God Sphere

The God Sphere, a lso known as Sphere of the Gods, is the metaphysical reality where all the gods reside and extra-dimentional beings reside. It is the source of all magic in the positive Multiverse, and it's divided in eight realms, each two opposite of each other: Heaven and Hell, Dream and Nightmare, Skyland and Underworld, and New Genesis and Apokolips. The Sphere of the Gods exists above the Bleed (where all...

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  • Entrance of Mount Olympus
  • The God Sphere, a lso known as Sphere of the Gods, is the metaphysical reality where all the gods reside and extra-dimentional beings reside. It is the source of all magic in the positive Multiverse, and it's divided in eight realms, each two opposite of each other: Heaven and Hell, Dream and Nightmare, Skyland and Underworld, and New Genesis and Apokolips. The Sphere of the Gods exists above the Bleed (where all Earths and the House of Legends are located) and below the Source Wall.
  • It is also one of the Seven Forces of the Universe.
Related article links (9)Mount Olympus · Multiverse · Heaven · Hell · New Genesis · Apokolips · House of Legends · Source Wall · Seven Forces of the Universe
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History

  • Prior to the existence of life and death, and matter and magic, there was only a Great Darkness. From the Great Darkness, the Light of Creation emerged and expanded, giving birth to the cosmos. After the Source, the first being to ever exist, emerged from the darkness, it created the raw materials to create Systems of Life. Then it sent the Hands, its celestial scions, throughout the Overvoid — an infinite, timeless, consciousness white void — to make Multiverses using those materials and then die, giving their essences to the Multiverses they created. But Perpetua, one of the Hands, refused to follow those orders. After building her Multiverse with the Dark Forces of the Multiverse (the Still Force, the Invisible Spectrum, the Tear of Extinction, the Void Wind, the Black Apple, the Sixth Note, Faithlessness, the Anti-Life Equation, and Chaos Magic) and giving birth to her children Alpheus, Mar Novu, and Mobius, she refused to die. Instead, she created an army of Apex Predators to challenge The Source. When the brothers found out about her plans, they alerted the Judges, who sent a cosmic bird named Cosmic Raptor to imprison Perpetua and her Totality powers in the Source Wall. Then, her Multiverse was remade using the Seven Forces of the Universe (or the Connective Energy) instead: the Speed Force, the Emotional Electromagnetic Spectrum, the Life Force, the Dimensional Superstructure, the Collective Unconscious, Faithfulness, and the Sphere of the Gods.
  • The Sphere of the Gods is the source of all magic in the Multiverse, the positive opposite to the Void Wind. From it came the first magical being to exist: a magical girl. She shared part of her magic with the humankind, and they have her a name — Hecate. With time, the belief of humans grow and, out of their imagination and the magic the Maiden had gifted them, the Pantheons of Gods were born, and the Sphere of the Gods plane was created.
Related article links (16)Perpetua · Dark Forces of the Multiverse · Still Force · Invisible Spectrum · Tear of Extinction · Void Wind · Alpheus · Mar Novu · Mobius · Totality · Source Wall · Connective Energy · Speed Force · Collective Unconscious · magic · Hecate
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Episode 38: Wonderverse

  • During the events of the Wonderverse episode, the God Sphere was fractured by Zeus, as he claimed the power of the Source Wall after Typhon destroyed his crown during the events of the Amazon Fury Part III episode. The Council of Wonder Women and her allies were able to convince Zeus to return the power to the Wall before he caused the destruction of the Sphere and the Mortal World, restoring the Sphere and its realms.
Related article links (7)Wonderverse · God Sphere was fractured · Zeus · Source Wall · Typhon · Amazon Fury Part III · The Council of Wonder Women
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Episode 45: Shock to the System

  • During the events of the Shock to the System episode, Static and Rocket and their allies go to the Terrorium located in the Sphere of the Gods to rescue the kidnapped Bang Babies from being experimented on by DeSaad.
Related article links (6)Shock to the System · Static · Rocket · Terrorium · Bang Babies · DeSaad
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Episode 46: Justice League Dark Cursed

