Fourth dimension

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Fourth dimension
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Not to be confused with the fourth wall.

The fourth dimension is one of the ten prime dimensions of the BZPB Multiverse.

History[edit | edit source]

The fourth dimension was created by the Users at the beginning of the BZPB Multiverse to house four-dimensional space. The bottom ten prime dimensions of the multiverse - from first dimension to tenth dimension - were each assigned a Dimensional Caretaker, named D1 through D10, who would work to maintain their respective dimension's existence so that the Users could focus on developing their characters instead.[1]

In 150,081 CMT, Washu Hakubi used a temporal mapper to calculate that the Shima Brothers were heading to Teikoku-no-Kiroku elsewhere in the Original Universe by using several dimensional processes to judge where they would be at a specific point in time. Being in the sixth dimension at the time allowed Washu to use the device much more efficiently by having a link to the third and fourth dimensions.[2]

In 150,082 CMT, Zev Raregroove mentioned to the Conquistadores that the Sacred Weight Stone was once sealed in a pocket world between the third and fourth dimensions by the High Magi of the Glory Family.[3]

References[edit | edit source]

  1. Chousin (revision on 03:07, Jul 15, 2012): "The true Creator Supreme (The Architect), created the BZPB Multiverse and all of its dimensions, leaving the Chousin in charge of nurturing and regulating time, space, and life, so that The Users could regulate their characters. [...] Appointed to help them are the Dimensional Caretakers -- D1 through D10 -- With the three Chousin together acting as the Caretakers of the ever-mysterious Hyperdimension."
  2. BZPB #4723 (Jun 27, 2011)
  3. BZPB #9584 (Jul 07, 2012)

External Links[edit | edit source]


- Prime Dimensions of the BZPB Multiverse - edit
First dimension • Second dimension • Third dimensionFourth dimension • Fifth dimension • Sixth dimension • Seventh dimension • Eighth dimension • Ninth dimension • Tenth dimension