Multiverse & Alternate Universe

🌌 The Pet Genimaliens — Multiverse & Alternate Universes

1. Wackyland World

Everyone is the opposite of their Earth/Prime counterpart.

Dog → “Leak,” snack-creating instead of snack-eating.

Cat → hyper-helpful instead of selfish.

Rabbit → calm, emotionless instead of glitter-explosive.

A reality where logic runs backwards (fall up, laugh when sad, eat to vomit food out).



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2. The Burnt-Toast Dimension

Ruled by Toast King.

Eternal breakfast war.

Everything smells like burnt crumbs, rivers flow with orange juice.

Weapons: frying pans, butter cannons, cereal golems.



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3. The Donut Loop

A looping reality shaped like an infinite donut.

Time resets every 12 minutes with subtle differences.

Dog LOVES it… until he realizes all donuts reset too.

Meta-joke: panels loop visually like an animation stuck in rewind.



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4. Glittervoid

Realm powered by pure emotions.

Rabbit’s Glitterbeast form is native energy here.

Everyone sparkles uncontrollably — even rocks cry glitter tears.

Dangerous: too much emotion can overload and break physics.



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5. Silent Toonverse

A black-and-white cartoon universe.

No dialogue, only title cards and exaggerated slapstick SFX.

Mouse becomes the hero since gadgets don’t need voices to work.

Homage to 1930s Max Fleischer / Silly Symphonies style.



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6. JiggleCore Prime (Home Base)

The “main” dimension, but unstable.

Constant portals open due to snack or prank-related accidents.

Fourth wall is permanently cracked.



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7. Rubberband Reality

Characters stretch, flatten, and reassemble constantly.

Time acts like elastic: too much tension → SNAP! → instant reset.

Cat hates it because naps are impossible (bed keeps bouncing).



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8. The Snackpocalypse Future

Alternate timeline where snacks became sentient.

Dog is hunted by giant donuts and pizza lords.

Resistance led by Hamster riding a soda-can mech.



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9. Dimension of Talking Signs

World populated entirely by sentient signs, labels, and logos.

Every sentence is passive-aggressive advice.

“STOP” signs argue with “GO” signs in endless traffic chaos.



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10. The Scribbleverse

Everything looks like it was doodled in crayon by a hyper kid.

Reality is unstable; erasers are cosmic weapons.

Cat gets erased for half an episode, only her smug grin remains.



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11. The Quantum Bounce

Timelines stack on top of each other like pancakes.

Characters bounce between possible outcomes every second.

Leads to gag where Rabbit keeps transforming into Glitterbeast, then instantly back, then again.



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12. Mirrorverse Mall

A giant infinite mall.

Alternate selves are shopping constantly.

Prices vary by timeline (“SALE: only 3 paradoxes per pair!”).

Parody of endless consumer culture.



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✨ These can act as episode destinations, “villain origin zones,” or crossover excuses.
Some are recurring (like Wackyland), others one-off joke realms.

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Episode 1

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  In the vast cosmic ballet of planets and stars, a mysterious celestial accident opens a glittering portal between Earth and the distant planet Genimalienland. The Genimaliens—Rabbit (a chaotic energy ball), Dog (the reluctant voice of reason), and Cat (the sleepy deadpan realist)—are hurled through space aboard their jellyfish-like ship, JiggleCore. Their mission, assigned by the majestic Queen Mammal (a cosmic bear monarch draped in starry robes), is to blend in with Earth’s animals and secretly hunt down the scattered Pulse Crystals—fragments of unimaginable power. Naturally, things go horribly off-script. After a violently bouncy crash landing in a suburban backyard (rated “ten out of ten” by Dog), the trio attempts to disguise themselves among Earth’s fauna. However, their outrageous alien abilities and disregard for subtlety (especially Rabbit’s obsession with sparkle explosions) terrify the local wildlife. A misguided “Welcome Earthlings!” glitter bomb sends squirrels, bird...
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Episode 4

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After Raccoon’s wild guitar solos go accidentally viral across the galaxy, Rabbit celebrates their overnight interstellar fame, but Dog is understandably worried. 👉 “Great. That’s never bad.” He’s right. The broadcast attracts the attention of Lord Feedback, an egotistical alien warlord with cymbal shoulders, glowing drumsticks, and a ship shaped like a colossal drum kit. 👉 “They stole my sound. Now I’ll silence theirs.” As Lord Feedback descends to Earth, the backyard turns chaotic: Earth animals dive for cover. Raccoon preps her guitar using a garden hose as a makeshift amp. Rabbit flings glitter as an (ineffective) defense shield. Dog frantically sketches a “Sound War Emergency Plan.” Cat suggests: “I vote we surrender and nap through the battle.” Lord Feedback floats down dramatically on a subwoofer throne, issuing his challenge: 👉 “One battle riff. One winner. No encore.” The Jam-Off of the Ages begins: Raccoon’s shredding riffs vs. Feedback’s thunderous drum blasts...
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