[Tales of the Ringbearers]] fic '[[The Fourth Ringwraith]]', it was revealed that this Earth is now 'time-locked', with no one able to travel to that world.

 

 

 

'''Daria-716''': The Earth from which the zombie invasion of D-77 was launched. [[Archangel]] and [[Richard]] become the first contact between the

 

'''Daria-727''': The universe of [[Brother Grimace|Brother Grimace's]] [[Bump, The System Lord]] ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stargate_SG-1 Stargate SG-1]'' crossover story and ficlets that feature [[Bump]] as a Gou'ald. ''Stargate SG-1'' first aired on July 27, 1997.

 

'''Daria-748''': The first universe encountered by [[Priscilla Henry]] after she and [[Archangel]] are separated during the events of the fic [[Spirit Stick]]. Priscilla encounters a number of differing types of free-roaming spirits (known as 'ephermerals' by the [[Ringbearers]]), and a previously-unknown entity.

'''Daria-823''': The '''first''' universe to be made aware of the [[Daylight]] crisis, through [[Archangel]]'s 'prescient dreaming' ability. The story '[[Before the Coming Dawn]] was first saved to disk at 8:23 a.m.

 

 

'''Daria-899''': The home universe of "Wraithkiller" Daria from "[[Let Vengeance Ring]]". Daria took her ring from a ringwraith in August, 1999, a couple weeks before she planned to leave for college.

 

 

 

'''Daria-928''': The [[Dream World]] universe of [[Meowlody Powers]] that that Daria's cat [[Bump]] taps into in the story by the same name. First posted to PPMB on September 28.

'''Daria-945''': The universe of [[Ranger Thorne]] "[[Shadow of a Cynic]]." The story was posted on [[PPMB]] at 9:45 p.m. April 13, 2004.

 

 

 

'''Daria-1000''': A rival world to 'Daria-476', this world is the equal to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qward Quard] in the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DC_Comics DC Universe]. While D-476 was developing along the lines of advanced scientific and socio-cultural development, D-1000 was gripped by the rise of 'Manifest Destiny' (the belief that technical supremacy, and that older universes should rule younger, less developed worlds entitled them to rule all others). Having used that tech to discover other alternate Earths for conquest and realizing that the forces of D-476 could constitute a severe threat, they commenced building technology to rival them. They eventually came into conflict with the [[Ringmasters]], and after being wiped out in a final battle with the a force of [[Ringbearers]] this Earth somehow disappeared from interdimensional contact until the events chronicled in [[Tales of the Ringbearers]]: [[Artifact]] by [[Legendeld]]. It is 1000 years after their cataclysmic war with the Ringbearers that Counterpoint is once again located through accident by a salvage team.

 

 

 

 

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'''Daria-1108''': The universe of the "Daylight" stories "[[Recruitment Day]]" and "[[A Visit to Camp Grizzly]]" where Daria, Quinn, Jane and Trent were trapped at [[Camp Grizzly]] when the CMEs hit Earth. The first story was written in November, 2008.

 

 

'''Daria-1231''': The universe created by [[WacoKid]] between two different in [[Scenes That Should Not Be|Scenes No Daria Fic Should Have]] threads. It details Daria losing a major bet on a game of Rock-Paper-Scissors with Quinn, which has major repercussions, but seem to work out into a universe with one of the best outcomes for all involved. This universe gets its designation because the first entry was posted on July 12, 2005 and the other entry was posted on August 31, 2008.

'''Daria-1337''': The universe of [[Quinn's Code]]. 1337 refers to Leet Speak, a Geek term. It thus references the fact that Quinn is a geek in this universe.

 

 

 

'''Daria-1506''': A parallel of D-1451 that was struck by an unusual zombie infestation investigated by Ringbearer [[Nathan W. Morgendorffer]] and Agency operative Sharon Reeves in the story, "[[Temporary Duty]]" D-1451 was numbered off of the year of Christopher Columbus's birth, 1506 was the year of his death.

 

 

'''Daria-1752''': The origin universe of [[Richard Rawlings]], which he left to carry out his mission in the works of [[The Sidhe]]. The land that would become Mount Folly, Virginia (the ancestral home of the Rawlings family in America), was purchased by the family in 1752.

'''Daria-1839''': The [[Love's Labours Lost?]] universe of [[E. A. Smith]], named after Shakespeare's play, "Love's Labours Lost," which was not performed in the modern era until 1839.

 

 

 

'''Daria-1932''': The universe of the story [http://www.thepaperpusher.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=30180 Import/Export] by [[Brian Taylor (author)|Brian Taylor]] and the opening scenes of the [[Judith Strikes]] story [http://www.thepaperpusher.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=29972 Closing Ceremony] by [[Erin Mills]]. The designation has two meanings: "Import/Export" is set in 1932, while the kidnapping of six month old Daria Elizabeth Morgendorffer in "Closing Ceremony" was inspired by the Lindbergh Kidnapping, which took place in 1932.

