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"Who are you in this vast Multiverse, Mister Strange?"

―The Ancient One to Stephen Strange^[src]

The Multiverse is the collective of all realities and parallel dimensions in existence.

History

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Humanity's Discovery

Sorcerer Supreme

Agamotto became the first Sorcerer Supreme and dedicated his life to protect the Earth realm from extra-dimensional threats.^[1]

Mass Discovery

The Rift - Agent Carter 2x08 — Interdimensional Rift

Humans, during the 1940's, began experimenting with nuclear energy; during one such experiment performed by Isodyne Energy, a rift was created where a substance dubbed Zero Matter entered this dimension. Eventually, the scientists Whitney Frost and Jason Wilkes became infected with the substance.^[2] Frost actively sought more of the Zero Matter and reopened the rift; however Wilkes entered the opening.^[3] Upon his return, he described his experience in another dimension outside the Earth realm.^[4]

Quantum Realm

Janet van Dyne became a resident of the quantum realm when the size regulator of her suit malfunctioned; her husband Hank Pym started to research the other dimension in order to find van Dyne.^[5]

Upon the disappearance of Jemma Simmons through the Monolith,^[6] Leo Fitz researched into the quantum realm, exploring the possibility that she was there.^[7]

Attack on the Sanctums

To be added

References

External Links

Multiverse on Marvel Database
Multiverse on Wikipedia

[1] Doctor Strange

[2] Agent Carter: 2.02: A View in the Dark

[3] Agent Carter: 2.08: The Edge of Mystery

[4] Agent Carter: 2.10: Hollywood Ending

[5] Ant-Man

[6] Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: 2.22: S.O.S. Part Two

[7] Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: 3.01: Laws of Nature

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-[[Humans]], during the 1940's, began experimenting with nuclear energy; during one such experiment performed by [[Isodyne Energy]], a rift was created where a substance dubbed [[Zero Matter]] entered this dimension. Eventually, the scientists [[Whitney Frost]] and [[Jason Wilkes]] became infected with the substance.<ref>''[[A View in the Dark|Agent Carter: 2.02: A View in the Dark]]''</ref> Frost actively sought more of the Zero Matter and reopened the rift; however Wilkes entered the opening.<ref>''[[The Edge of Mystery|Agent Carter: 2.08: The Edge of Mystery]]''</ref> Upon his return, he described his experience in another dimension outside the Earth realm.{{cite}}
+[[Humans]], during the 1940's, began experimenting with nuclear energy; during one such experiment performed by [[Isodyne Energy]], a rift was created where a substance dubbed [[Zero Matter]] entered this dimension. Eventually, the scientists [[Whitney Frost]] and [[Jason Wilkes]] became infected with the substance.<ref>''[[A View in the Dark|Agent Carter: 2.02: A View in the Dark]]''</ref> Frost actively sought more of the Zero Matter and reopened the rift; however Wilkes entered the opening.<ref>''[[The Edge of Mystery|Agent Carter: 2.08: The Edge of Mystery]]''</ref> Upon his return, he described his experience in another dimension outside the Earth realm.<ref>''[[Hollywood Ending|Agent Carter: 2.10: Hollywood Ending]]''</ref>
 ====[[Quantum Realm]]====