Parallel Worlds were other realities existing in the Evillious Chronicles universe. Due to the interventions of the god Sickle, they had a chance to have considerable variation from the reality containing the First, Second, Third and Fourth Periods.
Configuration and Laws[]
Parallel worlds were separate realities, originally existing as branches from the main timeline; they stemmed from choices or events that altered the future.[1] Parallel worlds could be studied, with Seth Twiright scientifically proving their existence while in the Second Period.[2] Physical travel between parallel worlds was possible, whether through special "gates",[3] the Re_birthday spell, or using Black Box technology.[4]
Thanks to Sickle bringing an alternate timeline version of Allen Avadonia into the Third Period, parallel worlds were warped and became wildly different from the core Periods.[3] Additionally, alternate versions of beings from the main timeline known as "alter egos" existed, such as Baum Kuren and Rilia-Renée.
Worlds[]
Tailor of Enbizaka World[]
An alternate version of the Third Period. In this timeline, Kayo Sudou did not swap bodies with Ma and gain the Prophetic Dream ability. Following her murders of the Miroku Family, Kayo learned the truth about Kai Miroku being the culprit behind the Great Fire of Enbizaka and that he was a member of the Crimson Robed Masses. She alerted the Magistrate's office, causing them to move against the group and throwing the entirety of Enbizaka into a civil war, ending in the destruction of Onigashima. With the main timeline's Kayo seeing this in a prophetic dream, she sought to prevent this by instead feigning insanity at her trial, causing her to be executed as a madwoman while keeping Enbizaka safe.[1] It is suggested that this is the setting of The Tailor of Enbizaka song.
Destroyed World[]
An alternate version of the Third Period. After the destruction of the world, Allen met each of the seven demon contractors in order, eventually failing to stop Nemesis Sudou from activating Amostia and completely wiping it out.[5] At the last moment, the alternate Allen was pulled into the Third Period by Sickle and fused with the existing Allen, allowing him to gain knowledge of the failed timeline.[3] It's the setting of the Seven Crimes and Punishments novel.
Third Period (repeat)[]
A repeat of the Third Period, created by Adam and Eve's Re_birthday as part of the Court Ending. It existed parallel to the Third Period, and was traveled to by Adam, Eve, Irina Clockworker and Gammon Octo. It appeared to have roughly the same history as the Third Period.[4] It is the setting of The Karma of Evil Will Not End song and possibly the Madam Merry-Go-Round song.
World of Giants and Beastmen[]
A world in which giants and beastmen live. One of its continents, Silgareds, eventually fell into chaos due to the Anofaceon Empire's collapse and the sorceress Estoria's machinations. Banica Conchita and her servants traveled there around this time using the Neo Black Box to terrorize and devour its inhabitants as part of the Graveyard Ending.[4] It is one of the settings of the Banica Concerto!! song and is referenced in both Storyteller Y and grEAT journey.
World of Angels and Demons[]
A world in which angels and demons live. Both races began warring with one another, resulting in the demons' defeat.[6] The Prasino Empire was also destroyed during this conflict, leaving the royal Baum Kuren orphaned and blind. This was the second world that Banica Conchita and her servants traveled to, using it as a place to recover following their near-destruction in the previous world.[7] It is the setting of the songs grEAT journey, The Blind Girl and the Angel, and Storyteller Y.
Torture Tower World[]
A world in which wraiths live, largely shaping its history through their actions. The irregular Amostia traveled to this world following the Third Period's destruction, taking along Luna Hazuki's corpse.[3] It is the setting for the song Torture Tower Doesn't Sleep and hinted at in the song Outlaw & Marionette.
World of Curses and Blessings[]
A world in which humans, witches, and artificial beings live.[8] Part of it became engulfed in war over the few remaining "flowers of happiness."[9] Its name was confirmed via a tweet from mothy in 2021. It is the setting for the songs The Steel Lady, Rilia-Renée, The Witch and the Flower of Happiness, Ristorante Cimitero, Twin Rabbits Come and Play Their Flute, Sister Clarith's Curious Night, and The Restaurant of Many Ingredients.
Appearances[]
- Barisol's Child is an Only Child (mentioned only)
- Seven Crimes and Punishments (first appearance)
- The Karma of Evil Will Not End
- Banica Concerto!!
- GrEAT journey
- The Blind Girl and the Angel
- The Song of the Cowardly Black Bird
- The Steel Lady, Rilia-Renée
- Twin Rabbits Come and Play Their Flute
- Sister Clarith's Curious Night
- Storyteller Y
- The Witch and the Flower of Happiness
- Ristorante Cimitero
- The Restaurant of Many Ingredients
- Deadly Sins of Evil: The Tailor of Enbizaka (mentioned only)
- Deadly Sins of Evil: The Muzzle of Nemesis (mentioned only)
- Deadly Sins of Evil: Master of the Heavenly Yard
- Seven Crimes and Punishments (story)
- Outlaw & Lychgate (mentioned only)
- E.A.T Prologue (story)
- Seven Crimes and Punishments (album)
- Original Sin Story: Complete Edition (mentioned only)
- Clockwork Lullaby (album)
- Evils Extra
- E.A.T Prologue
- Twin Rabbits Come and Play Their Flute (album)
- The Restaurant of Many Ingredients (album)
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Deadly Sins of Evil: The Tailor of Enbizaka – Chapter 3
- ↑ Deadly Sins of Evil: The Muzzle of Nemesis – Prologue
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 Outlaw & Lychgate – Chapter 3
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Deadly Sins of Evil: Master of the Heavenly Yard – Chapter 12
- ↑ Seven Crimes and Punishments
- ↑ "The Blind Girl and the Angel"
- ↑ E.A.T Prologue
- ↑ "The Steel Lady, Rilia-Renée"
- ↑ "The Witch and the Flower of Happiness"
Trivia[]
Curiosities[]
- Based on the PV for Twin Rabbits Come and Play Their Flute, the Third Period is also known as the "Evillious Chronicles" and the "World of Crimes and Punishments."