- The Darkforce Dimension: the obscure dimension referenced in <i>Agent Carter</i>. Since there was no correlation between the Darkforce and the Dark Dimension shown in <i>Doctor Strange</i>, and since there is Darkforce Dimension in the comics who matched the description given by Jason Wilkes, it could be referenced. Maybe not with an entire page, but with a section in the Multiverse page.
- Hell: the dimension mentioned in <i>Deals With Our Devils</i>, where the Spirit of Vengeance came from and where Coulson was going to be sucked on.
- The Ghost Dimension: This is where there is the most speculation. It has been speculated that the Limbo where Coulson, Fitz and Robbie where stucked it is the Mirror Dimension. Altough they look similar, there is no official confirmation about, and this "Ghost Dimension" looks more like a distorted version of the Astral Plane.
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<p>I'm opening a thread about my ideas for new pages that could be created, and if they have to be created:
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<p>Yeah, I understand. Sorry, my question was a bit unclear. My question was what is this "other dimension" that the trio "had a foot in"?
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<p>That's what we don't know, but maybe we'll find out in the next episode.
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<p>Yeah but, technically, in the MCU Hel is on the Earth Plane, like all the Nine Realms. This is is specifically an alternate dimension. </p>
- Hell: I think we should wait for a few more episodes to fully understand the nature of the Spirit of Revenge before we create this article. We still don't know if he was talking about Hel like Loki did in TTDW.
<p>Yeah but, technically, in the MCU Hel is on the Earth Plane, like all the Nine Realms. This is is specifically an alternate dimension. </p>
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The "Ghost Dimension" wasn't a dimension at all. <div class="quote"> <dl><dd><i>"I think I understand why Lucy and her friends looked like ghosts now. They were out of phase with our reality. It's like the... The invisible quantum mechanics inside the boxes, moving in and out of our dimension. Lucy and her friends were stuck in between, and now we are, too."
"Trapped between dimensions?"
"Yeah, that shock wave... That wasn't turbulence... That was... that was friction between two dimensions."</i> </dd><dd>―Leo Fitz and Phil Coulson<sup class="plainlinks">[src]</sup></dd></dl></i></div>
</div> <p>Yeah, i see what you mean. </p>
The "Ghost Dimension" wasn't a dimension at all. <div class="quote"> <dl><dd><i>"I think I understand why Lucy and her friends looked like ghosts now. They were out of phase with our reality. It's like the... The invisible quantum mechanics inside the boxes, moving in and out of our dimension. Lucy and her friends were stuck in between, and now we are, too."
"Trapped between dimensions?"
"Yeah, that shock wave... That wasn't turbulence... That was... that was friction between two dimensions."</i> </dd><dd>―Leo Fitz and Phil Coulson<sup class="plainlinks">[src]</sup></dd></dl></i></div>
</div> <p>Yeah, i see what you mean. </p>
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<p>Could Ghost Space be an unofficial name for the in-between place we saw in this episode?
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<p>There is no in-between place. Coulson, Fitz and Reyes were still in our realm, but their bodies were out of phase with our reality.
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<p>"Lucy and her friends were stuck in between, and now we are, too."
"Trapped between dimensions?"
"Yeah, that shock wave... That wasn't turbulence... That was... that was friction between two dimensions."
</p><p>At least Fitz used the words "in between".
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"Lucy and her friends were stuck in between, and now we are, too."
"Trapped between dimensions?"
"Yeah, that shock wave... That wasn't turbulence... That was... that was friction between two dimensions."
</p><p>At least Fitz used the words "in between".
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<p>Think of it as more of a barrier or line than a space. Half of their existence (body) had already crossed the line or were starting to. The other half (soul/spirit) was beginning to follow the body across the line. They managed to resist being pulled, so they were essentially stuck between the pull of two dimensions, but it wasn't a seperate place. </p>
<p>Think of it as more of a barrier or line than a space. Half of their existence (body) had already crossed the line or were starting to. The other half (soul/spirit) was beginning to follow the body across the line. They managed to resist being pulled, so they were essentially stuck between the pull of two dimensions, but it wasn't a seperate place. </p>
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<p>Overlord Divine wrote:
"Lucy and her friends were stuck in between, and now we are, too."
"Trapped between dimensions?"
"Yeah, that shock wave... That wasn't turbulence... That was... that was friction between two dimensions."
</p><p>At least Fitz used the words "in between".
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<p>Think of it as more of a barrier or line than a space. Half of their existence (body) had already crossed the line or were starting to. The other half (soul/spirit) was beginning to follow the body across the line. They managed to resist being pulled, so they were essentially stuck between the pull of two dimensions, but it wasn't a seperate place. </p> </div> <p>Exactly. They were like a guy who is standing on the border between two countries, with one foot in one country and the other foot in the other country. They were neither completely here nor completely there. </p>
<p>Think of it as more of a barrier or line than a space. Half of their existence (body) had already crossed the line or were starting to. The other half (soul/spirit) was beginning to follow the body across the line. They managed to resist being pulled, so they were essentially stuck between the pull of two dimensions, but it wasn't a seperate place. </p> </div> <p>Exactly. They were like a guy who is standing on the border between two countries, with one foot in one country and the other foot in the other country. They were neither completely here nor completely there. </p>
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<p>My own interpretation based of the little information we have now, is that it is like a "tunnel" between dimensions. The tunnel is locked on the person, and is unaffected by the persons geographic location on the earth-realm. The person trapped in between can change their spatial location on the Earth-realm, but their position in the tunnel won't be affected by that. The tunnel is of course not visible to human senses.
</p><p>The ghosts where only a little bit in the tunnel, as they could affect the Earth-realm, and the fear-touch the ghost had was energy from the unknown dimension sipping into the tunnel, that affected the mind of the victim.
</p><p>Coulson, Fitz and Robbie, as stated in the episode, where deep in the tunnel, and could affect the Earth-realm to a little minimum. Coulson seemed to be deepest in his tunnel compared to the other three, as he was sucked in first. Perhaps because he was closest to Eli's machine when it went off. And, as Robbie was a bit away, he still had time to escape long after Coulson and Fitz were rescued, before he and the Rider were sucked in.
</p><p>Interesting though that physical resistance helps a bit against being completely sucked in.
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