Related article links (9)Justice League Dark Cursed · Justice League Dark · Wonder Woman · Circe · Wonder Girl · Phantom Stranger · Isis · Mary · Batman
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Locations

  • The plane of the God Sphere encompasses all of the divine and supernatural realms, half positive and half negative.
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Positive Realms

  • Dreaming
  • Also known as Dream and Dream World, the Dreaming is home to all of the mystical beings of light created by dreams. It is believed that the House of Mystery exists simultaneously on Earth and in the Dream World. The dark opposite of Dream is Nightmare.
  • Heaven
  • Also known as the Kingdom of Heaven, Heaven is home to the Spectre, and to the Presence (DC's equivalent of the Abrahamic God) and his Angels. The dark opposite of Heaven is Hell.
  • New Genesis
  • New Genesis is the realm of the New Gods, as well as the Bugs and the Dreggs — the Old Gods. It can only reached through Boom Tubes. The dark opposite of New Genesis is Apokolips.
  • Skyland
  • Also known as Hightower, Skyland is the realm where ancient deities and pantheons live, including the Greek gods of Olympus, the Egyptian gods of Aaru, the Chinese gods of Heavenly Realm, and Celtic deities of the Otherworld (or Tir Na Nóg). It can only be reached by a few portals scattered across the Earth. The dark opposite of Skyland is the Underworld.
Related article links (10)House of Mystery · Kingdom of Heaven · Spectre · New Genesis · New Gods · Bugs · Dreggs — the Old Gods · Boom Tubes · Skyland · Olympus
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Negative Realms

Related article links (14)Nightmare Central City · Legions of Hell · Underworld · Trigon's Prison · Gotham Wastelands · Apokolips · Boom Tubes · Hades · Halls of Hades · Labyrinth of Lost Souls · River Styx · Throne of the Dead · Phantom Zone · now extinct Graveyard of Gods
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Inhabitants

Related article links (59)Santa Claus · Kid Flash · Eclipso · Spectre · Avatar of Sin · Etrigan · Greed (Deadly Enemies) · Hatred (Deadly Enemies) · Injustice (Deadly Enemies) · Isis · Jack · Jacob · James · Jared · Jesse · Julius · Neron · Pride (Deadly Enemies) · Selfishness (Deadly Enemies) · Tala · Trigon · Big Barda · Bugs of New Genesis · Lightray · Mister Miracle · Orion · Chang Tzu · Darkseid · DeSaad · Grail · Granny Goodness · Kalibak · Lashina · Mad Harriet · Mantis · Parademons · Steppenwolf · Aphrodite · Ares · Athena · Atlas · Hecate · Hera · Poseidon · Zeus · bear · stag · wolf · Cerberus · Hades · Ixion · Medusa · Typhon · General Zod · Kryptonian Milicia · Non · Superman · Ursa · Xa-Du
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Gallery

Related article links (4)Fractured God Sphere · Trigon's Prison · Olympus · Halls of Hades
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Trivia

  • When a person dies, their souls' destiny is decided by their personal belief and religion.; Isis being found in Hell in The Sins of Black Adam implies she's of christian belief.
  • As the game presents elements from both New Earth and Prime Earth continuities, (e.g., Raven's brothers in the Sons of Trigon episode are from New Earth, while Perpetua was introduced in Prime Earth), most of the information presented in this page relies on crossing in-game lore with comics lore and educated guesses, since it's not clear if the timeline ever suffered any type of hard or soft reboot, only retcons. This version of the God Sphere and its history presented in the game, as well as its inhabitants and locations, doesn't fully match its comics counterpart.
Related article links (4)The Sins of Black Adam · Raven · Sons of Trigon · Perpetua
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See also

Related article links (1)Fractured God Sphere
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