 

 

'''Daria-1946''': The universe seen in the ''[[Beavis and Butt-head (TV series)|Beavis and Butt-head]]'' episode "[[It's a Miserable Life]]", in which Butt-head was never born and Daria is socially well-adjusted. The episode parodies ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/It's_a_Wonderful_Life It's a Wonderful Life]'', which was released in 1946.

 

 

 

 

'''Daria-1969''': The universe in which the events of '[[Gimme Skelter]]' take place. [[Jake Morgendorffer]] gives the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spear_of_destiny Spear of Destiny] to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Mansen Charles Manson] in August 1969, allowing him to enact his [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helter_Skelter_(Manson_scenario) 'Helter Skelter'] plan for world domination.

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'''Daria-1971''': The home universe of Daria, Jane and Trent of the story, [[Holiday Kombat]]. While trying to return home from [[Holiday Island]], they find themselves in a [[Crossover]] with ''Mortal Kombat'' and one of them must face their greatest fear to save the Earth. The Doors album ''LA Woman'' was released in 1971.

'''Daria-1975''': The "Mack Dynamite" universe as seen in the [[Judith Strikes]] story [http://thepaperpusher.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=29734 Mack Dynamite vs. the Crimson Phantom]. In this universe, [[Mack]] is a 70s blaxploitation movie hero who works as a ultracool, kung-fu fightin', homicide detective with the Lawndale Police Department. According to the "Editor's Note" at the beginning of the story, there are ten films in the "Mack Dynamite" series, with ''Mack Dynamite vs. the Crimson Phantom'' being released in 1975.

 

 

'''Daria-1979''': The universe of [[Judith Strikes]] story [http://thepaperpusher.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=29551 The Long Good Sandi], where the Fashion Club (and other characters) are involved in organised crime. 1979 was the year British gangster film [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Long_Good_Friday The Long Good Friday] was completed.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

'''Daria-1994''': The universe of "[[Power Rangers: Alphawave Access]]," created by [[Brother Grimace]]. Brother Grimace was thirty in 1994, which was the age of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tommy_Oliver Tommy Oliver] when he served as the Black Dino Power Ranger. Tommy Oliver is the most famous person to ever serve as a Power Ranger.

 

 

 

'''Daria 2001''': A universe encountered in the story "[[Three]]," that includes [[Veronica Morgendorffer]] and in which Daria is deaf. Events happen in the year 2001, their time.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

'''Daria-4904''': The universe in which [[Doggieboy|Doggieboy's]] "[[A Very Bad Move]]" takes place. On the Earth in this universe, ''Daria'' is a cartoon on MTV.

 

 

 

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'''Daria-9194-C''': The universe of the [[Beavis and Butt-head (comics)|''Beavis and Butt-head'' comic book]]. This is also an official [[Marvel Universe]], featuring the publisher's superhero characters and comic creators. Any such Marvel designation is unknown.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

'''Daria-90210''': The universe in which the events of [[Daria the Movie]] and its sequel, [[Daria 2: The Curse of the Misery Chick]], actually did take place. "90210" is the postal zip code for Beverly Hills, California, the setting of the 1990's teen drama [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beverly_Hills%2C_90210 ''Beverly Hills, 90210''].

'''Daria-91404''': The universe of "[[Shield Maiden]]," by [[Richard Lobinske]]. The first part written was in response to the 9/14/04 challenge at PPMB.

 

 

'''Daria-101420-Prime''': The universe of the "Outpost Amy" supersite, in which ''Abruptly Amy'' is a spin-off from the popular television series ''Daria''.

 

'''Daria-326,916''': The universe of "[[A Rookie Mistake]]," by [[Roentgen]]. This is the first universe where the [[Zombie Legion]] was encountered. The designation comes from PPMB board code associated with the post.

 

'''Daria-2462010''': A recurring gag AU in [[Judith Strikes]] and [[Worldburner]] where Quinn and Daria ''are'' [[Beavis and Butt-head]], respectively.

'''Daria-2561967''': One of the "hippyworld" universes, setting of the third [[Amelia Pine]] [[Worldburner]] fanfic; a leyline under Woodstock activated partway through the festival, causing the whole of Earth to become hippies and "good vibes" to be part of the atmosphere. 25/6/1967 is when the Beatles released "All You Need Is Love".

 

 

 

'''Daria-1010110101''': The home universe of Ringbearer [[Amelia Pine]]. The number is random and signifies nothing of value, which is how Amelia thinks of herself.