WIP. Here I intend to fully realize, to an extent, every single character created during middle school that would have joined Massive Melee in some way shape or form. They will be accompanied by a short summary of where I would have put them in lore-wise and their individual character arcs in the original Massive Melee. Plot points from the Super Fight Fight, The Ultimas War, and the supposed 2014 reboot were incorporated into the continuity. Despite what some conceptual work and documents initially, terms such as the Galactic Battalion Force were to be scrapped/reworked for the intended final draft.
The subpages are divided amongst the heroes (Forces of Light), the wild cards (Neutral), and villains (Forces of Darkness). There is also a page dedicated to the pantheon of the Massive Melee universe. Below, you will read the best possible comprehensible story bible of sorts that shaped the reality of what middle school Ron wanted for the world to see.
As we know it, home to most of the Forces of Light. The Earth in the MM canon remains largely unchanged save for the addition of the fictitious locations.
Earth serves as the main headquarters of the Battalion Ops, a global defense entity dedicated to protecting the planet from all threats, on-home and outward.
The space outside of Earth's atmosphere, largely unexplored by humans. In the MM canon, the extent is towards the Milky Way's neighbor, the Andromeda Galaxy. The space beyond the cosmos is home to extraterrastial beings who may be either friendly or hostile depending on the intentions of its visitors.
The home of the main MM pantheon, where The Higher Being resides alongside Lucifer, both representing facets of chaos and order. They each have anointed and breathed godly essences into "champions", warriors who help balance the two.
The Heavens are also the original home of the elemental gods, The Oracle, and Mirage, each formed from the primordial energies that surround The Heavens.
The Nulspace is a hub of sorts that houses all the dimensional gateways that is normally only accessible to deities and beings capable of powerful magic. The hub, built by the Pantheon, is bestowed upon a blessing unreplicated anywhere else in the universe where combat of any kind is strictly prohibited and essentially impossible. The Nulspace acts as a proper area for opposing parties to parley, watched over by Gigas, a guardian of the hub. He is later joined by Centraus and Reptoron, both of whom recruited by Evrus and Aurus, respectively.
Explorers have only covered some 0.001% of the deep ocean seafloor. What imagined living beings could be dwelling far below the surface of the ocean?
The Abyss is home to a certain race of beings known as the Formorians, influenced by Irish mythology, ruled by Balor, their king. Their deep sea domain is also home to Cthulu, imagined as simply an ancient deep sea creature formerly worshipped in ancient times before being driven back into the seas. Balor and Cthulu had clashed with one another ages ago, resulting in the Formorian dominance of The Abyss, driving the sea god into the Deep Trench.
A place that sees almost no light resides Cthulu, driven into exile into this darkened void by Balor, king of the Formorians. The energy that resides here results in space distortions, wherein lies a Hollow Earth, a wasteland adjacent to the center and has its own magnetic atmosphere.
A parallel reality to our main dimension.
A dimension split between order and chaos, its residual energies shifting and affecting its people and the land. Most of its society operates on advanced technology that benefits its people to near utopian standards. This is all in part due to the one-world government called The Luster Empire, a militaristic technocracy. However, there has been reports of missing peoples, none of which have been recovered.
A realm home to beings who have the innate ability to control the elements around them, ranging from fire, water, wood, earth, and metal to minor elements in sand, thunder, plants, ice, magma, and air, and those who do not, relying on their wits and living off the nature to survive. The two peoples lived in a peace, but separately.
Elime consists of a large archipelago of eleven islands and a larger mass in the middle.
A supercontinent that stretches and connects to both northern and southern poles and consists of various types of climates and fauna, each home to peoples incapable of controlling the elements. Instead, these peoples have used their natural talents to forge civilizations. In doing so, several factions from each of these regions have sprouted, hoping to expand their influence. Other factions simply set up arms only for defense.
A large country sandwiched between Elime and War Island, they have blended and mastered the use of science and the natural elements to become a nigh futuristic society. They have developed the ability to use aircrafts, robotics, and biological experients.