Endless Myth vs. Saint Seiya Episode.G Assassin
— Multiverse Myth as Expansion vs. Collision —
The novel Endless Myth and Saint Seiya Episode.G Assassin both delve deeply into the concept of the multiverse as a foundation for mythology.
While traditional myths are often confined to a single world or timeline, these works explore multiple universes, overlapping realities, and divergent possibilities existing simultaneously.
Here, we examine them purely as multiverse mythologies.
1. Form of Myth: Infinite Generation vs. Intersecting Worlds
Endless Myth presents a multiverse that is continuously and infinitely generated.
Its structure expands outward—from multiverse to omniverse and beyond—without limit.
In contrast, Episode.G Assassin is defined by the intersection of worlds.
Different timelines and alternate histories converge, bringing multiple versions of reality into direct contact.
In short:
Endless Myth: endlessly generating multiverse
Episode.G Assassin: intersecting and colliding multiverse
2. Cosmology: Structural System vs. Interfering Realities
In Endless Myth, the multiverse exists as a grand, stable structure.
All universes are layered within a hierarchy, forming a coherent system.
In Episode.G Assassin, universes actively interfere with one another.
Different worlds overlap, causing contradictions, distortions, and instability.
Thus:
Endless Myth: multiverse as a stable structure
Episode.G Assassin: multiverse as unstable interference
3. Characters: Observers vs. Multiplicity of Self
In Endless Myth, characters function as observers or components within the cosmic structure.
They perceive or exist within the expanding system of the multiverse.
In Episode.G Assassin, multiple versions of the same character can exist simultaneously.
For example, Aiolia may appear in different forms across timelines, coexisting and even confronting one another.
So:
Endless Myth: individuals exist within structure
Episode.G Assassin: individuals multiply and collide
4. Time and Causality: Infinite Branching vs. Paradox
In Endless Myth, time branches infinitely.
Parallel worlds naturally proliferate, and contradictions are absorbed into the larger structure.
In Episode.G Assassin, branching timelines eventually intersect, creating paradoxes.
Conflicting causalities collide, destabilizing reality itself.
Comparison:
Endless Myth: stable branching
Episode.G Assassin: unstable convergence
5. Movement of Myth: Expansion vs. Convergence and Conflict
Endless Myth expands outward endlessly.
New universes, entities, and concepts are continuously added.
Episode.G Assassin moves toward convergence.
Different universes gather into a single point, where conflict emerges through collision.
6. Essence as Multiverse Myth
Endless Myth mythologizes the multiverse itself.
Structure, infinity, and existence become the core of the myth.
Episode.G Assassin uses the multiverse as a narrative device.
By colliding different possibilities, it generates drama and battle.
Conclusion: Does the Multiverse Expand or Collide?
Endless Myth and Saint Seiya Episode.G Assassin present two directions of multiverse mythology:
Endless Myth: an infinitely expanding multiverse myth
Episode.G Assassin: a colliding, intersecting multiverse myth
The former builds through expansion.
The latter builds through conflict and convergence.
And this leads to a central question:
Is the multiverse something that expands endlessly—
or a space where different possibilities inevitably collide?
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